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Survey of London
… the memorial that posthumously realized much of the Prince's foreboding is one well documented in some of its aspects, … 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47.) Early ideas The Prince's devotion to schemes for social and educational advancement … confusion'.147 Two years later he shot himself in a Dublin hotel.148 In his diary for 4 June 1863 Cole records a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are employed. The living is a vicarage, valued in the king's books at 26. 6. 3.; patron, the Bishop of Salisbury; … of worship for Wesleyans. Near a farmhouse called Pierce's Lodge, are vestiges of a British encampment; and in the … sea, and includes some good houses and shops, and a large hotel, lately built, for the accommodation of visiters who …
Old and New London
… CHAPTER XXVII. ALDERSGATE STREET AND ST. MARTIN'S-LE-GRAND. Origin of the NameHistory of the Old GateIts … OfficeOrigin of the Penny PostManleyBishopThe Duke of York's MonopolyMurray's PostDockwraAbsorption of the Penny Post by … converted into the "Bull and Mouth." The "Queen's Hotel," St. Martins-le-Grand, rebuilt in 1830, now occupies …
Survey of London
… naturally upon that of Mount Street, and in the 1890's virtually the whole of the rectangle bounded by Mount … Barlow senior, bricklayer, and Robert Andrews, Sir Richard's lawyer, and the land which they jointly received consisted … there were several lodging-houses and a large private hotel. The standing of Chapel Street seems to have risen, but …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1841 (CO 878/2 no. 9). Res. 1 April 1841 on app. as Queen's Messenger (CO 701/11; CO 878/2 no. 15). Harris, John Office … May 1828 (CO 324/146 p. 184; CO 701/10). Lewes, John S. Accountant March 1868 ( COL (1869), 258). Lewis, William … 1866 ( COL (1865), 7). Parkinson Fortescue see Fortescue Patterson, Lewis Henry Assistant Librarian 5 Jan. 1824-31 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… list of officials Kelly, John Temporary Clerk ( Secretary's Office) 7 April 1804-7 Dec. 1807 (Adm. 7/818 f. 83). Clerk ( Secretary's Office) 7 Dec. 1807-28 June 1811 (Adm. 7/819 pp. 195-6). … June 1810 (ibid. pp. 195-6). Res. 26 June 1810 (ibid.). Patterson, John Clerk to Clerk of Acts 24 July 1743-24 Jan. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… remained in Northern Department Dec. 1770 on Rochford's transfer to the Southern and continued in office under … Robert Clerk (Arlington) c. 1666-8. Clerk in Arlington's office attached to Williamson; occ. from 18 Dec. 1666 to 25 … to Home Office March 1782 ( 1st Rept. on Fees, 24). Patterson, William Chief Clerk (Tweeddale) March 1742-Jan. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 73 The name Alstonefield is Old English, meaning Alfstan's feld or open ground and perhaps reflecting the situation of … inns in 1818, the Red Lion, the George, and the Harpur's Arms. 79 The Red Lion, rebuilt c. 1840, became a temperance hotel c. 1895 and was evidently closed soon after 1912. The …
A History of the County of Stafford
… result of mining at Ecton, in Wetton, 37 and the township's population was 731 in 1801, 828 in 1811, and 854 in 1821. … Mining at Ecton declined in the 1820s, and by 1831 Warslow's population had fallen to 696. Mining in Warslow itself … by the earlier 16th century. 41 The present Greyhound hotel was known as the Greyhound and Hare in 1789, 42 and by …
A History of the County of Warwick
… exhibited in the New Place Museum. The Manor House, now an hotel, just east of Clopton Bridge is mostly a timber-framed … as 966. 11 Domesday records three mills here, worth 40 s. and 12 sticks and 1,000 of eels. 12 In 1240 there were two … in 1570. 16 The settlement of the same estate which Edmund's grandson Thomas made at the time of his marriage in 1650 …