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Survey of London
… out. Finally a major restoration was undertaken by Hill, Norman and Beard in 1958. 233 Of the church's other fixtures …
Survey of London
… paid for a house in Evelyn Gardens was 3,400, which Philip Norman, the antiquary, scholar and artist, agreed to give for … at the rear for a studio. The house was fitted out to Norman's specifications, five fireplaces being selected from … Purchasers who wanted alterations made, like Philip Norman who had his own surveyor, negotiated with the firm's …
Survey of London
… stone or faience, was designed by Trehearne and Norman, Preston and Company. The contractors were Harry Neal …
Old and New London
… Thames. The history of Southwark up to the period of the Norman Conquest is obscure and uncertain; but there is no …
Old and New London
… The name of the Strand is clearly of Saxon and not of Norman origin; and, if we may trust a writer in the Penny …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… 2 s 11 d; Ralph, son of Roger, 3 s 3 d; Ralph, son of Norman, 12 d; Geoffrey, son of Warin, 5 s 7 d; Richard, son …
Survey of London Monograph
… A.J. MUNBY, M.A., F.S.A. Miss B. NEWCOMBE. PHILIP NORMAN, F.S.A. The Rev. J. P. NOYES, M.A. VERE L. OLIVER. Dr. …
Old and New London
… Above the western doorway was discovered a beautiful Norman window, composed of Caen stone. The porch before the … ancient pavement, so that all the bases of the magnificent Norman doorway were entirely hidden from view. Previous to … Order. During the last repairs there were found two Norman stone coffins and four ornamented leaden coffins in …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… enables us to fix an exact date to the ordinance, but Sir Norman Moore places it between March 1208 and October 1209, … one of which was as early as 12121213, 24 so that Sir Norman Moore thinks 1216 would not be too early a date for a …
Old and New London
… I. He was not kept very close, and one night, plying the Norman soldiers who guarded him with wine, Flambard, who had …