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Survey of London
… known building lease in Gerrard Street was granted by Barbon in 1678 for a term of fifty-one years. It was granted … payment for work which he had done on the 'greate' house, Barbon let the fifth house from the east end (on the site of … House (on the south side) was let to Lord Macclesfield by Barbon 49 and four houses on the north side were granted from …
Survey of London
… its development for building undertaken by Dr. Nicholas Barbon. The Military Company in Westminster was founded in … with the three roods of waste land, to Dr. Nicholas Barbon g and to John Rowley (the latter variously described … out over his estate. He himself took a lease of one of Barbon's houses in 1682 (see page 396). Barbon's development …
Survey of London
… on the south side of King Street was developed by Nicholas Barbon under the lease of the Military Ground which Charles, …
Survey of London
… Charles, Lord Gerard, and let by him in 1677 to Nicholas Barbon. The wide, central part of Newport Place was left open by Barbon, possibly because he intended, when he obtained … was built in about 1683 223 and was evidently named after Barbon's wife Margaret, whose maiden name was Hayes. 224 In …
Survey of London
… to the Earl of St. Albans and was developed by Nicholas Barbon and others (see fig. 2). All the ground on the south …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 3 May Sharpe, W. 1702 9 July Atterbury, T. 1715 7 Sept. Barbon, J. 1733 26 Feb. Sharpe, N. 1737 6 May Cocksedge, H. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… abstinence till the coming of Albany's secretary, John de Barbon. Albany had agreed to it, though he knew the English …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Albany to the same effect. As to the report that John de Barbon had been taken at sea, wonders that Albany should give … princes, seeing that Wolsey has written to assure him that Barbon should not be stopped in passing through England, and …