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Survey of London
… new hotels as the Cecil, the Savoy and, close at hand, Claridge's made such establishments as Thomas's seem …
Survey of London
… Harrods but also the huge and fashionable commission of Claridge's in Mayfair (18948). Later there came other …
Survey of London
… rated houses were occupied by titled residents. Claridge's apart, Brook Street still retains much of the … hotels, the seeds of the enterprise which was to grow into Claridge's. Despite the commercialisation of its eastern end, … Nos. 5254 (Plate 1b), and the large manybalconied bulk of Claridge's (Plate 6c), to the Arts and Crafts eccentricity of …
Survey of London
… Nos. 4741 consec.), all now demolished to make way for Claridge's Hotel, were originally built under leases granted … architectural feature lost by the redevelopment for Claridge's, however, was neither eighteenth century nor … his wid., 188993. Sir Kenneth Matheson, 2nd bt., 18957. Claridge's Hotel, 1931. No. 47, Sir John Buckworth, 2nd bt., …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… [D] Clarebrough, Joseph, Ackworth, Yorks., cm (1822). [D] Claridge, Robert, London, u, cm and undertaker (17901817). At …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Middle Temple 1712. See Foster's Inns of Court Reg. [ 10] Claridge, John B.A. from Merton Coll. 30 Jan., 1610-11, vicar … co. Warwick, 1625. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus. Claridge, Nathaniel (Clerridge) s. Tho(mas), of Farthingho, … 1715 (as Clarridge). See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus. Claridge, Richard s. William, of Warmington, co. Warwick, …
Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4
… 0.60 3.00 0.00 0.00 On behalf of: Plukenett, Thomas. Claridge, Richard 1.80 9.00 0.00 0.00 On behalf of: …
Survey of London
… drawdock; and the Motor Packing Company, a subsidiary of Claridge, Holt & Company, which occupied the central area of …
Survey of London
… asphalt-production business on this site was taken over by Claridge's Patent Asphalte Company, which had been producing … example, at the Tobacco Stores at the Victoria Docks. 509 Claridge's was wound up in 1917, 510 and in the following …