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A History of the County of Stafford
… for a new burial ground, was given in 1819 by Viscount Anson. 67 The building, which is of stone in a simplified …
A History of the County of Stafford
… place in 1878 when the old Town Hall was demolished and Anson Street was cut to connect the Market Place with … included a police station, 51 and the present station in Anson Street was opened in 1907. 52 In 1859 the vestry was … Town Hall, erected at the corner of the Market Place and Anson Street on the site of the Shoulder of Mutton Inn, 113 …
Rymer's Foedera
… lord of Fawcomberge, John Courtenay, John Dynham, Richard Anson, and others, Coventry. O. xi. 454. H. v. p. ii. 97. De … de Fawcomberge, Johanne Courtenay, Johanne Dynham, Ricardo Anson, Johanne Prudde, Ricardo Whetehull, Magistro Lodewico …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1877-8; Bodley & Garner, no. 3 (River House) 1876; I'Anson, no. 13 (Garden Corner) c. 1878-80, refurbished inside …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and four miles (N. W. by W.) from Rugeley. The family of Anson have been seated in the county for many generations. William Anson having purchased the manor in the reign of James I., … distinguished admiral and circumnavigator, George, Lord Anson, who was raised to the peerage, by the title of Lord …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… an expense of 2300, the Earl of Lichfield, then Viscount Anson, giving the site and 500: the living is a perpetual …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Harrison's Pantaloon; 2nd, Mr. Drake's Farewell; 3rd, Lord Anson's Harlequin. (2) A 50-guinea stake for hunters, also …
Survey of London
… From 1783 it stood empty 6 and in January 1785 George Anson, who had inherited the adjacent No. 15, bought it for … Angier of Woodford, Essex, esquire, and others. 326 Anson's son Thomas, who succeeded him in 1789, pulled the … of the site of No. 16 was considered. In June 1804 Anson sold the still empty and slightly reduced site for 4000 …
Survey of London
… with the erection in 17646 by James Stuart for Thomas Anson of No. 15, with its stone faade forming a more …