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Survey of London
… however, all popular with fashionable residents. In South Audley Street the two facing groups of houses at the south … Davies Street, Duke Street, Mount Street, North and South Audley Streets, Oxford Street and Park StreetMount Street … house was the third Earl of Rosebery at No. 73 South Audley Street. The provision of furnished houses at this time …
Survey of London
… notably at the south ends of Park Street and South Audley Street, and later in Norfolk (now Dunraven) Street and … concerned with clothing or other wearing apparel. a North Audley Street is a much shorter street with direct access … (15.8 per cent) supplied clothes, materials or wigs. South Audley Street had its fashionable element, particularly at …
Survey of London
… a lace merchant and a linen-draperwere in South Audley Street, and there was one each in Mount Street (court … Durrant, Mayhew and Loder, at Nos. 5860 (consec.) South Audley Street, where Francis Loder, living in 1871 with his … Street, and the south ends of Park Street and South Audley Street were still fashionable, and Park Lane had come …
Survey of London
… residential, while shops were encouraged in South Audley Street. 39 Between 1871 and 1914 the number of both … of the new flats built over shops in such streets as South Audley Street and the eastern part of Mount Street. Wealth … the commercial streets, one of the earliest examples being Audley Mansions in South Audley Street of 18846 (Plate 33d). …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… observe that for another homicide committed by Liulph de Audley, the amercement on the same Roll amounted to more than …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… the Audleys put in a claim to these manors, and Henry de Audley eventually established his right to Horton by a fine …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… admitted an Evidence in her Husband's Case, viz. Lady Audley's; which had been looked upon as illegal ever since. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 7 April, 1671, aged 17. Touchet, (George 20th) Lord Audley, fellow Magdalen Coll. in or before 1572 (s. Henry, … to parliament 1566-1614, knighted 1586, created baron Audley, and earl of Castlehaven 6 Sept., 1617; died same … 10] Touchet, James born in co. Stafford, s. (Henry), baron Audley, New Coll., matric. entry under date 10 Jan., 1574-5, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the seat of the families of St. Martin, Touchet, Audley, and Willoughby de Broke. It subsequently belonged to …
The Environs of London
… 1625, when Edward Earl of Dorset conveyed them to Hugh Audley, Esq. and Thomas Audley 69, by whom they were sold the next year to Hugh Lord …