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Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… 26], 21 Aug. 20.Application for house for a French school; Logan of Coitfield to be inhibited from pasturing on Leith … to be warded; marches between Leith Links and lands of Logan of Coatfield [ Ib. fol. 71], 176 Sept. 9.Port keeper …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Hunter, William Neave, Richard, elder and younger " " 18 Logan, John Fuller, William and Thomas " " 18 Merry, Anthony …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… part. Upon the bank of the Teign is one of the celebrated logan, or rocking, stones; and at Preston-Bury are the …
Survey of London
… the house of one of the firm's backers, the banker W. G. Logan, at No. 33). 54 In 1871 each had two female servants … association with one of the bankers at Coutts, W. G. Logan. 300 (Corbett interested Charles Aldin in his estate at … with Corbett and McClymont was more directly through W. G. Logan. He, apart from being Corbett's next-door neighbour in …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Job James Bulman, Thomas Smith, jun. Ralph Naters, Thomas Logan, William Clayton, John Anderson, jun. Edward Johnson, …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Cramlington Ralph Naters 1816 Sir Thomas Burdon Thomas Logan 1817 Robert Clayton William Clayton 1818 Joseph Forster …
Survey of London
… been reserved for a continuation of the mews now called Logan Place, was leased directly by Lord Kensington for … demolished about 1972 for the rebuilding of the depot. Logan Place Logan Place was originally formed in the 1840s as an unnamed …
Survey of London
… Warwick Road to the south of the mews which is now called Logan Place. The development was to be centred on a new road …
Survey of London
… p. 58. Hansard, vol. CLXXIX, 2 June 1865, col. 1212. D. W. Logan, The University of London: An Introduction, 1956, p. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… p. 31 (61); cf. Univ. Educ. (3), p. 93 (3). Sir Douglas Logan, Haldane and the Univ. of Lond. 5-7. Schedule to the …