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Survey of London
… at his short-lived theatre in Leicester Place in 1796, and Fanny Kelly opened her theatre in Dean Street (later the …
A History of the County of Essex
… 65 He was acquainted with the diarist and novelist Fanny Burney. 66 All Saints' was another relatively desirable …
Survey of London
… No. 34 was let. The rooms in No. 35, later described by Fanny Kemble (see below), were probably decorated at this … more often at their '"rural" residence' at Craven Hill, Fanny Kemble had some vivid recollections of the Gerrard …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… was diverted in 1910, 98 a legacy of £2,000 from Fanny Coombe (d. 1925), daughter of the former rector, … parapets. 1 Endowments for the upkeep of graves given by Fanny Coombe and others in the 20th century were partly …
Survey of London
… in 1793; Wm. Knowles in 1797, changing at some time to Fanny Knowles (Knoles) until 1820; Capt. Bidden, 1821 to …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Salop, chairmaker and wood turner (1840). [D] Heal(e), Fanny & Son, 203 Tottenham Ct Rd, London, feather bed and … Ct Rd, 182228. [D; London rate bks] See Heal & Son and Fanny Heal(e) & Son. Heal, Joseph, Westgate Quarters, Exeter, … John, Cowick St, Exeter, Devon, cm (182328). Daughter Fanny Sarah bapt. at St Thomas's Church on 14 December 1823, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1818 to 1820, where he wrote much of his best work and met Fanny Brawn, whose mother was the tenant of Dilke's house. 85 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Sheridan, Reynolds, Canning, the princess of Wales, and Fanny Burney and her father. 45 Her interests included … farther north again, had been renamed Byron Cottage after Fanny Lucy, Lady Byron and later Lady Houston (1857-1936), … J. Marshall and J. A. Woods (1968), vii. 421; A. Edwards, Fanny Burney, 100. S.C.L., Hampstead manor min. bk. …
Old and New London
… Among the students here was Mr. Charles Dickens's sister Fanny, to fetch whom the future "Boz" would call at its doors …