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A History of the County of Warwick
… Sherbourne. In the east of the district the land rises to Primrose Hill. Most of the area of Harnall was included in … were renewed by the corporation in 1753, the lease of Primrose Hill House was also dealt with, 90 and this may … the south-east of the district. The corporation had sold Primrose Hill House by the mid 19th century, when it was …
A History of the County of Leicester
… Club 268 and the formation in 1886 of a branch of the Primrose League. 269 Although increasingly tending to conform …
Survey of London
… new unfinished Houses' until the murderers' return from Primrose Hill 56 (see page 280). The initial development …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Stuart, and to pursue his royal master's business, through primrose paths or miry ways, per fas aut nefas, just as the …
Old and New London
… in the year the boys are permitted to take an excursion to Primrose Hill; but at other times (except when sent on …
Survey of London
… where it was put on the back of a horse for conveyance to Primrose Hill, and the chair 'left in one of the new …
Survey of London
… of Robert Cantwell, surveyor, to George Buckle of Primrose Street, City, architect, 1835. J. R. Butler, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… at the south-western end of the Wrekin displays Primrose Hill Gneisses and Schists similar to the Malvernian …
Old and New London
… Wood, of which we have already treated, and likewise Primrose Hill, of which we shall speak presently. This … on the north side of the Park, in the neighbourhood of Primrose Hill, facing the canal at North Gate. It now bears … the most beautiful views of Regent's Park and its villas, Primrose and other neighbouring hills, and the more distant …