NOTE

The symbols in the left-hand margin distinguish those persons who have worked, or, it is thought, may have worked, on the fabric of the area, and the authors of unexecuted designs: ^a Architects, designers, engineers, and surveyors ^b Builders and allied craftsmen ^c Artists, craftsmen, and decorators

Index

Abbey Wood, Erith (proposed cemetery) 251

ABC (formerly Forum) Cinema, Fulham Road 169, 171, 172, 238, Pl. 73a

Achilli trial 175

Acland, Thomas Dyke 200

Actors and musicians 4, 42, 67, 90n., 253–4

^aAdams, A. J. 52

^bAdams, Henry 89

^bAdams, Henry Thomas 29, 70, 72, 94n.

^aAdams, Percy Henry 7

^aAdams, Holden and Pearson 134

^aAdams and Kelly 52

^bAdamson, T. H., and Sons 7, 234

Adelaide, South Australia 101

Admiral Keppel p.h., Chelsea 31, 98

Adrian Mews 214, 236, 237, Pl. 87d

Adrian Square, Westgate,237

Adrian Terrace(now part of Ifield Road, q.v.) 214, 239

Adshead, Stanley 55

^aAgabeg, George 231

Agriculture, Board of 91

^bAird, John, and Sons 133

Airlic Gardens 81

^aAitchison, George 56

Aitkens, Alexander and John 25

Albani, Madame 237

Albemarle Street (Royal Institution) 38

Albert Hall Mansions 188

^aAlder, John Samuel 117

Alderson, Mary fig. 46 (p. 157)

^bAldin, Charles 30, 149, 150–2, 224

^bAldin, Charles, junior 149, 152–3, 154, 155, 224

^bAldin, William 149, 152–3, 154, 155

^bAldin and Plater (laterAldin Brothers and Davies) 153–5

^bAldred, Edward92

Alexander: Henry Browne58, 60, 65, 68–81 passim; Rev. James Wadman 58, fig. 2 (p. 11); John 58, 60–5 passim, fig. 2; Rev. John fig. 2; William Henry 58, 82

Alexander estate 58–86

Alexander House, North Terrace 84, Pl. 43a

Alexander Place(formerly Alfred Place (East) 61, 64–5, 66, 69, 70, 76, Pl. 43c
-, Alexander Studios 85; Thurloe Chapel 68, 85; Turkish baths 66, 85; Western Grammar School 65, 67
-, Sorth side (even numbers)
-, No. 2 65, 67, 68, 85; Nos. 4–10 64–5, 66 (No. 4), Pl. 43c; Nos. 12–22 69, 70, 85–6 (No. 14)
-, South side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 1–7 64–5, fig. 17 (No. 3); Nos. 9–19 69, 70; No. 21 86

Alexander Place, Fulham Road (now part of Brompton Road) 63, 64, Pl. 42a

Alexander Square 4, 6, 47, 60–6 passim, 70, fig. 16, Pls. 43b, 44
-, Nos. 1–4 62, 63, 66 (Nos. 1, 4), 254 (No. 1), Pl. 43b;
-, Nos. 5–12 65, 66 (Nos 5, 10, 12), 69 (No. 9), 70 (No. 8), fig. 16 (Nos. 6–11), Pl. 44b, c; Nos. 13–20 64, 66 (No. 17), Pl. 44a; Nos. 21–24 62, 63, 64, 66 (Nos. 21, 23, 24), 70 (No. 23)

Alexander Studios, Alexander Place 85

Alexandria (Sailors‘ and Soldiers’ Institute) 54n.

Aley, F. W. and William 172

Alfred Place (East) see Alexander Place

Alfred Place Mews 77, 79, 80

Alfred Place West see Thurloe Street

All Saints' Church, Thirklcby, Vorks. 135

All Saints' Schools, Brompton Road 8

Allan, Rev. George 38

Allen, Andalusia Frances fig. 46 (p. 157)

^bAllen, John, and Sons 7, 20, 35

^bAllen, William (fl 1810) 178

^bAllen, William (fl 1845) 242, 243, 244

^aAllom, Thomas 45n., 247

Alpha Cottage, Elm Place 146

Alsop, Elizabeth fig. 2 (p. 11)

Aheston Mews see Roland Way

Amberwood House see Thurloe Place, No. 17 a

Ambler, Elizabeth fig. 2 (p. 11)

Amelia Place, Chelsea 253

Amyot House see Fulham Road, No. 260 (dem)

Anderson: Ann 185; David 3, 23, 25, 27; J. Macvicar 193

Anderson Street, Chelsea 76

Andrews, James Petit 27

^aAngell, Robert and Curtis8, 128

Anglesea p.h. 145, Pl. 66a

^bAnleyJ161

Anstruther, Ian 5K, 73

Apex Properties 30

Apollo Gardens, Lambeth 10n.

