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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… had tea gardens, bowling greens, skittle grounds, and billiard rooms. 27 The proximity of the town also affected … to offices, the house still retained in 1985 its upstairs billiard room. 34 Three more public houses were opened in the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of John Brandon, the most notable being the insertion of a billiard-room against the wall to the east of the portico. 17 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… bowed central porch. A north-west wing, with a ballroom or billiard room on the ground floor, was built between 1879 and …
Survey of London
… and the Venetian Glass Bevelling Co. (at No. 11), and a billiard-table maker (at No. 13); the other buildings …
Survey of London
… it with 'costly furniture', 'rich [Japan] Cabinets', and a billiard-table, and entertained his guests with Portuguese …
Survey of London
… of a well selected library, daily papers, periodicals, a billiard-room and music. The benefits of religion were not to … Autumn and Winter, a lobby led to a library, a billiard-room, and a pair of dining-rooms which could be … the mezzanine floor above this, at the back, was a top-lit billiard-room. The staircase was of pitchpine, but with a …
Survey of London
… from top to bottom of the house; a gentleman's room, billiard-room and fifty-foot dining-room at ground level; a …
A History of the County of Somerset
… storey south tower comprising a nursery suite and a billiard room. A recessed porch in Adam style may have been …