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Appendix 2: Designs for an intended New Street linking Coventry Street with King Street, Covent Garden
Survey of London
… lunette windows of the end pavilions in the Bear Street terrace and the Coventry Street extension. The only plans …
Appendix A: Place Names and Monuments
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… the remains of structures on this otherwise flat gravel terrace. Other local names which may point to undiscovered …
Appendix B: Ring-ditches
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
Appendix: Artists, musicians and writers resident in Brompton, 1790-1870
Survey of London
… Buckstone, actor, manager and playwright. No. 2 Onslow Terrace, 18359; No. 6 Brompton Square, 184054. Alfred Bunn, … Douglas William Jerrold, playwright and wit. No. 6 Seymour Terrace (now No. 46 Seymour Walk), 18324; No. 11 Thistle … James Kenney, playwright. No. 22 (now No. 20) South Terrace, 18479. Henry Lazarus, clarinettist. No. 4 (until …
Appendix: Nos. 1-7 Upper Clapton Road
Survey of London
… Road formerly Nos. 14 (consec.) Brooke House Row or Terrace These four houses were purchased by the London County … other houses which formerly stood at the south end of the terrace were demolished about 1855 for the laying-out of … perhaps the most interesting thing about the terrace was the character of Nos. 5 and 7, which, on …
Appendix: Occupiers of houses described
Survey of London
… E. Jones 1799 Peter Hoare 180002 Benj. Babage Adelphi Terrace No. 1 a 17711806 Dr. Turton No. 1 1773 John Hind …
Appendix: Residents in 1871
Survey of London
… Queen's Gate Gardens, Queen's Gate Place, Queen's Gate Terrace, Queensberry Place, Stanhope Gardens, that part of … m 0 1 6 9 GLOUCESTER ROAD: EAST SIDE (formerly PETERSHAM TERRACE) 37 Jane Stephens, baronet or knight's widow 77 w 1 0 … of K. H. Digby, misc. writer 30 m 0 0 8 10 QUEEN'S GATE TERRACE: NORTH SIDE 2 Henry Toogood, solicitor and …
Appendix: Roman Roads
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… still existed. Further S. the road appears as a slight terrace-way 10 m. wide as it begins to climb the steep N.W. …
Appendix: The Devil's Dyke and Fleam Dyke
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… for a distance of 40 yds. producing a flat-topped raised terrace 2 ft. high and 15 yds. wide. The reason for this is …
Appendix: Works at Windsor
Calendar of Treasury Books
… detailed 1,386 15 0 the same for rolling and sweeping the terrace walk, etc. 356 10 0 Mansell Bennett, for mending and …
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