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Survey of London Monograph
… House of Lords, where the ineffectual 'Lord Tulipstalk' Rosebery was in their thrall. The Progressives ruled from an …
Survey of London Monograph
… Westminster. The Council's first Chairman, the Earl of Rosebery, recognizing the need for a new headquarters … new system'. There was a proposal to this effect during Rosebery's Liberal ministry of 18945, but the Government fell … meeting of the LCC was held on that date. The Earl of Rosebery was chosen as its first Chairman, for, although …
Survey of London
… 24 In a private letter written on 29 March 1892 to Lord Rosebery he stated that the Committee had 'trusted in vain to …
Survey of London
… occupant of a furnished house was the third Earl of Rosebery at No. 73 South Audley Street. The provision of …
Calendar of Treasury books
… the Treasury Lords to pay 1,000 l. to Archibald, Earl of Rosebery, as royal bounty: without account. (Money warrant …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… the late Lord Avebury, the late Earl of Crawford, Lord Rosebery (the Chancellor), Professor M. S. Pembrey, Sir E. … shall be published in the Bulletin of the Institute. Rosebery Gift for Athletic Ground. [ S.M. 1035, Dec. 1923; … and Boat-house, and early in 1924 the Chancellor, Lord Rosebery, gave 5,000 towards the scheme. The University has …
Survey of London
… of Hertford, 18068. Lord Primrose, later 4th Earl of Rosebery, 180912: Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, 4th bt., later …
Survey of London
… by the Secretary of the Office of Works, the future Lord Rosebery, because he was a Scot). The Government would have …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Thomas, Lord Howard of Effingham; Archibald, Earl of Rosebery; Henry, Earl of Lincoln each 600 l. per an. 3,000 0 …