Appel, Joseph 21, 22

Appleyard, Charles 222

Appollioni, Father 193

Arcades 6, 13–14

^aArchard and Partners 190, 193

^bArchbutt, Robert 94

^bArchbutt, Samuel 28, 94, 96n., 145

Archbutt, Samuel, junior 28

Archbutt, Sophia 28

^aArchbutt, Thomas 28, 29

Architectural Association 100, 221

^bArdin, James145, 146

Argyll, Dow. Duchess of (w. of 7th Duke) 51

Argyll House, Argyll Street 50

Armenian Cathedral see St. Peter's Church, Cranley Gardens

Armenians, Supreme Catholicos of all117

Arnold: John198; Samuel 197, 198; William 198; family 197

Amon, Dr. Neil 132

Art Pavements and Decorations Ltd. 85n.

Art Workshops, The, Brompton Road35, Pl. 14c

Arundel, Lord see Norfolk, 14th Duke of

^bAsh, Gilbert, Ltd. 7

Ashley Terrace, Hammersmith,No345

Alexander Frederick 72, 96

^bAshton, Robert 10

Ashton, Robert John 72, 94

Aslat, .Anthony and Edward 44

^bAslat, William 44

Astley, Sir John 27

Asylum for destitute females, Fulham Road 175

Asylums (lunatic) see Lunatic asylums

^bAtkinson, Henry William 69, 73, 76, 77, 98n., 203, 204, 205–6, 237

^bAtkinson, John 69, 73, 77, 203, 204, 238

At(t)wood: Henry 158; William 157, 199; William Thomas 157; family 229

^aAumonier, W. (and Sons) 85n., 236

Avenue timers, Surbiton 212

Avenue Studios, Sydney Close 103, Pl. 55c

Aylcy, William 172

B. P. Peasion Fund 17

^aBaars, Frans van 37

^aBabb, Samuel 197, 201

Bacon, C, C. Irvine and Charles 176

Badcock, Robert 63

Bagnall, Gibbons 177

^aBagues Ltd. 85n.

Bailey: Henry 229; John 63

Bailey's Hotel, Berkeley Square 63

^aBaillie Scott and Beresford 39

Baird, Elizabeth 188

^aBaker, Alice 193

Baker George 243; John 26; Richard 24

Balfour, Mrs. Percy 84

Ball, Joseph 243, 244–5

^bBall, Richard 98n.

Ballard: Rev. E. H. 176, 238; Rev. G. F. 175, 176, 238, 240

Balloon ascent 181

Banim, John 27, 253

^aBanks and Barry 108

Baptist chapels 68, 85, 143, 169

Barbary pirates 87

Barber, William 145

^aBarber, William 126

Barclay, Alexander and David 50

Barclays Bank 179, 238

Barker, Charles Mylne 188

Barker and Ellis 188

Barker Street 187, 188–9, Pl. 75c

Barker's Mews 188

Barkham Terrace, Southward No. 7 157

Barkston Ash division (Parliamentary) 210

Bamham, Joseph 9

Barnsley, Sidney 123

^bBarr, James 233

^bBarrat (t), William 25n., 26n., 42, 42n., 62–3

Barringer, Wright 64

Barrington: Edward 190; William Wildman, 2nd Viscount 34

^aBarrow, Ernest R. 7, 26

^aBarry, Charles, junior (Banks and B.) 108

Barthe, Victor 183

^aBasevi, George: as architect 65, 69, 70, 72, 75–6, 92–3, 94–6 98–100, 10ln., 105, 106, 107; as surveyor to Alexander estate 65, 66–7, 69, 70, 73, 74, 75, 76, 92; as surveyor to Smith's Charity estate 66–7, 76, 92, 93, 101, 102, 131

Basil Street (formerly North Street, q.v.) In., 6, 10, 13, 18, 23
-, Basil Street Hotel 7, 14, 82; Knightsbridge Fire Station 39;
-, Nos. 2–8 7; see also Harrods

Batchellor: Edward 199; Samuel 175; family 198

^aBather, E. Walcot 31

^bBatterbury, Richard 7, 24

Battersea (brick fields in) 28

Battersea, Lord (Cyril Flower) 57n.

