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Survey of London
… lease to Eleanor Coade, 155 and houses, known as Coade's Row, were built there, that at the corner of Belvedere Road, … Stone Factory. It bore a tablet inscribed Coade's Row, 1798, 156 until 1908, when it was demolished for the widening of Belvedere Road. The ground east of Coade's Row, with a street frontage of 360 feet, was leased by the …
Old and New London
… was a Gothic building with a high pitched roof, and a row of pointed doublelancet windows; the entrance being under … Westminster," was published by Robinson, of Paternoster Row, in 1788. It seems to have been short-lived, as it was …
Old and New London
… by beggars, and retaken in an alley leading towards Cannon Row, while he was being stripped of his clothes. Bishop … body of Richard Brinsley Sheridan was removed from Savile Row to the house of Peter Moore, Esq., in this street, whence …
Old and New London
… with specimens. The Museum was founded in 1851, in Cannon Row, as the nucleus of a National Museum of Architectural … the north aisle is deprived of its side windows by the row of houses by which it is flanked. The chancel is lighted … able and curious work. It is singular that he denounced a row of houses then building in Pimlico, as intolerable …
Old and New London
… horrors of the scene. These "pest-houses" consisted of a row of redbrick buildings, and were erected at a cost of 250. … forming a sort of maze. The foreground is broken by a row of slight terraces, not unlike the "butts;" and some … every year for three days. The fair was held in Rochester Row, in the space between Emery Hill's Almshouses and the …