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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth
… the price paid by Government and the common price. May 5. Tattersall. 8. Commissioners of Musters for the Holland …
Survey of London
… flat-topped gable (Ill. 474). Rebuilding by George Tattersall, 183940 475. Dame Alice Owen's School as rebuilt by George Tattersall, architect, 183940 With the growth of Clerkenwell … was dismissed. In his place the company appointed Murray, Tattersall & Murray, and it was George Tattersall who …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1820, when he came to the Throne, they were all sent to Tattersall's. The Duke of York then kept a stud for breeding … of George IV and William IV they were generally sold at Tattersall's on the Monday in Epsom week for sums varying …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… after 1800. Betting Subscription Rooms, on the model of Tattersall's in London, were opened at Newmarket in 1844, 59 … were not large, 100 to 300. The club was assisted by Tattersall's 75 and by wealthy breeders. One gave 1,000 to … 1946, 9 of the National Stud, moved there by 1967, and of Tattersall's new sale ring. 10 In 1962 the old racing …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… were too large and heavy, and in 1848 they were sold at Tattersall's for less than 400. Frank Wyndham, William's … again sold in 1867 and this time fetched 1,499 guineas at Tattersall's. The South Wilts and the West Wilts countries …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… where these hounds had been hunting they were sent to Mr. Tattersall's to be sold by auction. Report says it was a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… race-horses. On the sale of the stock of the latter at Tattersall's on his death in 1827, George IV retained … William IV the yearlings in the royal stud were sold at Tattersall's on the Monday in Epsom week and generally …
Old and New London
… Long Acre, is Aldridge's Horse Repositorya middle-class "Tattersall's"established in 1753, where about 240 horses are …