^bBattley Sons and Holmes 8

Batty, William 44, 45

^aBaud, Benjamin B. 247–50passim, 251

Bawden, Edward176

^aBayes, Jesse 117

Beach, William 34

^bBeale,John 216, 237, 238, 239, 240

^aBeard,J. Stanley, and Clare 169, 171, 230, 238

^aBeard and Bennett 169

Beauchamp (formerlyGrove) Place 4, 6, 7, 24–6, Pl. 15; inhabitants 26, 253

Beaufort Estates 35

Beaufort Gardens 5, 24, Pl. 18d; Nos. 48–50 7

Beazley, C. N. 219, 239

Bedford Arms p.h. 244

^bBeedle,John 178

Beer, A. C. C.172

^aBeesley, Alfred J.125

Belcher, Admiral Sir Edward 74

Belchier's (or Belcher's) brewhouse 241

Belgic Legion 182

Belgrave Square 92, 102

Belgravia Dairv Company Ltd. 81

Belgravia Estate Ltd. 13, 17, 18, 20

Bell and Horns Lane 1, In.

Bell and Horns p.h. 1, In., 3, 5, 6, 60, 63, 82–3, Pls. llb, 42a, b

Bell p.h. 60

^aBellini, Mr. (PBellenie, William) 137

Bellworthy, John 26

Beloe, Rev. William 39

Belsize Park 205

^bBelsky, Franta 36

Benham, William 243n.

Bennett, Herbert 13, 18

^bBennett, Joseph 64

Bere, A. C. C. 172

Berkeley, 8th Earl of 169

Berkeley of Stratton, 4th Baron 174

Berkeley Square 63, 186

Berlin (Wertheim store) 22

^aBerra, L. 57

Betjeman, John 31

Bens, John 39

Beverley, Mary fig. 2 (p. 11)

Bhownagree, Ave Merwanjee 236

Bickers, Charles 183, 184, 186, 187; w. of 187

Bicknell, Algernon Sidney 108

Bigg, Huntley 189

^aBiglioski, Vincent 193

Bigwood, Rev. John 143

Billiard rooms (public) 215, 221

Billing Place (formerly North Street) 244–5, fig. 73, Pl. 103b

Billing Road (formerly St. Mark's Place or Road) 241, 243–5 passim, fig. 73

Billing (formerly South) Street 244, 245, Pl. 103a

Billings area 241–5, fig. 71

Billing's spring or well 241

Billington: Elizabeth 90, 253; James 90

Billingwell Dyche (Counter's Creek) 241

^bBingley, Henry 226

Birch, Abel 74

^bBird: George and William 131; Stephen 172

Birkhead: Edward and Ellen 166, 189; Man (nee Middleton) 189; William 166, 189

Birks, William 10

Birmingham (Oratorians' residence at) 50

Birmingham, Bristol and Thames Junction Railway (from 1840 West London Railway) 5, 12, 44, 79

Biscoe: Bethia fig. 2 (p. 11); Catherine Frances 36; Elisha (d. 1685) fig. 2; Elisha (1705–76) 3, 36, 38, 39, fig. 2; Elisha (1753 4–1829) 37, 39, fig. 2; Joseph fig. 2; Patience Eleanor fig. 2; Vincent John 36, fig. 2; William 244

Biscoe's Buildings, Brompton Road 3, 36

Black, Isabella Maud fig. 46 (p. 157)

Black Bull p.h. 241, Pl. 102a, c

^aBlackford, A. 169

Blacklands Lane, Chelsea 31

Blacklands Sewer 93

Blackmore: Elizabeth 177; Sir Richard 199, 200; William 177, 200

Bladon Lodge, South Bolton Gardens 201, 202, 230, fig. 59, Pl. 99

Blake: Christopher 87, fig. 2 (p. 11); Eleanor fig. 2; Francis fig. 2; John fig. 2; Margaret fig. 2; Man (later Harris and Domey) fig. 2; Thomas fig. 2; Sir William 9, 33, 58, 87, fig. 2; William fig. 2

