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Survey of London
… to meet those roads at right-angles: thus Knaresborough Place and Collingham Road, and (like Cresswell Gardens … Mews (18758) retains an arcaded front to Knaresborough Place and the pleasant balustraded single-storey front of … Gardens and William Watts as lessee in Knaresborough Place, where another lessee was J. F. Van Camp (Plate 89d). …
Survey of London
… modern times, but considerable piecemeal rebuilding took place between the periods of Ogilby and Morgan's and Rocque's … which are old and ruinous and of small value and in the place thereof and in other voyd places to new build good and … established in 1732 by the first Great Synagogue, Duke's Place. 29 In 1820 the trustees purchased a site with a …
Survey of London
… probable that these nine houses were part of Greenland Place, built at the west end of the 7 acre field and shown on … had begun, Thomas Harrison in 1819 conveyed Sidmouth Place, Street and Mews, Wellington Square, James Street and … that Harrison had proposed an exchange of ground so that Tavistock Place could be continued into his estate. By that …
Old and New London
… Pall Mall East with the eastern end of Piccadilly, was a place for the sale of farm-produce as far back as the reign … or Statius, at any rate, had not brought him a Government place; and Addison was living up two shabby pair of stairs in … angel, flew off with Mr. Addison, and landed him in the place of Commissioner of Appeals! . . . . In the following …
Survey of London
… adjoining street its name, Coventry Street, while Shaver's Place (formerly Arundel Place and Coventry Court) at the top of the Haymarket … to the architectural composition of the faade to Suffolk Place, a similar effect being produced with No. 2 on the …
Survey of London
… use for theatrical entertainment for longer than any other place in London. From the middle of the reign of Queen Anne … in which some of the masquerades were held; others took place on the stage. The plan on Plate 26 shows the long room … Suggestions of domes and porticoes, however, are out of place, for Defoe, while deploring that such a building should …
Survey of London
… large. Cock Yard, for Stablings. White Horse Inn, a Place of Good Resort. Phenix [ sic] Yard, and Unicorn Yard, … 6265 (consec.) Haymarket, Nos. 59 (consec.) St. Alban's Place, and the whole of Anglesea Yard (formerly Carlton …
Survey of London
… or bridle paths, two on the eastthe Lower Mall and Aspen Place, 1 and two on the west: the Upper Mall and Bridge …
Survey of London
… pronounced incapable of any preferment in the church; his place was taken by Thomas Clendon, who was appointed by … League and Covenant which they had set in so proud a place in the chancel. Fifteen out of the thirty vestrymen … found "but dull." 38 In 1695, All Hallows gave a resting-place to another famous nonjuror, the devout and learned John …