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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 5; net income, 461; patron and incumbent, the Rev. Charles Landor. The glebe comprises 40 acres. The church is an …
Old and New London
… was exhumed on the north side of the area. Walter Savage Landor thus quaintly and pointedly describes the change which … be feared, from the turn of his expressions here, that Mr. Landor did not remember that the Latin conventus, and its …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in Edgbaston were acquired and in 1927 the Magnet Works in Landor Street were built. 20 Besides large non-Birmingham …
Old and New London
… "The Conversations of Lord Byron." Mr. Walter Savage Landor, that very original and eccentric thinker, published … (afterwards Archdeacon) Hare reviewed the robust works of Landor. Mr. Elton contributed graceful translations from …
Old and New London
… that has yet existed among men;" and Walter Savage Landor admits the truth of the statement with a reserve in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… he was visited by James Fenimore Cooper and Walter Savage Landor and where he died in 1834. 69 The author Mr. J. B. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Rob., 45 Lancashire Dynamo Electronic Products Ltd., 158 Landor (Lander), Anna, 164; Eliz. (fl. 1679), 6; Eliz. (d. …