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Old and New London
… as Wren's deputy during the erection of the Hospitals at Chelsea and Greenwich, and also in the building of most of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… river, over which is a wooden bridge, connecting it with Chelsea. The neighbourhood has long been celebrated for the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Palace, and subsequently granted to the proprietors of Chelsea water-works, on the condition that the supply of the …
Survey of London
… design him a house. The builders were Braid and Company of Chelsea. 50 Although West House, which was named after …
Survey of London
… London, II, 1795, p. 153) states that the Musaeum moved to Chelsea during the plague of 16367 (see also Survey of …
Survey of London
… (2) Same as last without crest. (Sinister side shaded.) Chelsea and its Environs, I., p. 89. Chelsea and its Environs, I., p. 89. Memorials of Old Chelsea, p. 176. …
Survey of London
… and in the list of subscribers to Faulkner's History of Chelsea (2nd Edition), it is so given as the address of Luke … that Faulkner gives among "gentry formerly resident" in Chelsea:Thomas Parlebeine, Esq., under date 1775. When the second edition of his history of Chelsea was published (1829) the house was occupied by Luke …
Benson (Including Fifield, Preston, Crownmarsh, Roke)
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… Y-tracery. 8 A ring of eight bells by Thomas Janaway of Chelsea was installed on the tower's completion, 9 and a …
Old and New London
… from Walmer Castle, in 1852, in order to be conveyed to Chelsea Hospital, preparatory to its interment in St. Paul's … from its "influx into the Thames at the lower end of Chelsea Reach" through the Spring Garden at Vauxhall, by the … Butts, quite up to Vauxhall, and into the Thames at Chelsea Reach." It has been suggested that the ditch here …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… from Mile End gate. 85 In 1856 18 omnibuses ran between Chelsea and Bethnal Green. 86 There were 274 buses a day …