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Old and New London
… navy (naval stores)." "In the hall of this Company," says Pennant, "were the two famous pictures, painted in distemper … Weigh House Yard, Little Eastcheap. "At this time," says Pennant (in 1790), "the Steel Yard is the great repository of … 21, 'The Fire of London,' by Waggoner, engraved in 'Pennant's London,' but hung out of sight; No. 31, full length …
Old and New London
… he ever lived here we have no authority for deciding. Pennant, with more rashness than is his wont, considers that … up this mistaken idea in all the simplicity of good faith, Pennant adds, with a touch of bitterness, "In foreign parts a …
Survey of London
… An engraving of the picture, by Mazell, is contained in Pennant's Some Account of London. The Chapel Royal was …
A History of the County of Essex
… and built by the company in 191214 between Billet Road and Pennant Terrace. 96 As the houses spread schools and churches …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of the distinguished antiquary and naturalist, Thomas Pennant, whose descendant has conveyed it by marriage to Lord … township of the same name, was the original seat of the Pennant family, which had been settled here ever since the … whose descendant bequeathed it to David, father of Thomas Pennant. Downing Ucha is a respectable mansion; and Mertyn is …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Maenordiloe, Kethynock and the forest of Glencothi and Pennant and Steward and Bailiff of the manors, &c., of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Kethinock and the Forest of Glyngolly [Glyn Cothi] and Pennant in Co. Carmarthen, and of Steward and Bailiff of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… and auditor of royal revenues America, appointing Robert Pennant as his deputy in said office for all matters relating … Britain. Prefixing:Said Walpole's presentment of said Pennant. Warrants not relating to Money XXVII. p. 69. July 14 …