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A History of the County of Lancaster
… A school at Cadley was founded in 1707 by John Hatch. 20 Brunswick Chapel was purchased for the use of the school in …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… and, a little further up, a neat-built new street, called Brunswick Place, across the west end of which stands Brunswick Chapel, the spacious and elegant Wesley an place of …
Old and New London
… of August, to commemorate the accession of the House of Brunswick. "This scene," says Mr. J. T. Smith in his "Book …
Survey of London
… houses of which he was the sub-lessee, Nos. 2232 (even) Brunswick Gardens, display some of the decorative features … and 1857, retaining only the freeholds of Nos. 119 (odd) Brunswick Gardens. The price which he received for the land … of building leases. Courtland Terrace, now Nos. 3549 (odd) Brunswick Gardens and No. 55A Palace Gardens Terrace, appears …
Survey of London
… of the street was not fully developed until the 1840's. Brunswick Terrace (now Nos. 2232), built by Samuel Cooper, … long arcade of windows now remains. No. 32 (formerly No. 1 Brunswick Terrace), and No. 2 Falmouth Road were altered for … side of Trinity Street between Trinity Church Square and Brunswick Terrace remained vacant until 1853, when the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of the Pharmaceutical Society. Work on a new building in Brunswick Square began in 1938, but on the outbreak of the … was granted to the School in 1952. Work on the Brunswick Square building recommenced in 1954. The first …
Survey of London
… the merchants engaged John Powsey, the engineer of the Brunswick Dock. He submitted his own proposals for the Isle …
Survey of London
… at Blackwall, completed in 1661, and converted to be the Brunswick Dock in 1790, and the Howland Dock at Rotherhithe, …
Survey of London
… services until 1835, when the facility was superseded by Brunswick Wharf. 246 The fabric of the Blackwall entrance was …