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Survey of London
… the L.C.C. The principal developer here was Edmund Rush, mason, who was a major builder on the estate during the … Robert Bacchus; glaziers, John Adams, John Morrice; mason, John Harris; painters, John Foord, Jacob Hancock; …
Survey of London
… Doley, carpenter; William Gray, bricklayer; John Ingman, mason; Joseph Kell, carpenter; James Lee, bricklayer; John … Green Street: G.L.R.O.(M), WR/B/C/1888, nos. 61617. R.B.: W.C.S. 179, p. 136: GA, leases of 20 and 21 Feb. 1824 to E. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… (younger). son, 5 to whom she gave this manor; and he, 37 H. 3. 6 had market and fair granted in it. 7 Gerard, son of … his deed dated at Canterbury on St. Simon and Judes day 50 H. 3, 8 released this manor to sir Henry, eldest son of the … grave. Patron, duke of Rutland in 1781. Incumbent, rev. E. Mason, vic. K. B. 7l. 18s. 4d. Archiepisc. pro Syn. 7s. Val. …
Survey of London
… this was provided by Todd and Wrigley, architects (builder W. H. T. Kelland of Stoke Newington). 108 In c. 19048 the lease … bills the biggest were the carpenter and joiner's (4,024), mason's (2,789), bricklayer's (1,603) and plasterer's …
Survey of London
… of Works, and was radically rearranged by the architect B. W. L. Gallannaugh. The old forest trees were thinned out and … Roosevelt by the sculptor Sir William Reid Dick 40 h (Plate 32d). It is perhaps just worth mentioning here that … Morris Sayer and Co.; layout of inscriptions, W. H. Sharpington; cutting of inscriptions, Miss Mary Jenks. 40 …
Survey of London
… Parker, May and Rowden (chief staff architect, Eric H. Davie), 19 the modular pattern of the main faade being … of King Edward VII. She engaged the architect F. W. Foster to make extensive alterations, and his plans were … under a building lease granted to Richard Lissiman, mason, in July 1725. 73 In 1867 various 'improvements' were …
Survey of London
… P. Bankart for decorative plasterwork and the firm of W. Bainbridge Reynolds for metalwork, including a highly … Dow. Countess of Airlie, wid. of 5th Earl, 18848. A. E. W. Mason, novelist, 1931. Marquis De Amodio, 19335. No. 48, Lord … in England in 1900. 216 At No. 66 his architect, W. H. Romaine-Walker, transformed the first floor using genuine …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Hopkins, J. 1660 8 June Odowde, T. 1660 8 June Griffith, W. 1660 8 June Cowley, G. 1660 8 June Williams, V. 1660 8 … Glynne, E. 1672 26 Feb. Sheppard, C. 1672 2 May Rogers, H. 1672 12 Sept. Wilson, J. 1672 22 Dec. Grove, W. 1674 16 … 30 July Verdon, R. 1669 4 Aug. Jeoffreyes, T. 1669 16 Aug. Mason, J. 1669 18 Aug. Shrigley, N. 1669 20 Aug. Penford, F. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Harrison, C. 1660 11 June Stanney, P. 1660 14 June Capper, W., sen. 1660 14 June Dixon, T. 1660 14 June Wickham, J. 1660 … Aug. Widdows, T. 1660 20 Aug. Preddy, R. 1660 9 Nov. King, H. By 1661 Carter, R. 1661 Woodhall, J. 1661 21 Jan. Wilson, J. 1661 8 Apr. Mason, T. 1661 20 Aug. Guilliat, G. 1661 17 Oct. Flower, E. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… in 1720 and 1723. Sewers 16601782 1660 2 June Savage, H. 1660 12 June Browne, E. 1660 20 June Hunt, R. 1660 21 June Morrice, J. 1660 21 June Packer, W. 1660 23 June Cunningham, P. 1660 26 June Walthew, J. 1660 … 4 Mar. Percivall, J. 1672 12 Mar. Wheeler, C. 1672 21 Mar. Mason, J. 1672 27 Mar. Warner, A. 1672 1 Apr. Chumley, W. …