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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… or South Sydenham ( St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Tavistock, hundred of Lifton, Lifton and Southern divisions of Devon, 5 miles (W. by N.) from Tavistock; containing 369 inhabitants. The parish is … river Tamar, and its northern extremity is crossed by the Tavistock and Launceston road. It comprises between 1000 and …
Old and New London
… property, by marriage, in 1695, to Wriothesley, Marquis of Tavistock, afterwards third Duke of Bedford, and Baron …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… called Friars' Wood, are some slight remains of a friary. Tavistock (St. Evstachius) TAVISTOCK ( St. Evstachius), a borough, market-town, and parish, and the head of a union, in the hundred of Tavistock, Tavistock and S. divisions of the county of Devon, …
Survey of London
… Tavistock House LXIXTAVISTOCK HOUSE The position of this … the gardens of the houses that formed the east side of Tavistock Square. The lease of the southern plot was dated … continuation of the north and south sides of the square, Tavistock Place North and Tavistock Place South, to give …
Survey of London
… Tavistock Square LXVIIITAVISTOCK SQUARE The eastern side of … scroll-work (Plate 49). The opposite (west) side of Tavistock Square was built by Thomas Cubitt in 18256 92 and … composed entirely of the north returns of the west side of Tavistock Square and the east side of Gordon Square. Each …
The accession of George I (1714): List of knights, commissioners, citizens & burgesses in Parliament
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… one of the Lords of the Admiralty. James Shephard, Esq; Tavistock. Sir John Cope, Kt. James Bulteel, Esq; Ashburton. …
Survey of London
… of half-adozen courts and the extension of York (now Tavistock) Street eastward to Drury Lane. Rehousing was …
Survey of London
… Street, lease of 16 July 1633 to E. Palmer. Ibid., Tavistock Row, lease of 14 Jan. 1633/4 to R. Scawen. Ibid., …
Survey of London
… who as his grandfather's heir was then styled Marquess of Tavistock (the secondary title conferred with the dukedom), … at the southern end, purposely to create a bottleneck. Tavistock Street, which took its name from the Russells' … north side was a narrow passage 12 feet in breadth, called Tavistock Court, which led into the Piazza (see fig. 32 on …
Survey of London
… only agree to abandon the purchase of more lands around Tavistock. 196 By 1892, however, the tenth Duke was having to … on the extension of Burleigh Street from Exeter Street to Tavistock Street and the formation of a covered passage on the east side of Tavistock Court leading into the south-east corner of the …