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A History of the County of Middlesex
… on the north side were subcontracted to Samuel and Charles Cleaver and two were ready for leasing in 1821. At least one …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… several silenced ministers, especially Mr. Dod and Mr. Cleaver, are suffered to preach in his diocese; and also that …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… of Sir Francis Boteler, Sir William Lytton, Sir Charles Cleaver, Sir Thomas Fotherley, Sir Nicholas Miller, Sir …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… Sir William Parkins, Sir Thomas Fotherley, Sir Charles Cleaver, Sir Robert Marsham, Henry Guy, Thomas Halsey, James … Sir Francis Boteler, Sir William Lytton, Sir Charles Cleaver, Sir Thomas Fotherly, Sir Nicholas Miller, Sir Thomas …
The Journals of all the Parliaments during the reign of Queen Elizabeth
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Gulston, Sir John Gore junior, Rob. Robotham, Mr. Fr. Cleaver, Th. Nicols, Joh. Heydon, Th. Deacon, Dan. Nichols, …
Survey of London
… the intervening land. Contrasting results were achieved in Cleaver Square and the network of roads on the adjoining East … newly constructed Kennington Road, but unlike the adjacent Cleaver estate, it was not granted on a single lease for … was itself subdivided, part being incorporated in the Cleaver east and part coming into the hands of the East …
Survey of London
… 20. Elizabeth Crooke 21. Sir William East 22 and 23. Mary Cleaver 24. Trustees of Surrey New Roads 25(part of) George … small parts of the demesne in the decade after 1777. The Cleaver, East and Crooke copyhold estates, containing nearly … restrictive in its influence. Redevelopment of the former Cleaver copyhold estate received its encouragement, 23 and on …
Survey of London
… here was proceeding to the plans of their architect A. W. Cleaver, when the company went into liquidation in December …
Old and New London
… "Chequers"The "Three Goats' Heads"The "Axe and Cleaver"The Halfpenny Hatch. The parish of Lambeth, upon … of the last century, an inn, with the sign of the "Axe and Cleaver"a compliment to the carpenter's tradewas to be seen …