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Survey of London
… as Farringdon Lane (Ill. 5). At its heart are the parish church of St Jamesa solid Georgian preaching box with a … the Middlesex House of Detention, in the 1880s, and the building of two board schools (one on the prison site) and a … Trustees' Mins, 20 March 1792 MDR 1794/5/414: CERC, Church Commissioners' file 22388 Nottingham University Library, Pl …
Survey of London
… of Clerkenwell Close) Bridewell Walk. In 16634 a 'great Building' of quadrangular form was erected on the north side … times as an unpleasant route for ladies attending church, on account of 'all kinds of nuisances'. 195 In 18978 … Finsbury. That site being required by the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, Notting moved in 1872 to premises in Crawford …
Survey of London
… Clerkenwell Close area St James Clerkenwell St James's Church St James's Church, erected in 178892, is the only known building of importance by the architect and surveyor James … B, 21 Oct 1899, p. 372: ILHC, cuttings L2531 CERC, Church Commissioners' files 18319/106, 72319 2/2 BAL, Drawings …
Survey of London
… Green 90. Clerkenwell Green Clerkenwell Green, with the church of St James in the background, presents an image of … of early development, which took the form of ribbons of building extending from Smithfield and Cow Cross, up St John … Hale Ltd RB: POD: PP 1831 (231), XI. 1, 24th Report of the Commissioners for inquiring into Charities, 1830, p.618 DSR: …
Survey of London
… included the original, relatively short, Theobalds Road). Building on the cleared sites was in progress from the late … committees on Metropolis Improvements in the 1830s and the Commissioners for Improving the Metropolis in the early … p.8: LMA, MBW/1228, pp.6767; MBW/1229, pp.1202: MDR CERC, Church Commissioners' file 9424/2 GL, Merchant Taylors' …
Old and New London
… were, to a large extent, broken, and the side of the building immediately facing the outer wall in which the … of St. John of Jerusalem), and the old crypt of St. John's Church, relics of old religion and of ancient glory. For … enlarged in 1721, and in 1723 was bought for 3,000 by the commissioners for building fifty new churches. In the present …
Old and New London
… Alley"Red Bull TheatreWard's Public-houseThe Old and New Church of St. James. Bowling-greens were once numerous in … for William of Orange, and was appointed one of the commissioners for revising the Liturgy. His toleration of … if his sword and hammer were ready, referring to the building of the New Jerusalem. In 1817 the old manorhouse was …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… after their patrons, whether they were Treasurers, Commissioners or Secretaries, had left office. Thereafter …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… increased library accommodation in the new Foreign Office building necessitated the appointment of two additional Third …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… of money lodged in their hands as agents to slave trade commissioners serving abroad, and the opportunity was taken …