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Survey of London
… music hall site opposite cleared for the building of Rosebery Avenue, and so should not permit a music hall just … (sic) Avenue, placing the date after July 1890, when Rosebery Avenue got its name. The inclusion of socially … was a new portico in 1894, aligned to the newly completed Rosebery Avenue (Ill. 196). This consisted of four double …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Borough of Stoke Newington. From thence, to the Head in Rosebery Avenue, Finsbury, the river passes through the …
Survey of London
… War (Ills 95, 101, 107). This area is largely defined by Rosebery Avenue and St John Street as they head north and … Myddelton Primary School, a student-hostel complex called Rosebery Hall, and Myddelton Place, a speculative block … most of the rest of Myddelton Place, for the formation of Rosebery Avenue and Spa Green Gardens. 13 Along the south …
Survey of London
… of London, vol. xlvii), but towards the junction with Rosebery Avenue nineteenth-century terrace-houses remain … from the late 1840s, part of the development of Nos 96110 Rosebery Avenue, adjoining (originally Myddelton Place). 137 … north. Beyond Nos 377379 (built in 1895 with Nos 197199 Rosebery Avenue), Nos 381399 are the only surviving New River …
Survey of London
… might belong in Farringdon Road, Clerkenwell Road, or Rosebery Avenue. The following gazetteer of buildings is …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 16851700, f. 77. Ibid. f. 299. Ibid. 172236, f. 19. Lord Rosebery, Chatham, His Early Life and Connections, 14, 15. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… with some adjacent lands, was erected into the barony of Rosebery, from which he assumed his peerage title when created a Viscount in 1700. The first earl of Rosebery, in 1712, disposed of the estate to the Marquess of … Clerkington. In 1821, Archibald John, the fourth earl of Rosebery, purchased it from one of Mr. Hepburne's …
Survey of London Monograph
… there was enough space for the Members, the press were, in Rosebery's words, 'perched up in a gallery somewhere in the … was rejected, partly because some Members, including Lord Rosebery, did not like the idea of council offices close to …
A History of the County of Leicester
… until at the last moment, in a letter read out by Lord Rosebery at a meeting dedicated to Liberal reconciliation, …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… became rare; among the last was a future Earl of Rosebery. Among other members were Dawson Turner, who was …