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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and the Ribble. It is remarkable as the seat of the Roman Catholic College of Stonyhurst. The heads of the college … of the penal enactments in this country against Roman Catholic seminaries, to seek an asylum here. In 1794 a long …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… dishes as French culinary trends increasingly influenced British cooking from the late seventeenth century onwards. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the Iceni, who slaughtered the chief part of the Roman and British inhabitants. After its restoration, it continued to …
Survey of London
… and Sir John Denham, the western half of which Denham, in association with Pulteney, sold to the Earl of Burlington in … chose, on the recommendation of the second Baron Grantham, British ambassador to Spain, 26 was Sir William Chambers, to …
Survey of London
… and published madrigals. Catalogued the music in the British Museum. No. 82. (formerly No. 41.) 18691887, Luigi …
Survey of London
… Family tradition, 16411941, an unpublished account of British firms of distillers, by H. Sarson. D.N.B. The life, …
Survey of London
… thoughts were in spring 1862 reverting to the association of the personal memorial with a 'work of … Newton, keeper of Greek and Roman antiquities at the British Museum. Albert Memorial, vaults in foundations The … Francis Fowke, 1863, p. 190. B. 20 June 1863, p. 447: The British Almanac for 1864. Companion, pp. 1268: The Athenaeum, …
Survey of London
… by this bargaining!') 237 Even so, Grey thought that a British sculptor such as Foley or Theed would have done it … the finishing of it. 263 Layard, Charles Newton of the British Museum, and Lord Stanhope advised in March 1868 that … Auber (17821871) and the youngest was Pugin (181252). No British poet after Milton was included. Among architects …
A History of the County of Sussex
… as a recusant in 1593, 18 and a schoolmistress in a Roman Catholic household was mentioned in 1605. 19 The three …