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Survey of London
… it was not until 1853 that work got under way. Several houses were started in the autumn, and soon afterwards Elger … Clytha House, rebuilding them in the late 1850s. The new houses (wider, but otherwise similar to the rest of Elger's houses in Rutland Gate) were numbered 23 and 25. This rather …
Survey of London
… mansion was among the earliest of the string of detached houses erected in the mid-eighteenth century along the south … being 'suitable for an Immense Square of First-Rate Houses or a group of detached Villas'. For all the …
Survey of London
… little before the First World War. A few of the original houses were altered prior to that, but mostly with little or … Clytha House and of Nos 48 Rutland Gate with flats and houses in the Modern style. (Both developments are described … at Nos 17. Since the Second World War, the majority of the houses have been made into flats many by means of 'lateral' …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the Town of Stamford
… stuccoed, rear walls of coursed rubble, consists of 20 houses with low-pitched slated roof; Nos. 112 have transverse … ( Mercury, 2 Feb. and 30 Nov. 1827). Building of all 20 houses started in 1829 and by August of that year seven at … 1830 tenders were invited for the completion of nine more houses, probably those at the W. end. Advertisements for …
Survey of London
… to Judith Horseley a twenty-one-year lease of three houses in St. James's Street and 'the north End of the … record twenty-six in 1686, by which time the building of houses along both sides of the street had been largely … Crown lease, commencing at Michaelmas 1740, of two houses in Great Ryder Street, one on the south side and the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the Town of Stamford
… early 19th century and before 1833 (Knipe's map). (290) Houses, Nos. 11 and 13, a pair, two storeys, coursed rubble …
Rymer's Foedera Volume 12
Covers the period April 1475 to February 1502, and thus the end of the reign of Edward IV, the brief reigns of Edward V (represented by 13 documents) and Richard III, and the first seven years of the House of Tudor, under Henry VII.