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A History of the County of Warwick
… to the upper story and gable-head. The roof is tiled. Grimshaw Hall, mile north of the church, dates from c. 1560. … of Knowle. The endowment is now represented by 33 Consols. Grimshaw's Charity. This charity was founded by Richard Grimshaw in 1691 and endowed with a cottage, garden, and …
A History of the County of Worcester
… Humphrey Greswolde in 1660. 135 William Rogerson, Nicholas Grimshaw and Henry Greswolde were dealing with the other …
Survey of London
… 240 East India Dock Road, north front in 1990. Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners with Robinson Design Partnership, … West India Dock, looking north-east in 1986. Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners, architects, for Ladkarn Haulage, 1985 …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… at 33 Wilderness Row, Goswell St. Robinson, Joshua, Grimshaw St, Preston, Lancs., joiner and cm (181418). [D] …
Survey of London
… p.12: David Jenkins, Financial Times Print Works: Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners, 1991. 384. B, 14 Aug 1987, p.9: AR, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Williams (1929-46), Joseph Masterton (1946-53), and F. J. Grimshaw, who was translated from Plymouth in 1954. Most of …
Survey of London
… & Reed supplied the clock over the main entrance, while Grimshaw & Baxter supplied the boardroom and Large Hall …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… St Clement's, Oxford, cm (1757d. by 1765). Took apps named Grimshaw in 1757 and Seabright in 1760. In April 1758 …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… admitted 1720, a parson in Lincolnshire, and William Grimshaw, admitted 1725, active in Yorkshire and Lancashire. …