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Survey of London
… the drawing-room storey. The range was built by Stanley G. Bird and the materials were red Suffolk bricks with brown …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… together in 1668. 8A4 was surveyed separately for William Bird. 51. 8A2, sixteenth and seventeenth centuries This … Ann Lewsey in 1657, and Ann assigned it to William Bird, painterstainer, in 1662 for £300. Bird's request for pardon for this assignment, which had been …
A History of the County of Oxford
… middle of the south side of chapel; the builder was Mr. Bird and the cost was 54. Christopher Wren was bursar this …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Class ( First Section) Clerk 31 March 1870 (Adm. 12/846). Bird, William Clerk 22 March 1723-28 July 1725 (Adm. 2/195 p. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… (Adm. 6/24 f. 16). Ret. 30 Jan. 1806 (Adm. 7/818 f. 116). Bird, William Clerk ( Ticket Office) pd. from 27 May 1722 …
A History of the County of Stafford
… family who ever set foot there 'for any other purpose than shooting grouse'. He found the tenants '100 years behind the … took a less paternal interest in Alstonefield. Game shooting was resumed, and keeper's lodges were built in the early 1850s in Fawfieldhead and near Longnor. 18 Shooting rights were reserved when in 1951 the Harpur Crewe …
A History of the County of Stafford
… death in 1850 Sir John Harpur Crewe used the house as a shooting lodge, and two service wings were added on the north …