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Survey of London
… 1890, together with the description of the house given by Faulkner. A glimpse of the house can, however, be obtained … down the river, engraved by J. Boydell, 1752 (Plate 3). Faulkner's description, 1 which does bare justice to an … storey above the old cornice, the incongruity of which Faulkner himself mentions, was again altered and rebuilt by …
The Barrington Papers
… the retaken Brigantine Kingston. S. B. By Captain Samuel Faulkner, Commander of His Majesty's Ship Windsor. Additional … l. Barrington, Captain of His Majesty's Ship Achilles. S. Faulkner. By the Hon. Samuel Barrington, Commander of His …
The Barrington Papers
… Osborne; Lieut. Gardner Colvilles Major Nisbett, Capt. Faulkner, Lieutenants Bromhead and Young Ruffanes 1 st Batt …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… bought it in 1619 from Sir Arthur Gorges, for 4,300 l. Faulkner: Chelsea, vol. i, page 125. …
The Barrington Papers
… " Maplesden 64 480 Rear Admiral of the Blue 4 Achilles " Faulkner 60 420 3 Magnanime " Montagu 74 650 3 Princess … 64 480 3 Prince Frederick Maplesden 64 480 4 Achilles Faulkner 60 420 Rear Admiral of the Blue 3 Magnanime Montagu …
Survey of London
… the invitation to Poynter, turned to Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Company in the very early days of their …
Survey of London
… among twenty poor persons in Hammersmith on Christmas Day. Faulkner 1 mentions that this sum had been paid by Thomas …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… officers of ordnance, viz., Geo. Hayter, John White, John Faulkner, and Wm. Billon, to their 19 clerks, and to their …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 183639. In 183839 trading additionally from an address in Faulkner St which was numbered 67 in 1838 and 157 in 1839. In …
Old and New London
… assistance came from Knightsbridge and liberated him." Faulkner, in his "History of Kensington," describing this … by the wainscot, and is still used as a cupboard." Mr. Faulkner then goes on to state that, though the tradition is … Burleigh, which stood near Earl's Court, is described by Faulkner as retaining at that time (1829) some marks of its …