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Institutions for the Arts & Amusement: The Northumberland Institution
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… conductors; but the result of an experiment at the Pantheon shewed that the American points were safer than the …
Introduction
Survey of London
… fortunes as a place of entertainment, the Spa Fields Pantheon was built in 1769. This domed and galleried … comparison with the contemporary Oxford Street Pantheon'Pantheons: The Nobility's, Oxford Road; the …
Introduction
Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels, 1743-1811: The London Tabernacle and Spa Fields Chapel
… a group of Calvinistic Methodists in London leased the Pantheon in Spa Fields for preaching. The Pantheon had been built a few years earlier as a place for …
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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… cm, u and appraiser (181929). His premises were near the Pantheon. In 1821 he stated he made card, dining and sofa … looking glasses in connection with the furnishing of The Pantheon (built 176972). [ Survey of London, vol. 31, p. …
King Street
Survey of London
… assembly rooms was probably checked by the opening of the Pantheon in Oxford Street in 1772. William Almack died on 3 …
Lambeth: Introduction and the transpontine theatres
Old and New London
… in 1788 by Mr. Cloggett, proprietor of the fashionable Pantheon in Oxford Street. Here there was a central … with deadly glee on The Opera House, then burnt down the Pantheon; Nay, still unsated, in a coat of flames Next at …
Lasch - Lazy back
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Kitchen Ranges with Ovens, on various Principles, bath, pantheon, laundry & hall Stoves' [Tradecards (1797)]. Not …
Leicester Square
Old and New London
… it outright. There was a rival Pic-nic Society at the Pantheon in Oxford Street, but it shared a like fate. Almost …
Leicester Square, North Side, and Lisle Street Area: Leicester Estate, Leicester House and Leicester Square North Side (Nos 1-16)
Survey of London
… but impending ruin'. 172 He therefore took a lease of the Pantheon in Oxford Street at the enormous rent of 3,000 … there. 169 After extensive alterations had been made the Pantheon was opened for opera on 17 February 1791. Heavy … on 21 February 1791. 169 After the destruction of the Pantheon by fire on 14 January 1792 the licence for opera was …
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Old and New London
… Greek and Roman buildings, such as the Parthenon, the Pantheon, and the Tower of the Winds; and there is also a …
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