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Survey of London
… animal when in great torture'. He also claimed to possess Handel's watch, original will and an inventory of his … Square, EC, 1873 edn: William C. Smith, Concerning Handel, 1948, pp. 1323: Jacob Simon (ed.), Handel: A Celebration of his Life and Times, 1985, p. 180 RB …
A History of the County of Chester
… music festival staged in the city, three oratorios by Handel were performed in the nave. Further festivals, the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… several Cambridge sermons but is best remembered as Handel's first biographer. 85 His successors, T. B. Coleman … edn. 1959-66), cl, cols. 698-9; P. H. Lang, Geo. Frideric Handel (1967), 16, 85-6, 598-9, 682, 713. For Mainwaring's …
Old and New London
… the great musicians of the day, including even the giant Handel. This singular and most meritorious person, born in … by Sir Roger l'Estrange. Dr. Pepusch, or the great Handel, played the harpsichord; Bannister, or Medler, the …
Survey of London
… in 1728, and participated actively, as an opponent of Handel, in the musical factions of the day. In 1733 he was …
Survey of London
… of rent. At his death he lived (as did Burlington's protg, Handel) in Brook Street, on the Grosvenor estate. At this …
Survey of London
… his own house but elsewhere. 187 G.E.C. O. E. Deutsch, Handel. A Documentary Biography, 1955, p. 91. Chatsworth …
Old and New London
… at the TheatreReceipts of the HousePerformance of Handel's "Messiah"Royalty flock to the Haymarket, and Horace … at the rate of 940 a year. It was at Covent Garden that Handel, in 1741, produced his great oratorio, the Messiah. … it impossible to hold his own against the Italian faction. Handel quietly withdrew to Ireland for a year or so, till the …