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Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Book XXIX. p. 342. May 27 Royal warrant by the Queen, as regent of the kingdom, in the King's name to Spencer Lord … XXIX. pp. 343 and 345 Royal sign manual by the Queen, as regent, in the King's name, to the Lords of the Treasury. For …
Survey of London
… hundred and fifteen. The bridge was opened by the Prince Regent in 1817, on the second anniversary of the battle of …
Old and New London
… covered by the Criterion Restaurant and Theatre and Lower Regent Street, a market was established in 1664. Malcolm … to form the broad and spacious thoroughfares of Lower Regent Street and Waterloo Place. At the upper or northern end of Lower Regent Street a junction is formed right and left with …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… the park of Finedon Hall. It extends from the end of Regent Street alongside a small stream into the area occupied …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… designed by T. H. Fleeming, were completed in 1902 37 in Regent Street. No more were built until the period 19205, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… there immediately west of what was later the junction with Regent Street. It closed c. 1941 and was let as commercial … c. 1954 to a newly built Kingdom Hall near the junction of Regent Street and Watling Street. 90 They left it c. 1980 91 … which had previously used a hut on the opposite side of Regent Street. 92 Mormon open-air preachings had attracted …
Old and New London
… attachmentportraits of Mrs. Fitzherbert and the Prince Regent, and the wedding ring of the former, with the name …
A History of the County of Essex
… the north of the Victoria Dock, between the present Prince Regent Lane and Freemasons Road. 18 James's survey provides … of the same size, called Horse leaze, lay east of Prince Regent Lane opposite Bradymead. 20 All the above 'leazes' … lay in the south of the borough, adjoining Prince Regent Lane. 48 The last market-garden at Plaistow is said to …
A History of the County of Essex
… but included in that of 1903. In 1899, the land, in Prince Regent's Lane, Plaistow, was let for 5 a year to the borough …