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Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… occupation medical physician (MD) (Physician to Christ's Hospital. University student) Period of medical practice …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… to £100 in 1835. In 1839 provision was made for the Clerk's salary to increase by annual increments of £10 to £150. 1 … of £250 rising by annual increments of £15 to £360. 3 The office was discontinued in 1868 when the duty of keeping the consular accounts was transferred to the Chief Clerk's Department. 1826 5 July Saunders, S. S. 1835 18 April …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Business 1832-56 Clerk for Colonial Business 1832-56 This office was created in 1832 following the dissolution of the … placed in rank after the Principal Clerk Assistant. 2 The office was abolished in 1856. 3 The salary attached to the office in 1832 was £800. It was raised to £1000 in 1834 and …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… of the Journals 1738_41 Clerk of the Journals 1738-41 This office was created in 1738, the duties of its holder being to … duties to be carried out by one of the Extra Clerks in the office. 3 APPOINTMENT 1738 8 Dec. Gashry, F. Adm. 3/43, 29 …
Survey of London
… Clerkenwell Close area Introduction; St Mary's nunnery site CHAPTER I Clerkenwell Close Area 5. … and character, if rather dull. In contrast is the 1980s office building at No. 40, an anomaly which somehow slipped … was the more distinguished. Named after William Cavendish, Earl and later 1st Duke of Newcastle, it stood on the east …
Survey of London
… In medieval times this land was a corner of St Mary's Close, the nunnery field purchased after the Dissolution by … which he left to his male heirs to become the family's London home, or 'Seckfordes Seate'. In the event this did … site of Coldbath Fields Prison was acquired by the Post Office; the House of Detention was bought by the School Board …
Survey of London
… Clerkenwell Close area St James Clerkenwell St James's Church St James's Church, erected in 178892, is the only known building of … heraldic carving (Ill. 41). Sir William Wood (d. 1691), marshal of the Society of Finsbury Archers and author of The …
Survey of London
… vicinity in the 1560s 92. Clerkenwell Green and St James's Church in 2007 93. Nos 1620 Clerkenwell Green in 2007 … By 1939, of the sixty or so businesses listed in the Post Office Directory, about twenty were associated with the … Nos 4347, see Ills 98, 99, 126). 40 In the 1720s the Earl of Northampton began leasing plots in front of houses on …
Survey of London
… Road and Theobalds Road, admiring Isaacs & Florence's 'quiet and dignified' Holborn Town Hall (in the Holborn … on the south side of Clerkenwell Road west of St John's Square were renumbered. This removed the confusion caused … on the first floor, via an imperial staircase, and further office space was provided in a low-ceilinged attic storey in …
Old and New London
… and Attempted Rescue of Fenian PrisonersSt. John's GateKnights Hospitallers and Knights Templars Rules and … chivalry. In 1831 Sir Robert Peat was installed into the office of grand prior; and in 1834, by proceedings in the … of Charles I. the church served as private chapel to the Earl of Elgin, who occupied the house, and it was called …