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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Ovington 1447 The same Robert Baxter 1448 John Ward John Richardson 1449 William Harding Alan Bird 1450 John Ward … John Penritht 1453 John Carliol Nicholas Wetwang 1454 John Richardson William Roddam 1455 The same Thomas Cuthbert 1456 … Richard Stevenson 1458 John Penreth Henry Fowler 1459 John Richardson Richard Stevenson 1460 John Baxter Nicholas …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… coals 6 10 0 Ditto, for teaching psalmody 6 6 0 16 16 0 E. Richardson and Son, painting St. Nicholas' steeple 17 14 4 … Dale 16 10 11 Edward Storey, for repairing quay 6 6 6 E. Richardson and Son, for painting hinds' houses 4 13 7 … stones 222 7 9 James Copland, ditto 23 6 8 245 14 5 E. Richardson and Son, for painting 10 11 0 C. Burnup, for …
Survey of London
… the Soviet Government approached the solicitors of Lady Richardson, the widow of the lessee of No. 13, to acquire the …
Survey of London
… house, 'understood' that the architect had been Robert Richardson Banks. Banks was a pupil of (Sir) Charles Barry … being carried out under the superintendence of Mr. C. J. Richardson.' 120 Another contemporary journal named 'Mr … suggestions, but left the details and working drawings to Richardson, who was surveyor to Lord Harrington's South …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… of learning. Scholars are known there as early as 1176 (Richardson 1941) and migrations of students to Northampton …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… hour of Milton's imminent peril, on the Restoration, See Richardson, (1734), pp. lxxxix. xc; Todd, (1809), p. 101; …
Survey of London
… being George Munday (brickwork) and Christopher Richardson & Son of Limehouse (carpentry). 171 They were two …
Survey of London
… and at No. 83 by a decent neo-Georgian rebuild of 19501 by Richardson and McLaughlan, architects. 190 Nos. 9597 were …
Survey of London
… a very ruinous and dilapidated state, was leased to Harry Richardson of Finsbury Square, surveyor, who undertook to …
Survey of London
… 101 Lord Harrington's agent was the architect C.J. Richardson, who was 'independent in tone' when Cubitt … cheque', making him send to Coutts's for the cash. 108 c Richardson stated the purchase price of the seventeen acres … the adjacent Harrington estate. The designs were by C. J. Richardson, and the gates made by T. Turner of East Street, …