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Survey of London
… and Crafts movement and slightly reminiscent of Norman Shaw's work at Bedford Park. The fronts are faced with a good …
A History of the County of Oxford
… country. In 1841 Mr. Morland gave permission to Mr. John Shaw Phillips to draw some of his Oxfordshire coverts, and … for two years until 1847, when he gave it up, and Mr. John Shaw Phillips succeeded him. His lordship, however, now earl …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… or Druid heath, where are several singular earthworks, Mr. Shaw, the historian of the county, considers the chief seat …
Old and New London
… along with two professional architectsMr. John Shaw and Mr. George Pownall, who were to act as "Judges of …
Survey of London
… The iron girders and joists were supplied by Matthew T. Shaw & Co., and Dennett & Co. laid the fireproof floors. Part …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… On a stone near the altar,"Hie quod remanit Johannis Shaw hujus ecclesi pastoris: Deo, ecclesi, patri, regi pie … and love of all who knew him." In the north aisle,Henry Shaw, 1715SandersonWhithouseThomas Hutchinson, sword cutler, … in 1591. Clement Cockson, curate, before October 27, 1598. Shaw, lecturer, occurs in 1614. 15 Phil. Doncaster occurs …
A History of the County of Oxford
… at Michaelmas 1572, 22 and perhaps later; while Henry Shaw and Henry Holland, who were present at a college meeting …
Survey of London
… by the architects W. P. Griffith, Richard Norman Shaw and, lastly and most comprehensively, John Oldrid Scott … Lawson Stewart. On the roof of the west tower is R. N. Shaw's extension; note also the cut-away entrance to the east … himself. 57 Alterations and additions by R. Norman Shaw, 18747 Lechmere first encountered Shaw as a pupil of G. …
Old and New London
… citizens, it was to St. Paul's Cross that Richard sent Dr. Shaw to accuse Clarence of illegitimacy. At St. Paul's, too, …