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Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… [23 June 1585, Rep.21, f.183] 40 s. 3 Sept. Of Mr Richard Gurney haberdasher in part of 200 for a fine for that he …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… court 20 Oct. 1584, 300.0s.0d. [see 121] c. 47. Mr Richard Gurney haberdasher for the rest of his fine of 200 for that …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… the King to secure payment of the same sum to Sir Richard Gurney, Knight, Lord Mayor of London. 47 The Fishing …
Survey of London
… No. 8. The latter was first occupied in 1854 by Russell Gurney, barrister and Recorder of London. Subsequently a … by the collapse of the bill discounting firm of Overend, Gurney and Company forced his own firm, Peto and Betts, to … is now occupied by Broadwalk Court (see page 40). J. H. Gurney, one of the directors of Overend, Gurney and Company, …
Survey of London
… Warwick Gardens. A reference to the failure of Overend and Gurney in 1866. A similar feature exists at No. 2 Palace …
Survey of London
… Preston of Earl's Court Lane, a bricklayer, and Edmund Gurney of Kentish Town, a carpenter. 53 Both terraces have …
Survey of London
… magnates. These were the two great bill dealers, Samuel Gurney, of Overend and Gurney, and James Alexander of Alexander and Company, plus …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Patten, March 13, 1711, obt. Oct. 9, 1764. 11 Thomas Gurney, A.B. Jan. 31, 1764, obt. June 1774. 12 Thomas …
Old and New London
… 398). OSBORNE'S LEAP ( see page 401). In 1641 Sir Richard Gurney (Clothworker), and a sturdy Royalist, entertained that … the Guildhall. The entertainment consisted of 500 dishes. Gurney's master, a silk mercer in Cheapside, left him his …
Survey of London
… Union Row (now renamed Deacon Street, Heygate Street, and Gurney Street) and East Street were laid out by 1780. Two or … remain, though in a very dilapidated state, e.g., No. 85, Gurney Street, and No. 226 East Street (formerly No. 25 …