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Survey of London
… time, and in his reminiscences records many anecdotes of Garrick and his circle, and of other residents in the …
The Environs of London
… and the Clandestine Marriage (in which he was assisted by Garrick), are perhaps the most celebrated. The excellent …
Old and New London
… of a club to which both he and Dickens belonged (the Garrick), referred the matter to the committee, who decided …
Survey of London
… the expense of opening the west end into the newly made Garrick Street, and this was done by 1865. 179 At the same …
Survey of London
… and engraver; James Holland, 182936, ? painter. David Garrick lodged in James Street from at least September 1744 … employed by Hogarth for his 'Canvassing for Votes' and 'Garrick as Richard III'. 59 The simply designed late-Georgian … p. 6; H.807, f. 99; H.839, p. 267. The Letters of David Garrick, ed. David M. Little and George M. Kahrl, 1963, vol. …
Survey of London
… Nix, John West, James Whittle and Samuel Norman. 5 David Garrick lodged here with West in 1748. 6 The house was burnt … few houses were in divided occupation. The construction of Garrick Street in 185961 opened a communication with … but its frontage is mainly aligned with the north side of Garrick Street. Cement-faced and eclectic Italianate in …
Survey of London
… by changes made in the 1860's. The construction of Garrick Street deprived the southern arm of its identity as a … extension of Rose Street has now been swallowed up in Garrick Street. As originally built, many of the houses in … in 1874, recalled the character of the street before Garrick Street was made: 'here might be seen low …
The Environs of London
… where he remained till he had acquired so much same that Garrick was induced to invite him to Drury-lane Theatre, …
Old and New London
… brush. Here Burke and Foote, Goldsmith and Dr. Johnson, Garrick and Boswell, and most of the celebrated men of the …
Survey of London
… 388), and here he entertained his friendsBurke, Goldsmith, Garrick, Fanny Burney and Boswell, as well, of course, as …