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Survey of London
… plan for the development was probably the architect David Brandon, who submitted applications to the Metropolitan … about to be formed. 19 There is, however, no evidence that Brandon provided any house designs. With the exception of …
Old and New London
… part of the reign of Henry VIII. The next owner, Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, obtained it in exchange for his own …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… granted, 23rd January, 37 Hen. VIII. (15456), to Charles Brandon and Elizabeth his wife. Subsequently it was regranted …
Old and New London
… Louis XII. of France, married her stalwart lover, Charles Brandon, afterwards Duke of Suffolk. She had issue, two …
Old and New London
… as well for men as for horse-fights; the lance of Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, three spans thick; two pieces of … made a survey of the stores, and in it enumerates Brandon's huge lance, the Spanish collar of torture, and the … Edward IV., Henry VI., the Earl of Leicester, and Charles Brandon. There is also mentioned a gilt and graven suit for …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… is to reside at least ten months in the year.Philip Brandon, A. M. collated July 5, 1786, is the present chaplain …
Survey of London
… No. 1. 183153, Thomas Fleming, son-in-law of Thomas Brandon and one of the Brandon Trustees. No. 2. First occupied in 1828 by C. P. … was laid out just before 1830 across land on lease to the Brandon Trustees (see p. 83). The road was continued through …
A Survey of London
… German to the king, to be Marques of Excester, Henrie Brandon a childe of two yeares olde, sonne to the Earle of …
Old and New London
… and remodelled in 1861, from the designs of Messrs. Brandon and Eyton. It is a handsome Gothic building, with …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 6 l. 10 s. per annum out of the toll of Thetford, Sandon, Brandon, Barnham, &c. but whether by grant for a term of … belonged to it, besides the ferries and toll at Santon and Brandon; after this, it was reconveyed by the Earl of … there, at 18 s.; also a certain custom or toll in Brandon, called Travers, parcel of this manor, valued at 13 …