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The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… Skelton's drawings of the wolf of the capitol and the Pantheon, are those redrawn by Edward Whymper on 22, 28 and …
Survey of London
… to attract the former customers of the recently closed Pantheon Bazaar, 70 but it soon became apparent that they … fascinated by the scheme for the conversion of the Pantheon into a theatre (see page 279) and tried to persuade …
Old and New London
… architecture had sunk so low at Rome, that even the Pantheon had been deformed by petty decorations. In his third …
A New History of London
… which is 108 feet in diameter, the architect imitated the Pantheon at Rome, excepting that the upper order is there … marbles; in St. Paul's it is extant out of the wall. The Pantheon is no higher within than its diameter; St. Peter's …
A New History of London
… employed in extending the purposes of the institution. Pantheon. On the south side of Oxford-road, nearly opposite … fine dome. This edifice is dignified with the name of the Pantheon. The temple of that name at Rome was dedicated to … indifferent characters according to their own poets: this Pantheon is dedicated to the nocturnal revels of the British …
A New History of London
… side of the Spaw-field, is an humble imitation of the Pantheon in Oxford-road; calculated for the amusement of a …
Survey of London
… felt; these were soon followed by the establishment of the Pantheon (1772) and, most formidable of all, the Hanover …
Survey of London
… of the Apollo Gardens. Lambeth, and in 17925 rebuilt the Pantheon in Oxtord Street. The usual date given for the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… and sworn appraisers. They offered to supply Bath, Pantheon and all kinds of STOVES with Windup and other … and added thereto a fashionable assortment of Register and Pantheon Stoves, Kitchen Ranges, polished Fender and …
Survey of London
… here and in 17745 'Mr. Wyatt', probably James Wyatt, whose Pantheon Lady Mary much admired, remodelled a room in the …