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A History of the County of Essex
… and social service. Industrialists have included: Luke Howard (17721864), chemical manufacturer 21 and Walter …
Survey of London
… produced in 1867 and the contract was awarded to William Howard of Chandos Street. 116 The building was completed in …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… (1886 edn); OS Map 1:25,000, sheet 141 (1998 edn); A. J. Howard & T. L. Stoate (ed.), Som. Protestation Returns … Subsidy Assessments (Som. Rec. Soc. 88, 2002), 31; A. J. Howard & T. L. Stoate (ed.), Som. Protestation Returns …
Survey of London
… part in response to the penal reform campaign of John Howard, whose ideas about design and planning it was intended … the architect who had most successfully realized Howard's ideas on separate or 'cellular' accommodation. … Field was suggested as a better site by Mylne and, with Howard's endorsement, the ground was purchased in 17856, for …
Survey of London
… Israelites meeting-house in Hermes Street; and the Howard Institute for Women in Cynthia Street. 81 The London …
A History of the County of Sussex
… estates in 1482 when Stoke was apparently assigned to John Howard, Duke of Norfolk, in whose family it remained until …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… was found, running southwards. Antiquary, XXIX, 244. (4). Howard Street, Strand. A sarcophagus was found at the corner … but amongst the fittings the 16th-century glass and the Howard monument are noteworthy. Architectural Description.The … cherub-heads, cartouche-of-arms, etc.; (27) of Marie (Howard), wife, first of Edward Sutton, Lord Dudley, and …
Old and New London
… of the most illustrious and most benevolent John Paul Howard, Earl of Stafford, who, in 1738, married Elizabeth, … the 16th, 1623. His lady was daughter of Thomas Lord Howard, of Bindon, son of the Duke of Norfolk, by Elizabeth, … was privately married, in the year 1537, to Thomas Howard, son of the Duke of Norfolk, upon which account both …
Old and New London
… recommenced in the same manner, except that Sir Edward Howard rode before, on a fine charger, clothed with drapery …