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A History of the County of Lancaster
A History of the County of Lancaster
Survey of London
… colourman. 86 In a memoir the architect William Willmer Pocock claimed that he had made drawings for the houses in … Long of Seymour Walk, Little Chelsea, builder; William Pocock of St. Marylebone, plumber; Thomas Stimpson of Trevor … R.I.B.A Library, transcripts of autobiography of W. W. Pocock by Miss M. A. Powel. K.P.L., applications to Vestry …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 13 Aug. Neale, E. 1812 14 Aug. Harpin, W. 1812 14 Aug. Pocock, G. 1813 7 Apr. Reineke, H. 1813 7 Apr. Stevens, T. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Reg. f. 225 v. Wood, ii, 40 sqq.; MS. Bodl. 282, ff. 1045; Pocock, Records of the Reformation, i, 284 sqq. Ibid. 5760. …
A History of the County of Chester
… Clafdy, Caern. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Place, Parkgate Mrs. P. Pocock, Great Mollington Dr. R. M. Prothero, Neston C. N. …
Survey of London
… and assistant of Handel It was designed by W. W. Pocock for his father, W. F. Pocock. (half) demolished, June 1982 Following the Duke of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for 72,000, by the Earl of Scarborough to Sir George Pocock, in 1772. The township comprises about 1050 acres, and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
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