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Survey of London: volume
… Moore's house on its way to Westminster Abbey. Sir Samuel Romilly, when referring to this event, says 6: "When I … Court Guide the house is referred to as No. 7 up to 1825. Romilly's Memoirs, p. 262. Reproduced here. …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Fludyer. His mother's sister was grandmother of Sir Samuel Romilly, the eminent Whig lawyer, who was father of the 1st Lord Romilly, Master of the Rolls. 1752. Sir Peter Warren. A …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… been so clear a case as Mr. Beal represents, since Lord Romilly and Lord Hatherley both decided in favour of the …
Survey of London
… in this chapter are Old Compton Street, Moor Street, Romilly Street and King Street (north side only, now part of … 55 and 57 he sub-let to Nymphas Osborne of Church (now Romilly) Street, bricklayer, who seems to have been …
Survey of London
… Old Compton Street Area: Portland Estate Romilly Street Romilly Street This was named Church Street until 1937 when … it was given its present name in reference to Sir Samuel Romilly's birth nearby, at No. 18 Frith Street. The street …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… An information was filed. It was heard first before Lord Romilly and then before Lord Hatherley, who decided in favour … succeeded in obtaining judgment in their favour from Lord Romilly, and a second judgment in their favour from Lord … decisions, did it not?The first decision was that of Lord Romilly; he thought it was not a charity, and Lord Hatherley …
The Environs of London
… wife of Bartholomew Songa, merchant, 1783; Peter Romilly, Esq. 1784; John Muller, Esq. professor of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1869 the almshouses made way for five shops, 67 called Romilly Terrace, part of the proceeds being spent on the …
Old and New London
… Dean Stanley, Lord Shaftesbury, Bishop Wilberforce, Lord Romilly, Ruskin, Maclise, Serjeant Kinglake, Dean Milman, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… snout-shaped hooks clasping the rim and holding a ring (Romilly Allen, Reliquary, 12 (1906), 60; VCH, Yorks. II, 104; …