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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… character, in various styles of architecture. A spacious hotel, commanding an extensive view of the sea, with the …
Survey of London
… also built in 18212 for John Bailey, the proprietor of the hotel which stood on the site of No. 25 Berkeley Square. 10 …
Survey of London
… the Weekly News, and a barber on the east side, and a hotel, a solicitor, a type-printer, a musicseller, the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… from the south to a point (Orrest head) where a spacious hotel has been built, about a mile and a half distant from …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… retains the mortices of a former arched head. a(16). Horn Hotel, E.N.E. of (15), was re-built in the 18th century but …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in 1549 69 and later, which was renamed the Castle Hotel c. 1870; 70 a burgage tenement, 71 it presumably … late-19th-century front range. There was a temperance hotel in the village between 1895 and 1938, and a private hotel and a guest house were recorded in the 1930s. 77 …
A History of the County of Stafford
… so called in 1851 and converted into the present Riverside Hotel in the 1960s. 18 By the later 18th century the village …
A Dictionary of London
… 1831). Site now occupied by the Great Eastern Railway Hotel. Braziers' Buildings East out of Farringdon Street, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… two public libraries, an assembly-room, and an excellent hotel. Her present Majesty, when Princess Victoria, often …
Survey of London
… or industrial firms. 45 In 1912, when the Regent Palace Hotel was about to be erected on an adjoining site owned by the Crown, the hotel company foresaw that they would need more ground for … the Pulteney estate had now devolved), and to grant the hotel a building lease. 83 The hotel took over the occupation …