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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… segmental pediment and cartouche-of-arms; (18) to Charles Cheyne, Viscount Newhaven, 1698, Jane (Cavendish), his first … of shaped sarcophagus with reclining effigy of Jane Cheyne in oval recess flanked by Corinthian columns on a … covered with slates or tiles. ConditionGood, unless noted. Cheyne Walk a(6). House, Nos. 43 to 45, now tenements and …
Survey of London
… that the work was probably not begun until after Lady Cheyne's funeral, 1st November, 1669. It was completed in …
Survey of London
… Xti MDCCLVI sepeliri Voluit. Ann Skinner resided in No. 24 Cheyne Row (Carlyle's House) from 1725 to 1736, 5 and is … He delivered the funeral sermon at the burial of Lady Jane Cheyne on 1 November, 1669, and turned Lord Cheyne's inscriptions for her tomb into Latin. It was during …
Survey of London
… died 15th january 1917 who did much of his best work in cheyne-row, the vale and church s t chelseawhere he died …
Survey of London
… a cheveron between 3 bucks sable (Rogers). 57. LADY JANE CHEYNE, 1669. CHARLES CHEYNE VISCOUNT NEWHAVEN, 1698. This lofty and beautiful … marble, containing a recumbent effigy of Lady Jane Cheyne, was made in Rome and designed by Paolo Bernini, …
The Environs of London
… of Cleve. Jhon Stanhope. Howard family. Duke of Hamilton. Cheyne family. Sir Hans Sloane I have not been able to … James Duke of Hamilton, conveyed Chelsey Place to Charles Cheyne, Esq. afterwards created Viscount Newhaven, of the … being then Duke of Hamilton, sold the manor also to Mr. Cheyne. It was purchased, as it is expressed upon the …
The Environs of London
… was buried at St. Martin's in the Fields 174. Family of Cheyne, Lord Newhaven. "Elizabeth, daughter of Charles Cheyne, Esq. baptized May 18, 1656." This was about a year before Mr. Cheyne purchased the manor-house, of which it is probable he …
Old and New London
… church having been resolved upon, Lord Lindsey, Charles Cheyne, and those interested in the common, agreed to enclose …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… In S. aisleon W. wall, (4) of Agnes, widow of Sir John Cheyne, knight, date of death not filled in, and of Edmund …