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… of London, a thirty-six-year lease of the site at the south-east corner of the churchyard upon which Palmer had … the north-east corner of the churchyard, like that at the south-east corner, was a double one. In March 1632/3 the … and tenements builte by William [ sic] Palmer att the South east corner of the said Churchyard and fronting towards …
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… windows crowded into each storey, and a gabled wall facing south to the churchyard 22 (Plates 28a, 30a). In c. 1698 the … eaves-cornice. Early in the eighteenth century the south side of the Piazza was transformed. After the death of … fourteen plain houses without arcades were built on the south side of the square (later numbered 46 and 814 Tavistock …
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… a goldsmith, who became the tenant of the house on the south side of Russell Street in the Little Piazza in 1651, …
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… date. In 1616 Hicks purchased some seventy acres to the south and west of his original holding from Robert Horseman … off Church Lane and appear to have been ranged in a north-south line. In later manorial documents they number only four … storeys, usually with basements, and except in the extreme south of the estate in Holland Street and the southern end of …
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… the first to be built. The leases of the sites on the south side, now Nos. 923 (odd), and of the roadway, were … they formed a culde-sac off Wardour Street. The north and south ranges terminated approximately at the present eastern … of Meard's carpenter's yard, the greater part of which lay south of Meard Street and was approached by the former No. 64 …
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… arranged on conventional lines, with the staircase on the south side of the back room, which had a slightly canted rear … broken over the middle arch by a lugged tablet. In the south arch was a two-leaf door of six panels, serving the …
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… examined by Richard Redgrave, inspector general for art at South Kensington, who is said to have considered their … service stair, and the small back room were placed to the south of the large rooms on the ground and first floors … to the entrance, which was in the second opening from the south end of the front (Plate 103a, fig. 55). This doorcase …
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… evidently the original arrangement. A substantial north-south wall of brickwork separates the front range, 21 feet … (figs. 57, 59). On the ground floor there are two south rooms, each 20 feet wide, the front having two windows to the street, a chimney-breast centred in the south party wall, a doorway balanced by a respond in the …
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… like that at No. 75, in the third opening from the south. 194 The first-floor windows had already received the …
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… two or three years earlier than the larger houses to the south (see table on page 250), have their fronts set a little … mid-Victorian. The entrance hall and staircase are on the south side of the front and back rooms. The frontroom …