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Survey of London
… is obscure in the absence of any trustworthy evidence, but Faulkner, writing in 1839, says: 2 "In the summer season the …
Survey of London
… was related to Sir John Robinson, and he is described by Faulkner as gardener to George III. 8 Little is known about … no. 12. Ibid., PROB 11/131, f. 24, 11/197, f. 141; Faulkner, p. 142. M.L.R. 1723/1/333. G.L.C. Print Collection, … 1759, 27 May 1767. K.P.L., Vestry Minutes, 21 July 1791. Faulkner, p. 298. Dulwich College, Kensington deeds, …
Survey of London
… this old river-side inn beyond the information supplied by Faulkner, 1 who says that it was an ancient building in the …
Survey of London
… a. No. 3. Mervyn Macartney, architect, 1894 b. No. 9. Amos Faulkner, architect, for W. Willett, builder. 1895 The … an established building firm with its own architect, Amos Faulkner, and by the end of 1894 it had begun the construction of Nos. 813 (consec.) Egerton Place to Faulkner's designs 299 (Plate 60b, right side, fig. 34b). All …
Survey of London
… Agriculture. The cottage was still in good condition when Faulkner wrote his History and Antiquities of Kensington in … 230102. P.R.O., C54/3995, nos. 34. E.C.R., 12 July 1664. Faulkner, p. 432. Inquisition post mortem in P.R.O., C142/480/114, transcribed in extra-illustrated Faulkner in B.L. (pressmark L.R.271.C.3), between pp. 440 and …
Survey of London
… Millington's Book, p. 1. P.R.O., C66/1513, mm. 247. Faulkner, pp. 512, 63. P.R.O., C54/1393, Barker to Cope; Faulkner, pp. 5960. P.R.O., C54/1653, Cecil to Cope. Ibid., …
Survey of London
… Maule and Torrane: R.B. R.B.: G.L.R.O., MR/PLT 491229: Faulkner, p. 15. The Morning Herald, 18 April 1823. Colvin: …
A History of the County of Chester
… Development began in the 1850s, and from a nucleus around Faulkner Street areas of relatively modest terraced housing …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… estate in Crumpsall to Edward Loyd, esquire, and George Faulkner, esquire.' Booker, op. cit. 211. George Clark, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 1785 the trustees of John Lancaster, Chorley, and Edward Faulkner were the largest land-holders. 34 In connexion with …