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Old and New London
… scholar, whom we have already mentioned as residing in Soho Square, bequeathed to the Museum his matchless …
Survey of London
… are exact duplicates of them at Nos. 17 Meard Street, Soho. All the basement areas remain open, but the railings …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… The early history of Piccadilly, Leicester Square and Soho, 1925, 12, 712, 15. Alice Wyche, third wife and widow of …
Survey of London
… for pews. The formation of the parishes of St. Anne, Soho, and St. James's, Piccadilly, in 167885 did much to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… have made Birmingham a household word. The renown of Soho in the 18th century is matched by that of Longbridge in …
Survey of London
… beginning as a 30-a-year assistant in a draper's in Soho Square he had risen to become the most important lace …
Survey of London
… The Development of Soho Fields CHAPTER II The Development of Soho Fields The area shown on fig. 2 belonged in the Middle … the whole of the twenty-two acres was often referred to as Soho Fields, and this name is used hereafter. In 1650 the …
Survey of London
… included Dr. John Pelling, the rector of St. Anne's, Soho, who advanced 2,000 to Edward Shepherd towards the … is given on page 12. Thomas Richmond, a carpenter from Soho who built three houses in Grosvenor Square, left an …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… those of St. Andrew's Holborn, St. Marylebone, and St. Ann Soho. 87 In the rural areas boarding was rarely offered and …
Old and New London
… Miss Cornelys, the celebrated keeper of masqueraderooms in Soho Square, in Hogarth's time. REMAINS OF OLD HOLBORN …