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Modern Britain and Ireland - awarded 1980-1989
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… the rural community in Glamorgan, c.1830-1896. Jones, A.W. Ph.D., Wales (Swansea). Supervised by Williams, G. … between naval strategy and foreign policy. Murfett, M.H. D.Phil., Oxford. Supervised by Gibbs, N.H. Categories: … evangelism in English Calvinistic dissent, 1780-1830. Lovegrove, D.W. Ph.D., Cambridge. Supervised by Thompson, …
Survey of London
… Square This consists of 31 dwellings on the site of George W. Mancell's steel yard, at the north-eastern end of Cahir … e Quiet Sitting Area: f Cleaners' Store:g Conference Room: h Spa: i Swimming Pool: j Refuse Chute: k Roof Terrace: I … India Dock Company, and approached from Preston's Road via Lovegrove Walk), 1988early 1990s. When the Cotton's Landing …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Norfolk Suspension Bridge, opened in 1833, was designed by W. Tierney Clarke, with a massive portal at each end … Brighton. 31 Shoreham, the birthplace of the actor William Lovegrove (1778-1816) and the entomologist James Francis … 33 and for its literary associations. Visited by W. H. Hudson and the subject of verses by W. E. Henley and A. C. …
Survey of London
… of the inns as fashionable eating places. Samuel Lovegrove the younger, the proprietor of the Plough (and of … Pepys Library, MS 2879, p.880. The Cely Papers, ed. H.E.Malden, Camden Soc., 3rd series, vol.1, 1900, pp. 17981: …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… and in 1870 the manorial rights were held by Pakington and W. C. Smith. Pakington's rights had passed to John Lovegrove by 1879 and to Mrs. Lovegrove by 1885; there was … 1844'. The house and 155 a. were bought in 1920 by G. H. Groves, whose son, Mr. H. K. Groves, was the owner in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… although it now takes its name, Guys, from a tenant J. H. Guy, who farmed from it in the early part of the 20th … the Compton Census. 229 Their leader was evidently William Lovegrove, tobacco merchant. He was presented in 1678 for … (which inherited Chislehampton and Hambleden): cf. W. D. Bayley, House of D'Oyley, 2527. d.d. Par. Grt. Haseley …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1615 his widow married Barnaby Leigh of Shorwell (I.W.) and the lease was assigned to Edward Cheeke in 1619, and … the manor of Martock Rectory and sub-let. It was sold to H. St. George Gray (d. 1963) in 1942, and was left by Mrs. … box 48, requisitions on title 1911; ex inf. Mr. A. H. Lovegrove, Yeovil. S.R.O., DD/MR 92. Ibid. 33, lease 19 Mar. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… from 1959, d. 1964): 157 they were sold in 19645 to Mr. H. J. Hyams, the owner in 1981. 158 Hilldrop farm, which had … who in 1953 sold it to R. A. Chamberlain and Mr. G. W. Wilson. 209 In that year they sold the western end of it … in 1760, owned an estate at Marridge Hill which James Lovegrove bought in 1785. 334 From Lovegrove the estate …
Survey of London
… elsewhere. Writing to the London County Council in 1908, H. C. Braun, proprietor of an experimental engineering works … Pentonville Road (former Belvidere public house), 2007. W. E. Williams, architect, 18756 Nos 9698, the former … opened in 1911, having been fitted out to designs by Lovegrove & Papworth, architects. It closed in 1926. 176 The …
Survey of London Monograph
… Plate 7 Plate 7 View of west, or garden side. Photo by G.H. Lovegrove. 1904. …