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Survey of London
… of North Woolwich near Plaistow, the contractors Peto, Brassey and Company (for 1,881), and the brewers Green, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Marquess of Abergavenny, Herbrand Edward Dundonald Brassey, Earl de la Warr, and Gwendolen Mary, Duchess of …
A History of the County of Leicester
… that when capital was more abundant the soc. asked Earl Brassey to withdraw the loan capital which he had deposited …
A History of the County of Leicester
… who had East Indian connexions, and a nabob, Nathanael Brassey Hallhead. 266 They were supported in their nomination …
Survey of London
… undertaking the work himself in conjunction with Thomas Brassey, had 'a new plan and contract to propose'. But he … hour. Kelk told Cole in March 1861 that 'his firm, Peto, Brassey etc were going to pay hereafter by the hour [Cole's …
Survey of London
… a decade earlier George Parker Bidder had joined Peto, Brassey and Betts to promote, design and build. They had …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Matthew, B.D. 38 King's College 15 April, 1541 Robert Brassey, D.D. 39 " d. S. Matthew 25 Dec. 1558 William Whitlock, D.D. 40 " d. R. Brassey 26 Dec. 1583 Thomas Mead, M.A. 41 " d. W. Whitlock 5 … i, 78, 533. Lich. Epis. Reg. xiii-xiv, fol. 38 b. A Robert Brassey was vicar of Friston in Sussex in 1534; Valor Eccl. …
Survey of London
… Charles Freeman, and, from about 1870, Edwin Arthur Brassey Crockett. The insurers acted very much like a …
Survey of London
… pumping station was built at the Junction Dock in 1855, by Brassey & McCormick to plans by Rendel, to serve the lock …
Survey of London
… April 1852. 390 Excavation of the Junction Dock by Thomas Brassey and William McCormick commenced in early 1853, and … Engineer, A. T. Andrews, had great trouble bringing Brassey's attention to delays. Brassey (180570), the great railway contractor, who was …