^bBlake, William 167n., 168

^aBlanc, Louis D. 23

Blanchard, 181

^aBlangy, Louis A. 37

Blemell House school 50, Pl. 11c

^aBlomfield, Arthur 46, 48

^aBlomfield, Arthur, junior 48

^aBlomfield, Austin 169, 230

Blomfield, C. J. 248

Blomfield, Reginald 123

^bBlood, William, Ltd. 114

^bBlore, Charles Henry 62, 76

^aBlore, John: as architect 44, 48, 76, 77, 78, 78n., 158, 160, 172, 238; as surveyor to Alexander estate 76; as surveyor to Day estate 157, 161; resident 89n.

^bBlore, William 201

Blue (commemorative) Plaques 45, 66, 96, 110

Bocquet, Edward Paul 74

^aBodley and Gamer 55

Boehm, Sir J. Edgar 103, 111, 189

Bocvey: James 184, 198; family 198

Bognor (Servite church and monastery) 192

Boileau, L. C. 22

Bolton Gardens 202, 210, Pl. 79c
-, Nos. 1–4 202, 210, 211; No. 5 202, 210, 211, fig. 65a (p. 218); No. 6 202, 210, 211; Nos. 7–8 202, 210, 211, 237 see also South Bolton Gardens

Bolton Gardens Mews 210, 230, 237

Bolton Gardens West (now Nos. 198–224 Old Brompton Road) 215, 217, 221, 228

Bolton House see Fulham Road, No. 254 (dem.)

Bolton Lodge, Gilston Road 173

Bolton Mews (now Cresswell Place, q.c.) 161, 229, 237

Bolton Studios 176

Boltons, The 203, 204, 205–7, 232, 237, figs. 58, 61, 62 (pp. 196, 205, 207), Pis. 1, 80–2
-, architecture 206–7; central garden 206; eastern crescent 69, 204, 205–6, Pl. 81; name 205, 237; northern limb 206, 229, 231; occupants 206, 211; shape 206; western crescent 205, 206, Pl. 80
-, (Earl's Court) Telephone Exchange 231
-, Nos. 1–2 Pl. 81a; No. 3 231; No. 4 206, 231; No. 6 232; No. 7 206, 232, 237; No. 9 207, 237, Pl. 81b; No. 10 Pl. 81b; No. 11 232, 237; No. 12 207, fig. 61 (p. 205), Pl. 82a-c; No. 15 206; No. 16 206, 210, 212, 219, 237, Pis. 80c, 82d; No. 17 210, 219, Pl. 80c; Nos. 18–19 219, Pl. 80b, c; Nos. 20–24 206, 207, 237, Pl. 80; No. 25 206, 207, Pl. 80a; No. 26 Pl. 80a; No. 27 232, 237, Pl. 80a; No. 28 206, 237, fig. 651 (p. 218), Pl. 80a; No. 29 206, 210, 232, 237; No. 30 206, 232, 237 see also St. Mary's Church

Boltons, The Little see Little Boltons, The

Bolton's Estate or Field 205

Bon Marche store, Paris 22

Bonham, W. and F. C, and Sons Ltd. 38

Bonham's Montpelier Galleries 38

^bBonnin, James, senior 4, 10, 25n., 40, 42, 42n., 61–70 passim, 72, 91–8, 101; bankruptcy, emigration and death 101; biographical details 61, 92, 93, 97, 101; building on Alexander estate 62–5, 66, 67, 68, 69, 72; building on Smith's Charity estate 91, 92–8; finances 70, 94, 98

^bBonnin, James, junior 34, 61, 94, 204, 207, 239, 240; biographical details 61, 63, 93n., 97, 101; building on Alexander estate 64, 65, 68, 69, 70, 72; building on Smith's Charity estate 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 101

Bonnin, John 93

Booth, Charles (survey of living conditions) 223, 245

^aBooth, John 92

Boothby, Lady Louisa 30

Borrow, George 252

Boscawen, William 190

Boscobel Place, Belgravia 101

Bosio, Father 191, 192

^aBostock, Robert 86

Boston Hall, Tadcaster, Yorks. 212

Boston Row 12

Boswell, James 181

Boucicault, Dion 66, 200, 253

^aBoulton, — (of Swales and Boulton) 234

^aBoulton, Richard 192,236

Boulton: William(the elder) and William (his s., later William Boulton Poynton) 197, 200; family 197, 205, 237

