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Survey of London Monograph
… Main Committee Room. The contract was awarded to Davey, Paxman and Company. The second sub-contract, carried out by …
A History of the County of Essex
… farmers and whose foreman in the early years was James Paxman. 42 There were two other foundries, one operated in … by the Nicholsons. It closed in 1938. 77 In 1865 James Paxman, who had been Catchpool's chief engineer from 1851, set up Davey, Paxman & Co., an engineering firm, in Culver Street, helped …
A History of the County of Essex
… the council chamber, though new industrialists like James Paxman, John Kavanagh, Wilson Marriage, and John Knopp were …
A History of the County of Essex
… directly associated with institutionalized religion. James Paxman, the industrialist, was a generous benefactor to the … bought Stanway manor and moved to Stanway Hall. 11 James Paxman, employed at Catchpool's as a young man, later amassed … 18 Some men at New Town kept pigeons. 19 Firms like Paxman's and Wood's ran their own sports and social clubs. 20 …
A History of the County of Essex
… a large compact area between army land on the west and Paxman's engineering factory at the Hythe on the east: 293 … area, some new factories were built further out, like Paxman's opened at the Hythe in 1873 and George's shoe …
A History of the County of Essex
… The 162-ft. high Victoria tower was given by James Paxman and named after the queen with her special permission; …
A History of the County of Hertford
… conveyed Panshanger Manor and lands in Blakemere to Simon Paxman and Nicholas Larwood, with warranty against themselves …
A History of the County of Essex
… premises in 1882 by Crompton dynamoes driven by a Davey Paxman engine. 49 In 1882-3 Colchester corporation considered …
Rymer's Foedera
… sub Gubernatione dicti Johannis Sturgeon xcj l. Simoni Paxman alio Provisorum & Conductorum Cariagiorum & …
A History of the County of Essex
… ground. 83 By the 1880s and 1890s local firms such as Paxman's and Mumford's had started football and cricket …