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Survey of London
… of Gray's Place, Kensington, and Edward William Burgess of Soho, builders, on sixty-three-year leases from 1830. 63 …
Survey of London
… containing 'such houses as might accommodate Gentry', Soho Square, said in 1720 to be 'well inhabited by Nobility …
Old and New London
… to have put up in this street, before he went to live in Soho Square. Mr. Dowling, a gentleman well known in sporting …
Old and New London
… visits to Scotland and Switzerland, the son returned to Soho Square, and found that his father had taken for him …
Survey of London
… partitioned by his trustees and sold to Thomas Dade of Soho, carpenter, and Thomas Wilson of St. James's, … (Nos. 152168) was bought by Martin Clare of St. Anne's, Soho, gentleman (founder of the Soho Academy), 102 and the small plot between the two groups …
Old and New London
… for her masquerades and concerts at Carlisle House, in Soho Square, as we have already seen, 1 and not cast down by …
Old and New London
… down the boundaries of the new parish of St. Anne's, Soho. …
Survey of London
… part of Bozier's Court, in the parish of St. Anne's, Soho, where a block of buildings, now removed, stood in the … JANE HILL (1817), wife of Philip Hill, of Greek Street, Soho. HARRIET HESTER SPENCER (1818), wife of Benjamin …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… town. Two years later they opened a school in Soho Street, and in 1845 the church was built. A large …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… built in 1886. Kensington chapel, 1889, represents the old Soho Street chapel, built in 1837. Cottenham Street and Tue …