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Survey of London
… Avenue. The site was leased by the Board to H. J. Leslie for eighty years from Michaelmas 1886. In October 1887 Leslie acquired from the Board the freehold of the adjoining … and Bastow. The theatre opened on 17 December 1888, when Leslie transferred his successful comic opera Dorothy (by B. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the Lawe, which was taken by the Scottish general Leslie in 1644, and which at the close of the late war was …
Survey of London
… relating to the other house in the tenure of "Thomas Leslie, Grocer." (P.R.O., C. 54/6017, Nos. 18 and 17.) "Then …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… battle fought in 1650 between the Scots under General Leslie and the English under Cromwell. The former, strongly … route, and pursued with great slaughter. The remains of Leslie's camp are to be distinctly traced; and numerous … the level of the sea; and Doon hill, the site of General Leslie's camp, and within a mile of the village, rises to 550 …
A History of the County of Sussex
… be Countess of Newburgh, 22 and her husband Col. Charles Leslie. They left no issue and the property passed in 1870 to Charles Stephen Leslie, son of Col. Leslie by his first wife. He died in 1916 and his son Charles …
Survey of London
… on this site was erected in 19556 to the designs of Leslie Norton, 323 who followed the general lines of his …
Survey of London
… present building, Parkwood House, which was designed by Leslie Norton. 322 Its appearance is similar to that of …