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Survey of London
… Among the holders of the office were John, Duke of Bedford, regent during the minority of Henry VI, and Richard, …
Survey of London
… the estate was let to the adjoining landowner, the Duke of Bedford. Thomas Richardson, doubtless a farmer, leased the …
Survey of London
… on the border of Regent's Park on the west and the Bedford and Camden Estates on the east, the centre of … its eastern boundary. Opposite Harrington Square (on the Bedford Estate) was built Mornington Crescent, named after …
Survey of London
… of London, Vol. XXI, p. 99) and was part of the Duke of Bedford's property. In 1805 Burton obtained 15 leases of land …
Old and New London
… in this neighbourhood for a term of years from the Earl of Bedford. The lease is printed in extenso in the thirtieth …
Old and New London
… Lane and its Noted ResidentsSouthampton StreetThe "Bedford Head"The Corps of CommissionairesBedford HouseThe … Street. Tavistock Street was the stable-yard to Bedford House; and where Tavistock and York Streets meet was … Street was a celebrated eatinghouse, known as "The Bedford Head," which is several times mentioned by Pope and …
Old and New London
… There Essex' stately pile adorn'd the shore, There Cecil, Bedford, Villiersnow no more." The lane, it should be …
Old and New London
… Essex' stately pile adorned the shore; There Cecil's, Bedford's, Villiers'now no more." Gay. Beaufort …
Survey of London
… as 1660, until 1682 he was surveyor to the fifth Earl of Bedford, the ground landlord of the theatre, and as the … in the executed plans to a private stair serving only the Bedford and Devonshire boxes. These are shown to be at the …
Survey of London
… was leased on 20 December 1661 by William, fifth Earl of Bedford, to William Hewett and Robert Clayton in trust for … lease, which was renewed to them by successive Dukes of Bedford, and their shares, always thirty-six in total number, … situation continued until 1753, when the fourth Duke of Bedford refused to renew the building shareholders' ground …