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A History of the County of Somerset
… 1712. 4 In 1725 Bradney was in the possession of Harry Brydges (d. 1728); he was succeeded by his daughters Anna, … in 1693 43 but by 1712 Crandon was held by George Brydges and his son George 44 possibly in trust for Harry (d. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1770), wife of William Hammond, and Jemima, wife of Edward Brydges, who inherited Ann Campbell's portion. Some 6½ a. … was still held in fractions by members of the Hammond and Brydges families in 1848, when they gave the site for St. … John's only child Margaret, who in 1753 married James Brydges, later duke of Chandos (d. 1789). 29 The estate …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… by John Anstis, Esq. Garter King at Arms. 1732, Brydges Thomas. Ditto. 1737, James Downes, by William Tayler, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… capitals, now defaced, found in 1776; (5) to William Brydges, Thomas Brydges, his son, 1692, Joan (Hill) first wife of Thomas, … 1678, Catherine (Barret) his second wife and William Brydges, his son, 1704, tablet with enriched frame, apron and …
Survey of London
… Bow Street, lease of 10 April 1781 to W. Addington and K. Brydges. Ibid., Bow Street, leases of 27 May 1811 and 9 Aug. …
Survey of London
… Street Area Catherine Street Catherine Street Formerly Brydges Street When this street was first laid out by the … in the Strand. Until the nineteenth century it was named Brydges Street, after the family of the fourth Earl's wife. … 113 and new or improved access provided to the Strand from Brydges Street via the inn yard. 114 In 1673 a new street was …
Survey of London
… all the south side of the street, between the Piazza and Brydges Street, and some of the north side east of Bow … tavern, the Rose, was situated at the east corner of Brydges Street, where it also became very well known (see … closely associated. Apart from the Rose on the corner of Brydges Street (see page 200), and Will's on the corner of …
Survey of London
… note. At the other end of the south side, on the corner of Brydges Street, a tavern existed from the first and, under …