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Survey of London Monograph
… Road front elevation by Salmon, Son & Gillespie. From The British Architect, 25 Oct. 1907, between pp. 1989 (c) River … possession of the Architectural Association (c) Memorial to Knott in 1937. LCC photograph 18. Northern Front (a) In … (b) 'Ambulatory' in 1990. RCHME photograph (c) Entrance to Council Chamber in 1960. LCC photograph 21. Council …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Frontis., 208235 (The prefixed numerals in brackets refer to the monument numbers in the Inventory) GENERAL plate or … 3 Maiden Castle Area; diagram showing Iron Age and Romano-British settlement, with inset showing Neolithic and Bronze … Remains ROADS plate or (p) page Road II. Badbury Rings to Hamworthy, Poole Road junctions near Badbury Rings. Plan …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… and Instructions, 173 841 CO 5/198 Observations on British right to N. America, 1739 CO 5/283 North Carolina Original … Original Correspondence, Board of Trade, 173440 CO 323/10 Colonies, General Entry Book of Commissions, Instructions, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1 His authority lasted until he delivered the seals back to the Sovereign. Originally appoint- ments were formally … after the appointment of Grey in 1861. 2 From 1782 to 1795 the Secretary of State received fixed allowances … Secretary as the Secretary of State having charge of the colonies. The work was then carried on by a Counsel attached …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… day. 1 His authority lasted until he handed the seals back to the Sovereign. Originally appointments were formally … of Carnarvon in 1866. 2 In 1795 the salary attached to the office was fixed at £6000. 3 Dundas, its first holder, declined to take more than £2000 as he already enjoyed a salary of …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… and any subsequent transfer from one department to another were matters for informal communication from the … whether their responsibilities covered Scotland or the Colonies, received only those fees which arose in connection … 349-51; Thomson, Secretaries of State, 180-5; Handbook of British Chronology, 2nd ed., ed. F. M. Powicke and E. B. …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Rev. W. Turner was requested, by Messrs. Page and Sorsbie, to draw out a sketch of the arguments for such an … Mr. Doubleday, Mr. Malin Sorsbie, and Mr. Nicholas Story, to be a committee for drawing up a plan to be submitted to … which religion, the practical branches of law and physic, British politics, and indeed all politics of the day, were …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the parishioners might come and read them. There seems to have been a library of this description in St. Nicholas' … books, with all their old and curious iron chains attached to them, and which were separated from many of the books by … either in the famous library of the late king, or in the British Museum." Forty-one of the books, the greater part of …
Survey of London
… only where the history of their development is related to that of the buildings fronting on that road. This part of … in 1625 an alehouse at Little Chelsea was giving trouble to the magistrates. 2 (This alehouse, run by a Thomas … and first occupied by the Salutaris Water Company. 221 British Telecommunication's Chelsea Telephone Service Centre …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… Little Rissington LITTLE RISSINGTON No Iron Age or Romano-British monument is known in this parish. …