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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Index K-Z Keane, Edm., Kearley & Tonge Ltd., Keeling, Bassett, Keen, John, Kelk, Sir …
Survey of London
… not materialize. Subsequently another local builder, C. F. Kearley, bought the site and W. A. Rolfe produced designs for flats in 1896. Again there was a delay, but eventually Kearley built his five blocks in stages between 1899 and … took place after 1880. 129 Charles Frederick Kearley, who established himself as a builder on the estate …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… on Rubastic Road, Scott's Road, and Johnson Street. 47 Kearley & Tonge opened their jam and marmalade factory on … 77-78. O.S. Map 1/2,500, Mdx. xv. 14 (1914 edn.). Ex inf. Kearley & Tonge Ltd. Ex inf. Crown Cork Co. Ltd. Ex inf. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… carefully restored in 1903 for its owner, Hudson Ewbanke Kearley, created Lord Devonport in 1910. The house is of …
Survey of London
… Library. 130. Information kindly provided by Mr. Charles Kearley. 131. M.D.R. 1817/6/161; 1818/6/156: P.R.O., … p. 485. 157. Information kindly supplied by Mr. Charles Kearley. 158. B.R. 35152. 159. M.D.R. 1860/6/744: M.B.W. …
Survey of London
… southward from the High Street. In 18934 the builder C. F. Kearley erected a block of flats, now numbered 4760 Cheniston …
Survey of London
… end of Pembroke Studios. No. 11 was built in 1912 by C. F. Kearley, probably to designs by Leighton, the general manner …
Survey of London
… site plan, and typical studio plan and elevation. C. F. Kearley, builder, 18901 Pembroke Studios This attractive … another planted area. The builder was Charles Frederick Kearley, but the identity of the architect is not known. 331 … Dairy. 336 Pembroke Studios, elevation of entrance. C. F. Kearley, builder, 18901 After obtaining his lease Bird built …
Survey of London
… Street The present building was erected in 1905 by C. F. Kearley, builder, probably to the design of E. Keynes …
Survey of London
… March 1909. The PLA, under the chairmanship of Sir Hudson Kearley, later Viscount Devonport (18561934), managed the …