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Survey of London
… cleared away and Adelaide Street, Agar Street and King William Street (now King William IV Street) were formed on the site. Golden Cross … (Plate 38 a). The blocks facing Chandos Street and King William IV Street were erected at a more recent date. Dict. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and Education of Exposed and Deserted Young Children (i.e. the Foundling Hospital) founded by Captain Thomas Coram … the fortunate possessor of the Hobbayne Charity. In 1484 William Hobbayne surrendered his lands to 'godly uses'; the … in connexion with a school founded in 1685 at Highgate by William Blake and called the Ladies' Charity School, 49 …
Survey of London
… under these agreements were Thomas Huggett, John Sprake, William Henry Cullingford, George Gregory (who, however, only … the small plot on the south side of Cromwell Road to William Watts, another builder from Belgravia, whose work … Vestry Works Committee Minutes, 14 June 1871, p. 154: R.I.B.A. Library, Fellowship Nomination Papers, Philip …
Survey of London
… principal backer in the building of Edwardes Square was William Elderton Allen, an attorney, who until about 1804 had … 15 Edwardes Place (originally called Elderton Row after William Elderton Allen). 10 The third purchaser was William … included; four stories of the smallest dimensions (which I have measured since): two kitchens, six-feet three inches …
Survey of London
… of the nineteenth century the estate belonging to William Edwardes, first Baron Kensington, was the largest in … after the Norman Conquest to Aubrey de Vere, one of William the Conqueror's followers. In 1610 the manor had been … married Francis Edwardes of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. William Edwardes, who was born in about 1712, was their third …
Survey of London
… to Lord Kensington (1,843 for the supply of bricks) and to William Hoof (1,323 for work done on the still uncompleted … disputed the statements of Lord Kensington's surveyor, William Cutbush, and claimed that the bricks in question had … applications, no. 1107: Who's Who in Architecture, 1914: R.I.B.A. Journal, 3rd ser., vol. XLIV, 1937, p. 1074: D.S.R. …
Survey of London
… as far as Templeton Place, were built by, and leased to, William Hopping of Kilburn in 18735. 5 No. I was slotted in at the eastern end of the terrace in 18745. … above the porticoes and bay windows. In 1888 the architect William Hunt of York Buildings, Adelphi, applied …
Survey of London
… under the supervision of Lord Kensington's surveyor, William Cutbush, according to plans and elevations approved … In January 1850 Martin Joseph Stutely, who had replaced William Cutbush as Lord Kensington's surveyor about 1844 (see … Lord Kensington granted leases to him or his son, Henry William Johns, in 18589. 199 They are houses with fully …
Survey of London
… dressings, are the oldest and were erected in 1855 by William Handby of Pembridge Place, builder. 372 Originally … a beer house from at least 1863 301 and was purchased by William Wells and Company, in 1889. It is now owned by Young … with his step-son, the builder and house agent, Frederick William Durrant. In the 1851 census, when aged forty-two, he …
A History of the County of York
… was secured upon property already in the city's hands—Sir William Robinson's house on the corner of St. Leonard's … to retire were a welcome occasional source of income—Sir William Robinson, who had long served the city as its M.P., … ff. 84, 89; 42, ff. 12-14. Ibid. 41, f. 77. Assuming, i.e. that there was a general tendency for income and …