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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… General Index C, D, E, F, G C Cabinet Council Caddy, Humphrey, labourer Cade, John Cadiz, … to Cocke, Diggory, sergemaker, recusant of Chulmleigh Cockerell, John, named Alderman of Maldon Cockill, Richard, …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… General Index C, D, E, F, G C Cabbidge [Kabidge] -, Isabel, 184, 268 -, Katherine, 252 -, … 224 -, Mary, 224 -, Thomas, 160, 224 Cocker, Peter, 117 Cockerell, Lawrence, 205, 266, 282, 328 Cockerton, Andrew, …
Survey of London
… either the City or from Southwark at about the same time. R. R. Sadler, a lawyer with offices in Golden Square near … St. Pancras to Norland Square. 6 The property speculator C. H. Blake came in 1854 to Kensington Park Gardens from … eminent artists, including G. F. Watts who employed F. P. Cockerell, Marcus Stone and Luke Fildes, who both employed …
Survey of London
… of a building lease from the ground landlord) between c. 1723 and c. 1740, and the houses on the leasehold Pitt … of the church were demolished in 1953, and only S. P. Cockerell's extraordinary neo-Classical steeple of 18013 … red brick and designed in an austere early Gothic style by R. H. Carpenter and W. Slater (Plate 19). Although the nave …
Survey of London
… General Introduction Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans ( c. 160484), is commonly and on the whole rightly regarded as … 32 was rebuilt as London House by the young Charles Robert Cockerell, probably acting as effective designer, in … with a projecting bay, a turret, or a domed feature. R. J. Worley's 'Elizabethan' hotch-potch on the west side of …
Survey of London
… to their owners. The main period of development was from c. 1660 to c. 1740. The 1585 plan marks highways to Oxford Street on the … Victorian Somerset House. The architects responsible were R. R. Banks and C. Barry, for the Piccadilly front and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 11 The church had probably been demolished completely by c. 1710 when Atkyns described the tombs of the de Bohun … of Bell's Place were, in the early 18th century, Samuel Cockerell and, from 1768, the woolstapler John Bush. 45 The … Hamlets, man. Inq. p.m. Glos. 162542, i. 1289; Glos. R.O., P173/IN 1/1, burials 1697. F. Grose, Antiquities of …
Survey of London
… pioneer motorist, 191332. No. 1. The house demolished in c. 1935 to make way for the present building was the original … and Plate 28b). This was perhaps in 1793 by S. P. Cockerell, acting for the ninth Earl of Thanet. 263 Between … the tendering and did not much consult Brougham about it. r 310 The materials used were essentially as at No. 20. Apart …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… when they held the manor from the reign of Henry II until c. 1255, 78 because in 1333 the king as guardian of the heir … chancel at the west end built in 1878 to designs by F. P. Cockerell, adding c. 400 sittings. 45 The interior was thus … inventor of the chronometer, George Du Maurier (1834-96), R. Norman Shaw (1831-1912), and T. F. Tout (1855- 1929). In …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… is normally considered to be the entire open space of c. 800 a., 62 most of it added to the original heath … proposal was made after public discussion of a plan by C. R. Cockerell to lay out a park on the enlarged heath, which …