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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Cheveley Education EDUCATION. Raye's school was established in 1568 under the will of John Raye, … a Charity Commission scheme of 1881 attempted to turn Raye's into an elementary school with an upper department teaching … 76 and was extended in 1873 to take the boys from Raye's school. 77 It remained an elementary school, then a primary …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 69 The Marshal lordship was allotted in 1246 to Richard's sister Maud, countess of Norfolk, and descended with the … passed to his brother Hamon (d. after 1178). 76 Hamon's younger son Gilbert took possession in 1199, 77 died in … and south-west of the house there were orchards and farm buildings. 33 The entrance court was incorporated into the …
Survey of London
… condition, consists of two or three different blocks of buildings, none of which appear to date from earlier than the … there was a back way to Shrewsbury House from the King's Road, through Cook's Ground (Glebe Place), but it does not seem likely that the …
Survey of London
… is the Earl Cadogan, the present leaseholder being S. P. Newcombe, Esq. General description, etc. We now begin … old work incorporated in the house are from the following buildings:No. 12 Cheyne Walk contributed the columns and … MSS. (The Bodleian Library). John Offley, the owner of the Lawrence House property, who died in 1784, bequeathed all his …
Survey of London
… Cheyne Walk No. 17 and Don Saltero's Coffee House (No. 18) XXX.No. 17 CHEYNE WALK. XXXI.No. 18 … and it may be seen that the frontage line of the existing buildings changes at this point. The two houses have been … at the corner house in Church Row or Prospect Place, where Lawrence Street meets Cheyne Walk, and where the Cheyne …
Survey of London
… The house was refronted in 1879 from the designs of S. B. Clark, architect. 1 The plan shows the arrangement … which were included in the Catalogue of Lord Cremorne's pictures. The same author records the death of William …
Survey of London
… by Count Zinzendorf in 1750. In Mr. J. J. England's careful drawings from the originals, published in his … be easy to maintain that the letters were merely two B's intertwined, the initials of Baron and Lady Bloomburg, the … National Biography (James and John Camden Neild). Tattam's Memoirs of John Camden Neild. In the committee's ms. …
Survey of London
… east side of the garden, and which is shown in Richardson's Survey of Chelsea Manor, in the British Museum (1769). We … 2 The first Lady Danvers lived at No. 6, after her husband's death until 1759, when the house appears in the parish … and surgeons of the Royal Household." Dominiceti's greatest champion was Sir John Fielding, the blind …
Survey of London
… date of structure. Originally three separate houses, these buildings now contain the two residences Nos. 46 and 48, the … Cheyne Row, formerly called 'The Feathers' or 'The Prince's Arms'; the intervening space being originally occupied by … Davies, Chelsea Old Church (1904). In the committee's ms. collection are Views of front (partly) and back, with …
Survey of London
… they are built was part of the property sold to Thomas Lawrence in 1583 when he purchased the old Manor House, and … that they have preserved so large a proportion of the old buildings. Condition of repair. The houses are now in … that fronts ye five houses built on Sir Thomas Lawrence's ground the landlords of those houses did contribute a third …