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Survey of London
… this period is entered in the Court section of the Post Office Directory but not in the Trade section, continued … is proceeding apace in Lexham and Radley, Mews, major post-war redevelopment in the area has been confined to the …
Survey of London
… a garage and ultimately (after piecemeal rebuildings) a Post Office with a sorting office at the rear. 119 In 1921 … in the late nineteenth century on the adjacent site of the Post Office sorting office. Further south No. 38 (Griffe … p. 936. Faulkner, pp. 4334. M.D.R. 1812/6/344. The Morning Post, 21 July 1813. M.D.R. 1813/8/128. Ibid., 1813/8/471, …
Survey of London
… his position, but he was kept on temporarily, and when the post was advertised early in 1827 he was the only applicant. 276 He was therefore reappointed and held the post until 1845, when, suffering from debility and gout, he …
Survey of London
… year there were three boarding-houses so described in the Post Office Directory, and there may well have been others of … firstly at No. 1 in the square from 1874, but in 1877 the Post Office Directory gave his address, perhaps wrongly, as …
Survey of London
… and which helped to precipitate the collapse of the great post-war building boom. In February 1826 the Brindleys were …
A History of the County of York
… York, 180; York Corp. Rec., Ho. Bk. 41, f. 43; he held the post only for a year: ibid. f. 61. Y.A.J. xxxvi. 88, 90, 141. …
Survey of London
… Balfour's retirement due to ill health in 1910 held the post of estate surveyor until his resignation in 1928) … several other very small routine commissions. In these post-war years Grosvenor Square presented perhaps the most … hitherto an assistant surveyor in the office, who held the post until shortly after the war of 193945. Frederick …
Survey of London
… against hotels in 1894: 275 the first appears in the Post Office Directory in 1908. The place of the speculatively … of Science (19006) was placed upon it in company with a Post Office (presumably a 'scientific' building by virtue of … in 185160 and Sir William Tite in 18703.) The Post Office (190810) was designed for the Office of Works, …