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Survey of London
… first as of the Inner Temple and later as of St. George's Bloomsbury. Numerous Spital fields builders were lessees in …
Survey of London
… 25th March, 1741. The site for the permanent buildings in Bloomsbury Fields was purchased from the Earl of Salisbury … Cox was vice-president in 18056 and Colonel commanding the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association. His memorial is in …
Survey of London
… bears the boundary plates of St. Pancras and St. George's, Bloomsbury, and the centre of the north side. The south side … the next house, No. 34, having the plate of St. George's, Bloomsbury: "S r. G.B. 1823." No. 33 is treated with …
Survey of London
… two years of its lease to run. (Thence it moved in 1845 to Bloomsbury Street, now Shaftesbury Avenue, for the remainder …
A History of the County of Warwick
… extending north-east to form a second-stage suburb along Bloomsbury Street, with the more populous district of …
Survey of London
… William Yates of St. Anne's, Westminster, or St. George's, Bloomsbury, bricklayer, John Lovell of St. Botolph's, …
Survey of London
… west it touched the old parish boundary of St. George's, Bloomsbury, and on the east it reached Gray's Inn Road. At … of St. George-the-Martyr, Holborn, and St. George, Bloomsbury, lie immediately north of the Foundling Hospital. … the same size for a new church (eventually St. George's, Bloomsbury) and the remainder for the approach road from …
Survey of London
… were executed to Samuel and Charles Fields Boydell of Bloomsbury, solicitors. Samuel Boydell, who was at one time …
Old and New London
… and smart parvenu, Theodore Hook, who talked of Bloomsbury as if it was semi-barbarous, and of citizens …
Survey of London
… builder, 18434. 45 Richardson to Frederick Charles Cope of Bloomsbury Square, architect, 1843. 46 Richardson to …