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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… net income, 651; patrons, alternately, the Haberdashers' Company, and the Governors of Christ's Hospital, London: the …
Survey of London
… (a partner in the banking firm of Thomas Coutts and Company), and Broadhead to Oliver and James Farrer. At the … approved 'very advantageous' proposals from the Gas Light Company but gas lighting was not introduced until 1818. 105 … agreement with the St. James and Pall Mall Electric Light Company for the provision of current to the chambers …
Survey of London
… until 1928, when it was taken over by the Distillers Company, Ltd. 68 The house, which is still standing, and is … is now owned and occupied by the Anglo-American Oil Company, Ltd. Architectural Description This is an …
Survey of London
… promptly struck for higher wages. 133 Soon the granite company in Mull was enraging Scott by failures of supply, … Somewhat as was the case with the Ross of Mull Granite Company, the committee subsequently found that Thomas Scott … Thomas Scott's problems were real enough, and by 1867 his company was in 'financial confusion'.147 Two years later he …
Survey of London
… 304 Casting in bronze by the founders, Henry Prince and Company, of Southwark, 305 had made considerable progress … by Messrs. Elkington of Birmingham and Henry Prince and Company of Southwark respectively. 456 Patination rapidly … Skidmore and his 'Art Manufactures and Constructive Iron Company' at a very early stage, 467 and remained loyal to him …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Aldenham and the families of freemen of the Brewers' Company, London. In consequence of a great improvement in the value of the property, the master and wardens of the company, who were constituted the governors, decided upon …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… in London. He was five times Master of the Ironmongers' Company between 1583 and 1590; President of Bridewell … For Pedigree, see Nicholls's History of the Ironmongers' Company,' second edition, page 530. Grocer, chosen Alderman … 1613. He was a liberal benefactor to the Grocers' Company, as was also his wife, Dame Anne Middleton. For an …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Heathcote and Shepheard represented the New East India Company, Fleet the original East India Company, and Houblon the Bank of England. The last-named died … as being one of the Committee of the New East India Company. Heathcote was "expelled the House," Feb. 22, 1701, …