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Survey of London
… a charity school which had been established in 1842 by Caroline Fox, the sister of the third Lord Holland, for the …
Survey of London
… of the railway included Charles Richard Fox and Caroline Fox. 77 l The railway company did not, however, … of St. George's, Hanover Square, plumber. Presumably the Caroline Fox who was Lord Holland's sister and who lived at …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… a result of the absorption of grooms from the late Queen Caroline's kitchen. In 1662 the wages were fixed at 2 13s 4d. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… and Mary 16858, Queen Mary II 168994 and Queen Consort Caroline 172737. It was not revived for Queen Consort … office was apparently abolished with the death of Queen Caroline in 1737. 5 The Establishment of 1663 provided for … into the Privy Kitchen after the deaths of Mary II and Caroline of Ansbach in 1694 and 1737, respectively. However, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… were erected, and a schoolroom used for infants. Mrs. Caroline Jones, by her will proved in 1883, left 1,000 to be … a further trust for the above mentioned hospital. Mrs. Caroline Jones, by will, proved in 1883, left 1,000 in …
Old and New London
… of the Princess of Wales. But that strong-minded woman, Caroline Dorothea Wilhelmina, steadily looked away from the … himself by his exertions for poor persecuted Queen Caroline. He served as Lord Mayor two successive years, and … fees. Being, however, a violent partisan of Queen Caroline, he was not created a baronet. In 1823 we come to …
Old and New London
… of Brunswick, the parents of Princess (afterwards Queen) Caroline, were living in a dingy and old-fashioned house in …
Survey of London
… 6 (now 44, 26 and 28) in trust for his daughters Mary Ann, Caroline and Sophia respectively. 263 No further development …
Survey of London
… in favour with the Princess of Wales (the future Queen Caroline) who was much at Kensington from 1714 onwards. 22 … to be near the Court. 30 After the death of Queen Caroline in 1737, however, Kensington Palace fell into …
Old and New London
… Right Hon. George Canning, who was here visited by Queen Caroline. The house was taken down in the year 1852. The …