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Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… at the first Encaenia after the building of the Sheldonian Theatre, at Oxford. Wood states that he proceeded M.A., but … private room 17 0 " 17 0 Inner room under Lecture Theatre 12 0 " 9 6 Lecture Theatre. Battery room 18 0 " 9 0 Apparatus room 10 0 " 9 0 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 8 1 8 rat-killer 12 3 4 Bowling green keeper 91 5 0 Theatre keeper 30 0 0 Yeoman of the Revels 46 11 8 nursery …
The Environs of London
… see No poets there, but Stephen, you, and me." There was a theatre at Richmond before Penkethman opened his. "Injured …
The Environs of London
… since in the occupation of Mr. Moody, late of Drury-lane Theatre, and now in that of Bryan Broughton, Esq. Rectory. … of the University of Oxford, where the Sheldonian Theatre will be a lasting monument of his munisicence 45. … next year, to William Farren, Esq. (late of Covent-Garden Theatre); and Mr. Farren, in 1794, to Thomas Lintall, Esq. …
Survey of London
… Appendix Shareholders in Covent Garden Theatre, 1733-8 APPENDIX Names of persons to whom Benjamin … and John Rich assigned one fiftieth share in Covent Garden Theatre Name of assignee Address Style Signatory of Rich's … Christopher Rich bought 17 shares in Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre. do. do. do. yes nil do. 1733/2/62 Samuel Clarke …
Survey of London
… in altered form, as the entrance front of the Palladium theatre (Plate 31b). The northernmost opening led to Haig's … Palais Royal for himself and converted it into an 'elegant theatre'. 72 The arena of Hengler's Circus was formed within … which continued until 1899. 68 From 1902 until 1908 the theatre was owned by the Acme Investment Company which listed …
A History of the County of Essex
… Plate acquired since 1730 includes the 18thcentury mayor's theatre ticket, a circular silver plaque 2 in. in diameter; …
A History of the County of Sussex
… former Catholic chapel was converted in 19767 for use as a theatre, 78 the early 19th-century west gallery and flat … withdrawn in 1963. 27 SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES. A theatre was built c. 1792 by the manager Henry Thornton. 28 A … the site later occupied by no. 18 Maltravers Street a new theatre under the duke of Norfolk's patronage; the opening …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and the town contains lodging-houses, a handsome hotel, a theatre, and other sources of attraction requisite in a place …
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