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Survey of London
… 109. Nos. 211 (consec.) Nos. 211 (consec.), a gabled range of four-storey houses with basements and generous attics, … K.B.E., 193343. No. 28, 4th Baron Congleton, 19026: his son, 5th Baron Congleton, 190614: the latter's brother, 6th … wid. of 1st Baron, 192433. No. 31, Viscount Chelsea, son of 5th Earl Cadogan, 18951902. No. 109 Park Street, 2nd …
Survey of London
… Street: South Side Nos. 3647 (consec.). The rebuilding of the south side of Green Street between Dunraven Street and … No. 46, Baroness Strathcona and Mount Royal, 191726: her son-in-law, 6th Baron Congleton, 192832 (formerly at No. 28). … extensive alterations were carried out by the architect Henry Harrison. 78 The full extent of these alterations is …
Survey of London
… Introduction CHAPTER X Green Street Area The development of Green Street extended over some thirty-five years and was … not until 17623 that the ground was built on by Timbrell's son, William, and John Spencer, who erected St. Mary's Chapel … he died in 1871. 34 His successor in Green Street was Henry Hughes, also an artist in stained glass. 35 In 1876 the …
Survey of London
… after Robert Lee or Lees, who was the first proprietor of the Two Chairmen tavern which stood at the north corner … 116 Besides the usual coach-houses and stables a number of small houses were built in the mews, some of them grouped around three narrow courts or passages …
Survey of London
… Row North Row In the eighteenth century the north side of North Row was almost entirely taken up with the stables and other appendages of buildings in Oxford Street and Hereford Street. On the … Model Dwellings Association to the designs of Robert Henry Burden; the builders were Higgs and Hill. 111 Burden …
Survey of London
… Jonathan Wood, victualler, who was the first occupant of the Swan tavern in Park Street at the north corner of the mews. 137 The south side of the mews was occupied by … neoGeorgian style to the designs of Robert Sharp and Son on a site which had been cleared during the war of 193945 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Greened - Gruel strainer Greened A method of making various PICKLES more attractive to the market by … LONDON 'Purveyor General & Oilman', slated the practice of adding ingredients like COPPERAS to the pickle, declaring … copying from a common source [Smith (1758, facs. 1994)]. Richard Bradley, while listing much the same vegetables as …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in the parish and union, and partly within the limits of the borough, of Holywell, in the Holywell division of the … a niche of beautiful design, in which is a statue of Henry VII. The interior of the church consists of a nave, … in 1638, during his lifetime, is to the memory of Sir Richard Trevor and his wife Catherine, who are represented in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… the principal monument. Ecclesiastical b(1) Parish Church of Holy Cross (Plates 1, 68) stands near the middle of the … of lady in butterfly head-dress, etc., c. 1480; (4) to Richard Thorneton, 1544, and Alys, his wife, inscription … from King's College, Cambridge, in E. window, (a) arms of Henry VIII impaling Catherine of Aragon in a crowned wreath, …
The Environs of London
… place is called, both in Edward the Confessor's Charter of Confirmation, and in Doomsday book, is literally the green … de Farnham to the priory of Ankerwyke, previously to Henry the Third's charter of confirmation to that monastery … year 1714 it was conveyed by Edward Bennet, Esq. and his son, to trustees for the use of Frances Arundell, widow, …