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Survey of London
… 71, interiors in 1975 (c) No. 88, morning-room in 1974 6. Claridge's (a) Exterior in early 1890's. Watercolour in … in 1931. Photograph in possession of Savoy Hotel 7. Claridge's Restaurant (a) In 1898. Photograph by Bedford …
Survey of London
… Photograph by Arthur J. Mason in possession of G.L.C. 39. Claridge's Hotel, new building (a) Perspective view of design. Watercolour of 1897 by C. W. Stephens at Claridge's (b) Billiard-room in 1898. Photograph by Bedford … Nos. 610 (even) Mount Row, in 1968. G.L.C. photograph 52. Claridge's Hotel, interiors of 192931 (a) Entrance hall in …
Survey of London
… at Elveden Hall in Suffolk, the Maharajah moved from Claridge's, 'withdrawing himself from society in order to …
Old and New London
… concocted and cemented, turned out a happy one afterwards. CLARIDGE'S HOTEL. But the butterman's daughter was far from …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 10 LISTS OF APPOINTMENTS MESSENGERS By 1694 Burrows, J. Claridge, T. 1696 Golding, E. 1697 Thompson, W. 1705 Bennet, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… [of the Exchequer] and Sir Richard Temple for one Claridge [for the said place of Receiver] and asks Mr. … Hopkins if there be any particular objection against Mr. Claridge. [If so] his lordship will acquaint Sir R. T[emple] … if desired. Mr. H[opkins] says about four years since he [Claridge] was either indited when High Constable for …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Commissioners. [ Ibid. X. p. 10.] Same from Jonathan Claridge for a discharge of 60 firkins of old decayed butter …
Survey of London
… was also laid down at Millwall. 169 In 1835 Richard Tappin Claridge patented the use of Seyssel asphalt for similar … employed in France and Belgium. The formation in 1838 of Claridge's Patent Asphalte Company (with a distinguished list …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of 'middling farmer', living at Bodicote. 850 In 1793 John Claridge and 2 others applied for a licence for Claridge's house in Bodicote, probably for use by Baptists. A …
A History of the County of Oxford
… farmers were worth between 33 and 68. 181 Richard Claridge (d. 1570), for instance, a husbandman of Newington, …