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The Environs of London
… South-flete, 1778; Henry Savage, Esq. 1785; Mary, wife of Charles Gore, Esq. 1785; and Mrs. Mary Dimes, 1788. Dr. … wife of Lieut. Bussy Maunsell, 1721; and Jane, relict of Charles Scot, Esq. 32, of Gorrembury in North-Britain, (of … Tweed, 1713; Samuel King, citizen and clothworker, 172; Charles Hickman, Esq. of the Middle Temple, 1729; Thomas …
The Environs of London
… at 71l. 2s. 6d. it was settled among other manors upon Charles I. then Prince of Wales 12, who, in the fourth year … brick edifice, was built by Sir John Jacob in the reign of Charles I.; his arms, with those of his second wife, are on … he was made Knight of the Bath at the coronation of Charles I. His wife was daughter of Sir Timothy Middelton. In …
Survey of London
… 1895), architect; Sir John Fowler, railway engineer; Sir Charles James Freake (d. 1884), the developer of a large part …
Survey of London
… to lames Walters, victualler, 1845. 41 No. 209 Leased to Charles Patrick Smith, upholsterer. 1887 No. 211 R J. Worley, …
Survey of London
… Esther, died in 1753, the estate passed to their grandson, Charles Frederick Moreau (173584). He appears not to have … divided between four separate undertakers (Edward Dolman, Charles Jewell, William Harding and William Jones), who … to the designs and meticulous specifications of one Charles Downes, architect. 22 These later additions (Nos. 38 …
Survey of London
… the 1880's. In 1889 Earl Cadogan, temporarily in financial straits, parted with the freehold of a sizeable segment of … general goods business but from a grocer's shop. In 1853 Charles Henry Harrod, previously a wholesale grocer and … (Plate 26a). From about 1860 C. H. Harrod's energetic son Charles Digby Harrod began to take over the running of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by endowment. An almshouse was founded in the reign of Charles II., by Phineas Jackson, forty years vicar of the …
Survey of London
… 88 (Plate 31b). No. 65 was completely rebuilt in 181112 by Charles Elliott, the Bond Street upholsterer, while No. 39 … Club) the stuccoed front elevation was designed by Sir Charles Barry, while at No. 67 the Marquess of Blandford …
Survey of London
… in 1895. The rebuilding lessees, Dr. Donald Baynes and Mr. Charles Higgens, a surgeon, were both about to be displaced … senior partner of Pickford's, the carriers, who chose Charles Forster Hayward as the architect for his new house. … Street to the designs of their architect-partner, Maurice Charles Hulbert. 86 They consist of a corner block numbered …
Survey of London
… preferred to do the necessary refronting 'under Sir Charles Barry's superintendence', and in February 1853 the … internal improvements and modernisation, to the design of Charles Gordon Smith at a cost of 20,000. 127 At the end of … of Dalkeith, wid., 17515, with her second husband, Charles Townshend, politician, 17557. 2nd Viscount Bateman, …
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