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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and its rear extension of c. 1830. 19 Another surgeon, George Willis, practising c. 1855-85, who had a longserving …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and died in 1764. 41 It descended to his son and successor George, created a marquess in 1787 (d. 1807), recorded as … (d. after 1286) and her second husband Baldwin de St. George, who held the Richmond and Ely fees until after 1282. … by 1282 to her stepbrother, Baldwin's son William de St. George, and Margery, wife of Roger de Gyney of Norfolk; those …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… they sought assistance from the 'mechanic' preacher George Doughty, 53 under whom they combined with the Burwell …
Old and New London
… Sir Roderick Murchison, Dr. Whewell, Professor Owen, Mr. George Grote, Mr. C. Austin, Mr. H. Reeve, and Mr. George Richmond." In some of these statements, however, as it … the title. For instance, when Sir Charles Eastlake and Mr. George Richmond were chosen, it was held, no doubt, that they …
Old and New London
… Of this Lord Bateman, Horace Walpole tells the story that George I. created him an Irish peer to avoid making him a … from the scenes which it witnessed in the days when George III. was King, and George Prince of Wales was living. The "White House" retained …
Survey of London
… Earl sold his lease from the second Duke of Portland to George Smith Bradshaw and Paul Saunders of Greek Street, … was in the domestic service of the Prince of Wales (later George IV). 140 It was, however, the extravagant masquerades … feet long and thirty-four feet wide. 135 John Phillips and George Shakespear, carpenters, whose partnership is described …
Survey of London
… the residents of Soho Square began to increase. Dr. George Armstrong, a pioneer in the study of paediatrics, had … notably Sir Charles Bell, Sir Anthony Carlisle and Sir George Tuthill. Lawyers, dentists, auctioneers and architects … several booksellers and publishers, the latter including George Routledge at No. 36 from 1843 to 1858 and Adam and …
Survey of London
… 202 His chief creditors were William Baker of St. George's, Hanover Square, and Thomas Scott of Fulham, both … Pearce of St. James's, bricklayer, with the assistance of George Pearce of St. Martin's, plumber, who evidently supplied the capital. In the summer of 1744 George Pearce, with the consent of Smither's creditors, lent …
Survey of London
… 170612; Sir Edmund Anderson, fifth baronet, 171317; George Mackenzie, third Earl of Cromarty, Jacobite, 171660; Colonel Hewitt, 17735, and (Sir) George Tuthill, physician, who gave public lectures in the …
Survey of London
… later Governor of Barbados, 17079; Esquire Lockhart,? George Lockhart, Jacobite and author, 171214; William Legge, … James Compton, 175764; Dr. Thomas White, 17827, and George Walker, novelist, bookseller and publisher, 182047. 33 …