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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… mineral particles very hurtful to vegetation: the want of brooks and springs is much felt in the limestone districts of … and afterwards southward, receiving numerous smaller brooks, until, at the distance of about thirteen miles from …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the Painswick stream and the Wash, Slad, and Sheepscombe brooks, Marlstone and Upper Lias clay are exposed, but the …
Survey of London
… a plain parapet. Nos. 4951 (consec.) Pall Mall: Almack's, Brooks's, Boodle's, the Macaroni Club, the Ladies' Club, … in St. James's Street by the new clubs now known as Brooks's and Boodle's, both of which originated at Almack's … of two of the greatest clubs in St. James's Street, Brooks's and Boodle's. It appears to have been formed in …
Survey of London
… Moreover, the Whigs already had a party rendezvous at Brooks's. It is, therefore, no accident that the Reform Club …
Survey of London
… by William Almack as a tavern, and subsequently by Brooks's Club until its removal to St. James's Street in 1778 …
Survey of London
… for the most part extensively retouched by . . . William Brooks'. 232 In 1805 and 1806 the house was occupied by Peter …