Boundaries, parish and borough 1, In., 9, 33, 39, 241, fig. 1 (p. 2)

Bousfield Primary School 201, 231, 239

Bouverie: Philip Pleydell 246, 251; Messrs. 246

Bovey, James 198

Bowden: John 183; Mrs. 50

Bowling Green Row, Fulham Road 172

Bowling greens 150, 171, 172

Bowling saloons 215, 221

Boyce.J. J. 192

Boyle, Charles, 4th Earl of Orrery 198

Boyne, Rev. Richard 74

Brabant (insurrection in 1790 at) 182, 182n.

Brace: .Anna Maria (née Harris) 9, 58, 58n., fig. 2 (p. 11); Harris Thurloc 9, 58, 60, fig. 2; John Thurloc 58, fig. 2; family 3, 36, fig. 2

^bBrace, William 178

^aBraddell, Darcy 83, 84

^bBradley, Benjamin and Thomas 174, 208, 238, 239

Bradley, Robert and William 65

^aBradshaw, Laurence 57

^aBrady, Erie 114

Braham, John 90,97, 253

Bramham Gardens 122

^aBrandon, David 133

^aBrassington, Charles E. 125, 126

^aBratt, Colbran and Company 85n.

^bBraund, Thomas 98n.

Bray: Reginald 92, 100; and Company 105

Brechin Place 156

Brecknock Villa Old Brompton Road 202, 231

Breconshire (Gunter family home in) 240

Brent, Elizabeth (net Dodemead), Thomas and Rev. William 156

Brescia, Italy (church of San Domenico) 57, 57n.

Brettingham, Matthew l0n.

Brew Brothers 155

Breweries and brew houses 183, 241

Brick earth and gravel, digging for 199, 235

Bricks and brickwork, instances of use: Cowley bricks 77; cut and moulded 152; narrow (two-inch) 123; stocks 47, 61, 107, 140; Suffolks 47; Sussex 85

Bridge Street (now part of Fulham Road) 241

Brigade of Guards (monument to) 252

^aBriggs, R. A. 35

^aBrindley and Foster 48

Bristol 175, 233, 239

Bristow, William 60, 91, 92, 146. 147

Bristowe, Dr. John Syer 133

British Telecommunication's Chelsea Telephone Service Centre 179

Broadbent, James 199

Brompton: character of 1, 3, 4, 5, 12, 31, 50; designation of 1; inhabitants 4, 12, 253–4; see also ‘New Brompton’; Old Brompton

Brompton Arcade 6, 7, 13

Brompton Botanic Garden 139

Brompton Cemetery 179, 241, 242, 245, 246–52, figs. 74–5 (pp. 247, 249), Pls. 104–7

Brompton (later St. John's) Chapel 3, 12, 34, 38, Pl. 10a

Brompton Cottage 104, 150, 152; estate 149, 150, 152

Brompton Cottages, Hollywood Road 179, 238

Brompton Crescent (later Egerton Crescent, q.v.) 4, 90, 92, 101, 120, 253 (No. 13), 254 (Nos. 15, 20)

Brompton estate see under Kensington, 2nd Baron

Brompton Exchange Station 80

Brompton Grange, Yeoman's Row 90, 97, 98, 253

Brompton Grove 3, 4, 5, 23, 24, 25, 27

Brompton Hall, Old Brompton Road 27, 79, 87, 88

Brompton Heath 91, 103, 144

Brompton Hospital 91, 100–1, 130–9, 141, 180, fig. 38 (pp. 134–5), Pl. 62a, b; nurses' home 133–4; St. Luke's Chapel 135–9, figs. 39–40, Pls. 62b, c, 63; south block 133, 134

Brompton Hospital estate 139–43, fig. 37 (p. 131)

Brompton House, Old Brompton Road 150

Brompton Lane 1, In., 3, 50, 60n.

