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Survey of London
… of the working drawings,and employed the civil engineer, Alfred Meeson, to prepare them for a fee of 1,000 guineas. …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… The Anglo-Saxon kings made grants in similar terms. King Alfred and Guthred granted that the lands of Durham should be …
Survey of London
… 1834), and their daughter CLARA HIRST ARDEN, 1835, and son Alfred Mason Arden, 1836. Marble tablet surmounted by an urn, … 1923. 7. Rt. Hon. Earl Baldwin, K.G., 1929. 8. Alfred C. Bossom, M.P., 1929. Window No. 4. 1. W. J. …
Survey of London
… in 1855; 182237, Benjamin Austin, attorney; 184048, Rev. Alfred Williams, Evening Preacher at the Foundling Hospital … Inn Road, 183879. No. 10. (formerly No. 12). 182841, Alfred Ainger, architect; 184547, Edward Strick, solicitor; … Doughty Street), 182836, John William Cundy; 18549, Major Alfred B. Hawkes. No. 22. (originally I Doughty Street and …
Survey of London
… red brick and terra-cotta, reflecting the Gothic manner of Alfred Waterhouse. The body of the front, with four windows …
Survey of London
… Incumbents (perpetual curates): 1826 William Harness 1845 Alfred Jenour 1851 Charles Sweet Escott 1851 George Albert … surveyor; 183846, Archibald M'Donnell, surgeon; 1847, Rev. Alfred Jenour; 184950, Rev. William Taylor Wild; 185254, … 16. 1832, Lady Henniker; 183335, Dr. Wilton; 184851, Rev. Alfred Jenour. No. 18. 183247, John Barber, solicitor; …
Survey of London
… and No. 72 was leased to William Henry Collins and Alfred Horatio Stansbury of Birmingham, wholesale …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… received confirmation of a reputed charter of King Alfred, giving the wood to her monastery, which in Alfred's day had, unfortunately, still a century to wait for … had petitioned the king against his forest servants. Alfred son of Osgar, late Earl of Devon, she said, had …
Survey of London
… gardener. (Nominally John Gibson was architect and Alfred Pickard engineer, but their contribution is not …
Survey of London
… in 1837 he questioned the theatre's right to re-open. Alfred Bunn, who was then the manager, relates that 'The … Magazine, vol. 84, 1814, p. 96; Williams, op. cit., p. 77. Alfred Bunn, The Stage: both before and behind the Curtain, …