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Survey of London
… 1 above); 184345, Henry Empson, solicitor; 184651, Robert Lee, probably the famous obstetric physician (17931877); …
Survey of London
… by fire in 1867, and was rebuilt to the design of Charles Lee in 18689. This theatre and all the surrounding premises … Majesty's was rebuilt in 18689 to the designs of Charles Lee, assisted by his sons and his partner, William Pain (Messrs. Lee, Sons and Pain). Lee had been in John Nash's office …
Survey of London
… until March 1659, when the bells were taken down. George Lee, probably one of the workmen, was killed by a fall from …
Survey of London
… to take the frontage along the Hammersmith road from Lee's Nursery j in the west to Holland Lane in the east as a … to an end.47 The Vineyard Nursery, which belonged to the Lee family, was principally situated in Hammersmith, but it … 1829/2/483; 1835/5/ 5989; R. B. E. J. Willson, James Lee and the Vineyard Nursery Hammersmith, 1961; E/HOL, lease …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1664 1 Oct. Jackson, W. 1664 1 Oct. James, N. 1664 1 Oct. Lee, T. 1664 1 Oct. Levan, L. 1664 1 Oct. Linchcombe, J. 1664 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 21 June Cackett, H. 1756 22 Sept. Speed, R. 1758 14 Dec. Lee, R. 1759 10 Dec. Carter, R. 1764 2 May Mackender, H. 1766 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… By 1665 Jackson, E. 1667 4 May Maccallow, W. 1697 4 Dec. Lee, S. Second Breadbearer 16651714 1665 16 June Bloome, R. 1678 5 July Murray, A. 1698 4 Dec. Lee, J. Breadbearer (from 1761 Porter of the Bread Pantry) 17141815 1714 1 Feb. Lee, J. 1727 1 July Lee, S. 1743 1 Jan. Pferinger, C. 1761 1 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… By 1781 Wheelwright, H. 1781 5 Jan. Clarke, A. 1782 1 Jan. Lee, T. Watchman at Buckingham House 18201837 1820 6 Jan. Lee, J. 1830 27 Dec. Rapkin, G., sen. 1833 31 July Kibble, T. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… with KIDBROOKE. 4. WOOLWICH. 5. ELTHAM with MOTTINGHAM. 6. LEE. 7. LEWISHAM. And part of CHESILHURST. And all the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 'by the name of Haninglod' from William Cleer and Philip a Lee, inhabitants of the parish of Burghclere, and by the …