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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… is supported at Craigdam by the bequest of a person named Barron, whose legacy of 600 produces 18 per annum, which sum …
Survey of London
… of the square, just below Upper Woburn Place. Mr. E. J. Barron, writing at the time of its demolition 95 (1901), says …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… December, 1918. Bagley, Dorothy, B.A.: Bedford Coll. Barron, Isabel, B.A. : Bedford College. Braimbridge, Winifred …
A History of the County of Leicester
… and also forms part of the park, which was laid out by Barron & Son of Derby. The architectural work was carried out …
Survey of London
… by cattle drovers. In 1767 it was leased to Joseph Barron, perhaps the same Joseph Barron who decades earlier had tried to make a go of the New … two 'little messuages', meadowland and cattle layers. 37 Barron was followed by Joseph Ridgway, a Clerkenwell grocer, …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… Lawrence Jewry belonged to Balliol College (see Caroline Barron, The Medieval Guildhall of London, 1974, 17 and note …
Survey of London
… for the north and west quays prepared by W. P. Sheppard-Barron in 1938. Plans for two two-storey shedwarehouses of …
Survey of London
… the London Docks after the Blitz. Wilfrid Philip Sheppard-Barron (18881979) was the PLA's Chief Engineer from 1938 to …
Survey of London
… site by J. Jarvis & Sons, to plans by W. P. Sheppard-Barron, for about 3,650 a pair (see page 607). 865 A detached …