Brompton Lower Grove27, 29, 30; Nos. 10, 13 253

Brompton National School 34, 38, Pl. 10b

Brompton Oratory see Oratory, London

Brompton Park House 254

Brompton Park Lane (Gore Lodge) 254

Brompton Park Nursery 3, 91

Brompton (formerly Lloyd's) Place 13, 23, 24, Pl. 8c

Brompton Place (later part of Brompton Road) In., 34, Pl. 4

Brompton Road 1–49 passim, 61,88–90,91,120–2,128, fig. 1 (p. 2), Pis. 2–7, 8a, b, d, 10b, 14, 15b, 16a, c, d, 18a–c, 19, 20, 21c, 24, 25a, 26, 42 before development 1–3; estates and property boundaries 3, fig. 1 (p. 2); general 1–8; nomenclature 1, In.; north side 8,33–49 passim; numbering 5, 12; road-widenings 5, 13, 37, 46, 82; south side 7–8, 9–32 passim, 88–90, 91, 120–2 All Saints' Schools 8; Art Workshops 35, Pl. 14c; Brompton Arcade 6, 7, 13; Brompton National School 34, 38, Pl. 10b; Brompton Road Station 6, 46; Bunch of Grapes p.h. 7, 28, Pl. 16d; Caltex House 8, 35, 36, Pl. 24c; Collier House 7; Crompton Court 8,128; Crown and Sceptre p.h. 8, 36; Daisy, The 13, Pl. 20a; Egerton Mansions 122; Empire House 8, 63, 82–3, Pl. 42b, c; Fulham Bridge p.h. 3, 33, 34, 35, 40, Pis. 4, 7c; Gladstone p.h. 46; Grove House 27, 28; Hereford House (Nos. 193–195) 7, Pl. 24a; Hour Glass p.h. 8, 31, 32; Imperial Court 13–14; Knight's Court 37–8; Knightsbridge Station 6, 7, 13, 14, Pl. 14d; Lionel House 8, 35–6; London and Westminster Bank 45, Pl. 14b; Ovington Court 7, 30; Park Mansions 8, 14; Park Mansions Arcade 6, 14; Princes Court 8, 37–8, Pl. 24b; Red Lion p.h. 9, 23, 24, Pl. 18b; St. George's Court and Garage 8, 91, 128; Saville Court 46; Silver City House (Nos. 58a–64) 8, 35, Pl. 24c; Swan inn 3, 9; Trevor House 8; World's End p.h. 3, 33, 34 see also Harrods
-, Numbers before 1864
-, Nos. 1–11 (later 38–58 even) 34; No. 3 (near Brompton Park House) 254
-, Numbers since 1864
-, North side (even numbers)
-, Nos. 2–22 8, 14; Nos. 24–26 8; Nos. 38–40 (dem.) In., 34; Nos. 42–58 (dem.) In., 4, 34, Pl. 7d; Nos. 44–58 (Caltex House) 8, 35, 36, PL 24c; No. 58a (Brompton National School, dem.) 34, 38, Pl. 10b; No. 58a (Art Workshops, dem.) 35, Pl. 14c; Nos. 58A–64 (Silver City House) 8, 35, Pl. 24c; Nos. 60–64 (c 1777–80, dem.) 34, Pl. 7c; Nos. 60–64 (1905–6, dem.) 35, PL 14c; No. 66 (Fulham Bridge p.h., dem.) 3, 33, 34, 35, 40, Pls. 4, 7c; Nos. 66–76 (Lionel House) 8, 35–6; Nos. 68–76 (dem.) 34, 35, PL 8b (No. 76); Nos. 70–74 (1896, dem.) 35, Pis. 8b, 14a; Nos. 78–94 (Princes Court) 8, 37, PL 24b; No. 78 (shop) 38; Nos. 78–188 formerly Brompton Row, q.v.:; Nos. 96–104 (Trevor House) 8; Nos. 106–110 8; No. 108 (dem.) 6,37, fig. 9; Nos. 110–114 (dem.) 37; Nos. 116–118 8; Nos. 120–122 8, 36; Nos. 124–126 8; No. 128 8, 36; No. 130 8, 37, Pl. 8d; No. 132 (Crown and Sceptre p.h.) 8,36; Nos. 134–138 8,36; Nos. 140–148 8; No. 142 (dem.) 37, fig. 8, (p. 35); Nos. 144–146 (dem.) 37; Nos. 150–152 8, 36, PL 6d; No. 154 8,37; No. 156 8,36, Pl. 6c; Nos. 158–166 8; No. 168 8,36,38–9; No. 170 8, 36, 254; Nos. 172–174 8, 36; Nos. 176–186 8; No. 188 8, 36, Pl. 6b; Nos. 190–212 (dem.) 7, 45 (No. 200), 46, PL 14b (No. 200); Nos. 220–224 (Empire House) 8, 63, 82–3, PL 42b, c; Nos. 250–262 (St. George's Court and Garage) 8, 91, 128; Nos. 264–268 8, 117; Nos. 270–280 (Crompton Court) 8, 128
-, South side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 1,1A (dem.) Pl. 7b; Nos. 1–9 7, PL 19b; Nos. 13–27 7, 13–14, PL 19b; Nos. 29–31 6, 7, 13, 14, PL 19b; No. 33 (dem.) 13, PL 20a; Nos. 33–57 7, 13, PL 20a (No.35), b (No.57), c; No. 59 7, 13, PLs. 20b, c, 22a, c; No. 61 7, 13, PL 20b, c; Nos. 63–77 7, 14; No. 65 (dem.) Pl. 7a; Nos. 79–85 6, 7, 14, 20, Pl. 21c; Nos. 87–135 see Harrods; Nos. 101–103 (dem.) 18; No. 105 (dem.) 17; Nos. 137–159 6, 7, 14, 17, 20, PL 26a; No. 161 7, 23, 24, PL 18a, b; Nos. 163–169 (dem.) 23, 24, PL 18a, c; Nos. 163–169 (Collier House) 7; Nos. 171–175 (dem.) 23, 24, PL 18a; Nos. 171–175 7; No. 177 7, 23, 24, PL 18a; Nos. 179–181 7, 25–6; No. 183 (dem.) 25–6; No. 183 7, 26; Nos. 185–187 7, 25,26; Nos. 187A–195 (dem.) 5, 28, 30; Nos. 187A–195 7, PL 24a; Nos. 197–201 (dem.) 29, PL 16a; Nos. 197–205 (Ovington Court) 7, 30; Nos. 203–205 (dem.) Pl. 16c; No. 207 (Bunch of Grapes p.h.) 7, 28, PL 16d; Nos. 209–225 8, 121, 122; No. 223 (dem.) 89n.; Nos. 227–233 8, 120, 121–2, PL 25a (No. 233); No. 235 8, 120, 121–2, fig. 33, PL 25a; Nos. 237–251 8, 120, 122, PL 25a (No. 237); Nos. 275–283 32; Nos. 285–293 8, 31; Nos. 295–307 8, 32; Nos. 309–315 8, 31

