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Survey of London
… for the promotion of opera at the King's Theatre in the Haymarket in 1791. 49 By 1801 James Eastey, a hotel-keeper, …
Old and New London
… part of Londonin a police sense, of courseexcepting the Haymarket." Smollett says, "It would be for the honour of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… barber, and attached to a gaming house in James Street, Haymarket. This court appears to have been in existence from … court were taken from those of the court in James Street, Haymarket, 116 but it is pointed out by Mr. Marshall that it …
Old and New London
… a somewhat singular bend, no further than the top of the Haymarket and a narrow lane parallel to it, which bore the …
Old and New London
… Nisbett, and several other excellent performers from the Haymarket Theatre. As he was a sufficiently wise man in his … James's Square, and extends from St. James's Street to the Haymarket, was named from Henry Jermyn, Earl of St. Albans. …
Old and New London
… walk back to his lodgings up the two pair of stairs in the Haymarket?" The old Presence Chamberor, as it is now called, …
Survey of London
… was born in Spain. He was at various times manager of the Haymarket, Lyceum, Imperial and Lyric Theatres. 213 South … He wrote several plays which were produced at Drury Lane, Haymarket and Covent Garden. 213 Gallery, south side, west to …
Survey of London
… held each week in St. James's Fields and two others in the Haymarket. It was decided that these would not be prejudicial … Street, and Charles Street was extended eastward into the Haymarket (fig. 42). A new market was laid out in 181718 35 on a more restricted site to the west of the Haymarket and between Jermyn Street and Norris Street (fig. …
Survey of London
… 'to the inhabitants of Piccadilly, St. James's Fields, Haymarket, and the neighbourhood' water from springs on land …
Survey of London
… Ibid., 1755/2/228. W.P.L., A. M. Broadley, Annals of the Haymarket, King's Theatre volume, p. 53, articles of …