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Survey of London
… (for 9,000) who built there after the designs of Mr. Blore, a training school for teachers known as St. Mark's …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Lush, mr. Cooke, mr. Keepe, mr. Sharpe, mr. Bell, capt. Blore, lieut. col. White, and my selfe, who have all exprest … Dunch, capt. Pitman and capt. Thornhill, except capt. Blore and coll. White, who have come downe to vissite me and … Charles Fettiplace of Upper Lainborne, Captain Thomas Blore, Lieut. col. Francis White, Henry Sharpe of Reading, …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 21, B.A. 14 Feb., 1613-14, M.A. 21 June, 1616; rector of Blore Ray, co. Stafford, 1619. See Foster's Index Eccl. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 14. to the perpetual curate of Whorlton. Swainscoe, with Blore.See Blore. SWAINSCOE, with Blore.See Blore. Swainsthorpe SWAINSTHORPE, a parish, in the …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Scriveners. # H. Best 1627. # R. Morgan (1627) # P. Blore (1641) # M. Holtman (1651) # [..] Shallcross (1651) # …
Survey of London
… under the agreement of 1826 was in fact to Charles Henry Blore, builder. Dated 11 January 1827, this was for No. 7 … cottages were renumbered Nos. 211 (consec.) Thurloe Place. Blore himself occupied No. 7 from 1828. 16 Another builder … West) in 1848. 160 The architect of Nos. 2831 was John Blore (181282), a local man living in Michael's Place, whom …
Survey of London Monograph
… opening for it in the west wall were constructed by Edward Blore, architect, in 1831, and at the same time he restored … former probably being used by Blackburn and the latter by Blore. Considerable restoration had been carried out to the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… N. (joint) Musicians for the Private Music 16601685 n.d. Blore, - n.d. Howes, W. n. d. Hopper, S. 1660 Robert, A. …
Survey of London
… Beard and Clare, architects. Nos. 152156, 184950, J. Blore, architect. Nos. 158168, 19724, Turner Lansdown Holt and Partners, architects. Nos. 170 and 172, 18467, J. Blore, architect. Nos. 174 and 176, 1847. No. 178, ?1810, …
Survey of London
… soon sub-leased the property to a local builder, William Blore, a carpenter in Knightsbridge. 94 Blore seems to have mortgaged his leasehold interest back to … was probably financing the building of the house, and when Blore became bankrupt his assignees and Faulkner returned the …