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… exceptions, notably Bourdon House in Davies Street, Roger Morris's own house at No. 61 Green Street, Ligonier's house … the largest being that provided in the 1730's by Roger Morris for the Second Troop of Horse Guards between Green … to preserve their light: 327 for the stables built by Morris a plot on the south side of Green Street was even left …
Survey of London
… of France and Italy and subsequently introduced him to Morris and Burne-Jones. In England he had learnt the …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… reading. 'There was a Case a Year ago between Prideaux and Morris, in the County of Cornwall. Mr. Stratford was … to the House of a Breach of Privilege against Mr. Edward Morris, Minister of Aldborough, in the County of York; for that the said Morris had intercepted Letters of Mr. Tankred's which were …
Survey of London
… 1894. 17. Francis Mercier, 1819. 18. John Noble, 1843. 19. Morris Lievesley, 1799 (Secretary 17991849). 20. John Edward …
Survey of London
… 1853, W. C. Stoker, solicitor. No. 21. 185358, Rev. Caleb Morris; 1951, Professor R. H. Tawney. No. 22. 182749, George … plots to Joseph Evans of 17 King's Road, and Penthrin, Morris Lievesley, and Payne, the contractors who were …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… May 29, 1680, in these Words; 'Peter Norris, some call him Morris, a Scotchman, handsome, neat Face, sanguine …
Survey of London
… to sell shares in the latter to his brother-in-law, David Morris. 28 Monetary difficulties increased and for a while … A lease dated 20th June, 1821, was granted to David Edward Morris of "a plot of ground on the east side of the Haymarket …
Survey of London
… rated at 2d. which was assessed in 1579 upon William Morris as tenant, and widow Archer owner. This small house … of the rate-books here looks as though Evers had succeeded Morris. In any case this solitary allusion to "Chappell …
Survey of London
… probably the result of his early association with William Morris and his circle. Webb was working on plans for the … Webb's work at the Red House, Bexley Heath, for William Morris. The original front, or south, elevation, which was …
Survey of London
… Park into a showpiece of the decorative talents of William Morris and his circle (see page 124n). According to his son, … patronage for artists. The younger Ionides engaged William Morris, Philip Webb, Walter Crane and Thomas Jeckyll to … in the house, a piano designed by Burne-Jones, a Morris carpet, and a tapestry designed by Morris, Webb and J. …