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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Admiralty and Navy; and has also presented an excellent organ, and a beautiful altar window. There is a place of …
Old and New London
… a vestige of it remained, and with it perished the fine organ by which it was adorned. AN OLD COACHMAKER'S SHOP IN …
Survey of London
… 66 Punch was astonished. 'A Board so largely composed of builders and architects can surely not resist this tempting …
Old and New London
… the unexpected fall of a part of the ruins. The splendid organ left by Handel, and the stock of wine belonging to the …
Survey of London
… more commodious than the old one, having a place for an organ, and the floor laid on an arch . . . to assist the … where they flanked a similar recess containing a large organ. Other sound effects were fixed to the ceiling below …
Survey of London
… roof, and amongst the material losses were Handel's organ and the manuscripts of a number of his compositions. 58 …
Survey of London
… 79 The rebuilding, begun in 1899, was carried out by the builders Killby & Gayford. It comprised three main buildings: … was E. H. Firmin, and Bridge, Walker Ltd were the builders. The front was reconditioned and further extensions … Benjamin Street, by Westmore & Partners, architects; the builders were William Verry Ltd (Ill. 240). The recessed …