Search
Survey of London
… high, with a basement and garrets. It was built by Robert Scawen, gentleman, a servant to the fourth Earl of Bedford, under a lease granted in 1634. 5 Scawen's site was awkwardly situated in the corner of the … site on the east side of the Piazza which abutted south on Scawen's, 6 and the last was granted on 1 April 1637 to Lord …
Survey of London
… No. 1 Tavistock Row, was let in January 1633/4 to Robert Scawen, gentleman, servant to the fourth Earl of Bedford, as part of a large plot in Charles Street. Scawen covenanted to build three houses there, two facing … 222, 232. Ibid., Piazza, lease of 14 Jan. 1633/4 to R. Scawen. E/BER, Piazza, lease of 20 July 1693 to E. Rigby. …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Pleasure only. However, being perswaded by Sir William Scawen, whom he had consulted and employ'd in this matter, to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… from Sweden. The gentlemen of the Bank attend. Sir William Scawen says they will remit the [Flanders subsistence] money …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Disposition Book XIII, p. 164. Same to Sir William Scawen. My Lords have directed warrants for striking tallies …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… warrant to the King's Remembrancer to exchange Sir William Scawen, Kt., for Charles Duncombe as one of the securities …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… on Friday next. Both parties take notice. Sir William Scawen and other gentlemen of the Bank [of England] come in. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… they lately gave for subsistence of the army. Sir William Scawen says it is [to] the interest of England that … The gentlemen of the Bank are called in. Sir William Scawen says they come according to appointment for the money …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… till she be heard: notice to be given to Sir William Scawen and Edward Eyre Esq., her son. Caveat Book, p. 44. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… die, afternoon. Present:All the five Lords. Sir William Scawen and other gentlemen of the Bank [attend with a desire … Land Tax to obtain such Bank Bills. Send to Sir William Scawen to be here this afternoon. The Agents [for the Irish …