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Old and New London
… is said to have accompanied her first lover, Anthony Howard (the father of the author of "Love Elegies"), to …
The Manuscripts of Shrewsbury and Coventry Corporations [etc]
… of that prison and the condition of its inmates given by Howard, who says he found some there whose sole food was …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… Geo. Cumming Wm Ellis Wynn M.P. Ellis William Elphinstone Howard M.P. Epps Dr Field E.W. Gibson, T.M. M.P. Hume Jos. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1 Sept. Painter, A. 1660 4 Sept. Smith, A. 1660 4 Sept. Howard, Sir C. 1660 14 Sept. Moyms, Sir J. 1660 5 Oct. Piper, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Ilchester, 3rd Earl of Lieutenant 16681837 1668 12 Aug. Howard, Hon. T. 1679 3 June Howard, T. 1690 18 Dec. Maule, T. 1704 13 Apr. Feilding, Hon. … E. Ensign 16681837 1668 12 Aug. Sackville, E. 1678 16 Oct. Howard, T. 1679 4 June Colt, H.D. 1686 26 Apr. Maule, T. 1690 …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… 1737. Rocque, Plan of London, 1746 (pl. LXXX b, p. 174). Howard, J. J., Misc. Genealog. ii, 261. Also below, p. 456. …
Old and New London
… HackneyHomertonThe City of London UnionLower ClaptonJohn Howard, the Prison ReformerThe London Orphan … down many years ago, was born, in the year 1727, John Howard, the future prison reformer and philanthropist. The house had been the "country residence" of John Howard's father, who was an upholsterer in London; and it …
Old and New London
… prison discipline in this country. The exertions of John Howard, Mrs. Fry, and other investigators, awakened in the …
Old and New London
… House of Isaac D'IsraeliThe School of Edgar Allan PoeJohn Howard, the Prison ReformerSandford HouseDefoe StreetDefoe's … for its "ritualistic" services, is situated at the end of Howard Road, between the green and the main road. It was … way, now embodied in Church Row, was the house where John Howard lodged when he married the widow lady who kept it, as …
Old and New London
… London; but King Henry VIII. granted it to William, Lord Howard of Effingham, who being afterwards attainted, it again …