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Survey of London
… Farthing; Miss J. Fernyhough; Messrs. Finnis, Downey, Linnell & Price; Messrs. Fisher, Dowson and Wasbrough; the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Bond of Godalming, Surrey, innholder, app. to William Linnell, cm on 26 June 1753 for 50. [GL, Joiners Co. records] … which some years previously had been occupied by William Linnell, and after France's death in 1767 Bradburne continued … St George the Martyr, London, cm (174464). App. to William Linnell in 1744 for seven years for 42. Took Vincent Rice as …
Survey of London
… In 1755 Cornish's former premises were acquired by William Linnell, the carver and cabinetmaker, who rebuilt or … 3 The house faced Berkeley Square, a privilege for which Linnell paid a fine of 100, presumably to Lord Berkeley. 17 … corner with Jones Street, and was first occupied by John Linnell, William Linnell's eldest son. (It was usually …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… alias Weedon Street, Thomas Robins, of Buckby Long, Roger Linnell, of Wilton, and especially Edmund Farmer, of …
Survey of London
… D1835 A. Deeds in possession of Messrs. Finnis, Downey, Linnell and Price, 19 July 1892. R.B. B. M., Add. MS. 34741, …
Survey of London
… who constantly speaks of his consultations with 'Vardy and Linnell'. The latter was John Linnell of Berkeley Square, the eminent and versatile … itI heartily wish he cou'd be finally discharged.' 158 But Linnell's bills came relentlessly in, and by June 1793 Lord …
Survey of London
… House (both demolished) from 1764 to 1771. 29 John Linnell Bond, architect; he was 'At Mr. Malton's Carlisle …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… rooms, while the shop had a new shopfront designed by John Linnell Bond. The confusion over the title of the firm …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 1938 Hayward, Helena and Kirkham, Pat, William and John Linnell: Eighteenth Century London FurnitureMakers, 2 vols, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the 1920s and 1930s. Spiritualists opened a church in Linnell Road in 1929 and a house in Green Lanes in 1941. … and ante-room with accommodation for 175 people, opened in Linnell Road in 1929. It was enlarged after 1945 and in 1972 …