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Alumni Oxonienses
… 1500-1714 Prichard-Pyx Prichard-Pyx Prichard, Alexander of co. Glamorgan, pleb. St. Edmund Hall, matric. 22 May, … of William King, of St. Margaret, New Fish Street, London, vintner. See London Marriage Licences, ed. Foster. [ … school 1692, born 30 Nov., 1681; chaplain to the English merchants at Oporto, rector of Chalfont St. Peter, Bucks, …
A Dictionary of London
… Primrose Court - Prisons Primrose Court North out of Primrose Street, in Bishopsgate Ward Without (Lockie, … 1816). Not named in the maps. Primrose Hill South out of the south-west corner of Salisbury Square at No.17 and … the street being taken up with the bridge over the North London Railway lines. First mention: Rocque, 1746. Former …
Old and New London
… Despicere unde queas alios." Lucretius, ii. Situation of Primrose Hill, and its Appearance in Bygone TimesBarrow … Hill and the West Middlesex WaterworksThe Manor of ChalcotMurder of Sir Edmund Berry GodfreyDuel between Ugo … their colony on the banks of the Thames and founded London, most part of the northern district consisted of a …
Journal of the House of Commons
… House of Commons Journal Volume 10 19 December 1688 Prince of Orange's, Declaration. THE Most Illustrious Prince William … The said Commissioners have suspended the Bishop of London, only because he refused to obey an Order that was …
Survey of London
… Prince of Wales Terrace CHAPTER VI - Prince of Wales Terrace Prince of Wales Terrace is a development of … his fortune. He worked on both the Croydon Railway and the London and Brighton Railway. 5 In 1840, the year of his move …
Survey of London
… Meadows was the name given to the detached portion of the demesne land of the manor of Kennington lying at the … in the tenure of Margaret Eeles and Thomas Bond, timber merchants. 35 In the Middleton survey of 1785 35 there were … of Stamford Street is given in the next chapter. The London Botanic Garden Waterloo Junction and the streets …
Survey of London
… by Elger, Kelk and Mayhew from 1845 William Hare, 1st Earl of Listowel, died at Kingston House on 13 July 1837, aged 85, … that these houses were 'almost different to any houses in London', having been specially planned to make the most of … the ranks of the very rich, including landed aristocrats, merchants, bankers and industrialists, and the smaller houses …
Survey of London
… and Alexander Thorn, 186874 In 1855, when the 2nd Earl of Listowel sold all the houses and stables recently built on … had set up in business about 1860 as contractors, stone merchants and asphalt manufacturers, with premises at … spaced windows. Unusually for a Victorian speculation in London, the houses are faced predominantly in stone, the …
Survey of London
… associates, and then the Thorn brothers, developed much of the Kingston House estate in the timehonoured manner of the grander speculative builder, covering their large … son of the 1st Earl Brownlow. a Since 1853 Lady Alford's London home had been No. 11 Princes Gate, on the opposite …
Survey of London
… (formerly All Saints' Church) Standing at the east end of a little cul-de-sac off Ennismore Gardens, the former Anglican church of All Saints was erected in 18489, during the first phase of … property was first explored in 1840, when the Bishop of London asked John Elger to reserve a plot for a church on his …