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History Theses 1901-1970
… R.H. Cameron. London Ph.D. 1970. The relations of Sir Robert Peel with the Crown, 183746. J.W. Horton. Oxford B.Litt. 1950. The opposition to Sir Robert Peel in the Conservative party, 18416. D.R. Fisher. … policy, 191618. V.H. Rothwell. Leeds Ph.D. 1970. Lord Robert Cecil and the League of Nations. P.S. Raffo. Liverpool …
Survey of London
… 1900, looking north to Javens Chambers, Clerkenwell Road Robert Tothill, esquire, was a major investor in the … (all that now survives) was designed by the architect Robert W. Hobden of Finsbury Square. 60 Nos 15 and 16 were … (Nos 4350) built by George Greaves in 1720 and assigned to Robert Tothill. It was originally an ale-house called, like …
Old and New London
… and James Stephen, the Thorntons, and Charles and Robert Grant. Still, it was the chosen home of the Low-Church …
Survey of London
… first-floor windows. Nos. 152, 156, 158, February 7, 1828; Robert Stevens of Burnham, Berkshire. 66 Nos. 154 and 160, …
Survey of London
… to the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Rector of Lambeth and Robert Stone. After the establishment of the Church Building … land was made into a burial ground 206 and 88 was paid to Robert Stone's Trustees for their piece. 205 The architect of … Road Formerly Nos. III (consec.) Church Road In 1825 Robert Stone's Trustees agreed to lease a plot of land …
Survey of London
… acres on the east side of Brixton Road, were sold to Robert Slade 137 (see page 125). The rest of the copyhold …
Survey of London
… The Jackson and Slade estates THE JACKSON ESTATE In 1804 Robert Slade, proctor-at-law, and Randle Jackson, … let on lease to various tenants between 1810 and 1831. 132 Robert Pledge and Skinner Chart were connected with the … band at first-floor level. THE SLADE ESTATE Robert Slade's part of the 23 acres which he divided with …
Survey of London
… land belonging to W. Angell. Between 1791 and 1806 Robert Stone bought Heathrow in four parts; it was then known … houses (none of which now survives) were then built. Robert Stone died in 1820, leaving a widow and seven … The foundation stone of this synagogue was laid by Sir Robert Waley Cohen on May 1, 1921; Cecil Masey was the …