Brompton Road Station 6, 46

Brompton Row (later Nos. 78–188 Brompton Road) 3, 4, 5, 7, 36–8, Pis. 4–6, 8a, b, d; Nos. 14, 23 254, No. 45 38;
-, No. 46 254

Brompton Square 4, 5, 40–6, 62, fig. 10 (p. 41), Pis. lid, 12 east side 42, 43; garden 43; north end 44, 45, fig. 11 (pp. 42–3), PL 12c; occupants 45; west side 43, 44 named occupants by house: No. 1 42, 61; No. 6 45. 253;
-, No. 7 254; No. 14 253; No. 15 45, 253; No. 19 253; No. 21 45, 253, 254; No. 22 253, 254; Nos. 23, 30 253; No. 36 45; No. 40 253; No. 59 254; No. 61 45

Brompton Terrace 12

Brompton Vale 5, 254

Brondreth, Paul H. 193

Brook Street, Mayfair (No. 86) 110

Brookfield, Rev. W. H. 167

^aBrookholding-Jones, Adrian 55

Brookwood Cemetery 49

Brothels 26

^aBrown, Miss 193

Brown, Catherine fig. 2 (p. 11)

^bBrown, George 29, 141

^bBrown, J. 114

^aBrown, M. Mostyn 23

Brown, Samuel 149

^bBrown, T. W. 229, 239

Browne: Arthur 40; Elizabeth 12, fig. 2 (p. 11); John 9, 58, fig. 2; Margaret fig. 2; Man Tatham 40; William (d. 1736) fig. 2; William (s. of previous) 3, 4, 9, 12, fig. 2; family 3, 36, 58, fig. 2

