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The Environs of London
… by Thomas Bladen, Esq., whose heirs sold it to Nathaniel Brassey, Esq. It was purchased of Mr. Brassey, in 1796, by Thomas Lane, Esq. the present …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Maryland, 66 whose heirs sold it in 1781 to Nathaniel Brassey. Thomas Lane bought it from Brassey in 1796; his son, John, was living there in 1824. 67 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… T.M. Gibson; Sir J. Hope; H.C. Rothery; A. Cohen; T. Brassey; P. Denny; G. Duncan; E.D. Edgell; C.W. Merrifield. … Sir A. Milne; Sir J.L.A. Simmons; Sir H. Barkly; T. Brassey; R.G.C. Hamilton. In 1880 the Earl of Camperdown and S. Whitbread were appointed in place of Childers and Brassey who resigned as they had become ministers in the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… £2,364. Lord Aberdare; Prince of Wales; Lord Lingen; Lord Brassey; Lord Playfair; J. Chamberlain; C.T. Ritchie; Sir … controversy. The majority report was signed by Lingen, Brassey, Playfair, Henley, Pell, Humphreys-Owen, Roundell, … wrote a minority report and also signed a memorandum with Brassey, Humphreys-Owen and Arch qualifying their support for …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… xiii. Cost £22,857. Lord Shuttleworth; Lord Kenyon; Lord Brassey; Lord Farrer; Sir J.E. Dorington; Sir J.T. Brunner; …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Esq., the engineer to the company, and executed by Mr. Brassey, contractor. It measures one thousand five hundred …
A History of the County of Essex
… founded in 1858 by the same group of contractors (Peto, Brassey and Betts) as had built the dock itself. It did not, …
London Politics 1713-1717
… tai A Brasher, William, ck B Brasier, George, sal A Brassey, Williams, cor B Bray, Henry jun, glz B Bray, Henry …
A History of the County of Chester
… built as a memorial to the railway contractor Thomas Brassey. 149 Though Scott argued that there was good …
A History of the County of Chester
… 18901 Charles Brown John Jones 18912 Charles Brown Ernest Brassey 18923 Charles Brown Henry Stolterfoth 18934 Leonard …