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Survey of London
… town houses for their customers. 36 Holland, Soane, S. P. Cockerell and Wyatville are all also recorded as 'acting' for …
Survey of London
… as like Porden and Kay he had been a protege of S. P. Cockerell, the district surveyor of St. George's, Hanover … to have been built. The substantial works done by C. R. Cockerell at No. 88 Brook Street in 1824 have been swept …
Old and New London
… at Rome. On the death of Sir John Soane, in 1837, Mr. Cockerell was chosen to succeed him in his important …
Old and New London
… of the colonnade, upwards of sixty-six feet. Professor Cockerell, in a lecture delivered in 1850, remarked that …
Old and New London
… in importance is a collection discovered by Professor Cockerell, in 1812, among the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, …
Survey of London
… years later the Rector's warden, James Hedger, asked S. P. Cockerell, the architect, to make a survey of the church. Cockerell advised a "substantial repair" since much of the … seem to have been situated there. 15 In 1806 when S. P. Cockerell made his survey of the church it was stated that …
Survey of London Monograph
… touch with the LCC Architect's Department, wrote to Sydney Cockerell: As to L.C.C. I wish it were possible to get a …
Survey of London
… decided to build on his land during 1801, and informed Mr. Cockerell, the surveyor to the Foundling Hospital, who … in 1801, the year that Joseph Lucas was corresponding with Cockerell ( see p. 94). In 1810 he built another eight houses …
Survey of London
… to Lord Kensington, Changeur referred to your agent Mr Cockerell, 9 presumably S. P. Cockerell, sometime surveyor of several estates in London … Paddington. This is, however, the sole known reference to Cockerell's involvement here, and a more likely candidate is …
Survey of London
… memorandum distributed quite widely for criticism. C. R. Cockerell and T. L. Donaldson replied later in 1853 by …