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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… its growth. The establishment, however, in 1742 of Edward Cave's cotton spinning mill at Northampton, stated to be the …
Survey of London
… R. Pickersgill; R. Redgrave; D. G. Rossetti; G. Sykes; W. Cave Thomas; R. Townroe; G. F. Watts. The firms of Minton, W. …
Old and New London
… and highwaymen. It was long since pulled down." "In 1740, Cave, the printer," says Mr. Pinks, "purchased a machine to …
Survey of London
… and Driver in about 1915. 98 After the war Walter Cave as the Gunters surveyor converted Nos. 29 and 30 Gledhow …
Survey of London
… colour; the wooden reredos has a relief carving of a rocky cave or grotto, framed by a gilded baldacchino, also in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… was devised by Dekins, who died without issue, to Cave, who about 1712 conveyed this estate to Mr. John …
Old and New London
… in its first years of infancy, the editor, Edmund Cave, ventured to peep into the House, and give the public … Samuel Johnson first composed Parliamentary speeches for Cave's Magazine, in 1740, which is equivalent to saying that … the gallery of the House of Commons but once in my life. Cave had interest with the doorkeepers. He and the persons …