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The Environs of London
… Charles Spearman 71, 1725; Anne, relict of John Mighells, Admiral of the Blue, (who was buried at Lowestoffe, the place … of his nativity, in 1733,) 1741; Mary Anne, wife of Rear Admiral John Gascoigne 72, 1748; the Rev. John Finch, LL. B. …
A History of the County of Essex
… and West Burnells until about 1760, when it was sold to Admiral Elliot. 118 In 1762 it was bought by Dr. John …
Survey of London
… feat in Great Bath Street in 1741 to celebrate Admiral Vernon's capture of Carthagena from the …
Survey of London
… The name of Rodney Street, honouring the victorious Admiral Lord Rodney, had been chosen by 1787. Here Alexander …
The Environs of London
… C. Waller, Esq. and in the occupation of W. Whitmore, Esq. Admiral West. "Temple West, Esq. buried Aug. 15, 1757." … of the Admiralty. There is a monument to the memory of Admiral West in Westminster Abbey. Benefactions. Margaret …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… he held high office, including those of lord steward and admiral of the fleet, and by whom he was created in 1491 … he suggested were Lord Willoughby de Broke's badge as admiral of the fleet. 64 The park he described as fair, …
Old and New London
… of these is to the memory of Charles Holmes, Esq., Rear Admiral of the White, and commander of his Majesty's fleet … stationed in Jamaica. It consists of a great statue of the admiral encased in Roman armour, and resting against an … attacked and murdered in his carriage; of the shipwrecked Admiral Tyrrell ascending out of the sea to heaven, amidst …
Old and New London
… FuneralThe Burial of Charles J. Fox, and his MonumentVice-Admiral TyrrellCongreve, the DramatistMrs. OldfieldSecretary … the Abbey covers the ashes of Lords Howe and Ligonier, Admiral Sir Peter Warren, Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovel, Lieutenant-General Sir Eyre …