Brunswick Place 40, 42, 45

^aBuckland, V., and Garrard 13

Buckler, C. A. 54

^aBuckley: James 70, 72, 94, 98n.; Patrick 203

Bucknall: Samuel 88, 90, 91; William 87–8; family 88

Buckstone, John Baldwin 67, 253

Builder, The 5, 12, 45, 62, 78, 110. 216, 251

Builders and speculative building agreements, terms of 61–2, 64–5, 92–3, 102, 139–40, 141, 151, 157–9 passim bankruptcies 36, 44, 61, 69, 78, 89, 93, 97, 101, 154–5, 160, 177, 178, 201, 204, 205, 215, 216, 224 capital sources: architects 88, 123, 125, 217; banks 82, 83, 88, 141, 153, 226, 228; building societies 29, 179; building trades 36, 70, 72, 94, 98, 158, 226; ground landlords 140, 141, 146, 178, 201, 226; insurance companies 44, 104–5, 118, 226; lawyers 65, 72, 82, 94, 104, 118, 146, 152, 175, 226, 228; miscellaneous private 25, 29, 44, 63, 64, 65, 69, 70, 72, 74, 77, 78, 88, 94, 98, 118, 123, 140, 152, 179, 217, 224, 226, 228 fluctuations 3, 28, 43, 67, 90, 101, 105, 140, 141, 151, 152, 153, 157, 158, 160, 228 interest rates 101, 224, 226, 228 labour relations 152, 216, 228 lease covenants 93, 100, 158 organization and methods 78, 119, 158, 203, 216–17, 224 profit and loss 28, 29, 90, 104, 119, 141, 151, 155, 224 size of firm 70, 104, 204, 216 workshops, yards and plant 10, 44, 61, 63, 92, 97, 103, 145, 152, 155, 183, 216, 221

Builders' Arms p.h. 172

Building Acts and regulations 21–2, 28, 78

Building materials: particularized in sale 181; quality of 78; specified in building agreements 25, 61–2, 140; see also bricks and brickwork; carton pierre; cement; concrete; iron and ironwork; pisé; stone and stonework; terracotta and faience; timber

Bull (Bull's Head, Black Bull) p.h. 241

Bunch of Grapes p.h. 7, 28, PL 16d

^bBundey, William 244

Bunn Alfred 149, 253

Burbidgc, Richard 18, 20–1, 22

Burden, Philip Henry 17

^aBurges, William 57

^bBurgess, Edward William 92

Burial grounds 46, see also Brompton Cemetery

Burke, John 167

^aBurleigh, H. 244

Burley, George 193

Burley House, Fulham Road 193. 194

Burlington House and Arcade, Piccadilly 144

^aBurn, George Adam 7, 24

Burnand, Sir F. C. 237

^aBurne-Jones, (Sir) Edward 15, 252

^aBurr Alfred 86, 241

Burrows, Sir Frederick Abernethy 119

^bBurton, Allen 89

^aBurton, Thomas 207

^bBush, A., and Sons 14

Bushell, William 146

Butcher, John 34, 36n., 40

Bute, 3rd Marquess of 57

Butler: Lady (Elizabeth Thompson) 240; F. Hedges, Frederick, J. W. and lames 183; John 179, 222; John Dixon 222

^bButler, Samuel 182–3, 238

Butler, Maj. (later Lt.-Gen. Sir) W. F. and w. 240

^bButler, William 182

Butler family 184

Buttercup p.h. 9

Byng: Hon. Edmund 246, I Ion. and Rev. F. C. E. (later 5th Earl of Stratford) 114

Cabmen's shelter, Thurloc Place 82n., tig. 22 (p. 83)

Cabmen's Shelter Fund 82n.

Cadogan Earls: 2nd and 3rd 67n.; 5th 13

Cadogan estate, Chelsea 4, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 20

Cadogan family 123

Cadogan Gardens, No. 105 (site of) 50

Cadogan Place 4

Cadogun Square (No. 62) 126

Cafe, Thomas 23

Cale Street, Chelsea (convent in) 190

^aCalegari, Santo 57

Call Sir John 171

^bCallott, Thomas 10

Calloway, Francis and Richard 87

Caltex House, Brompton Road 8, 35, 36, Pl. 24c

Camden Society (Camdenians) 136

Campbell, George 197, 200

Campbell, Lady George 58, 82; leases from or agreements with 83, 84, 85, 86

Campbell, Joan 58

^aCampbell, Smith and Co. 123

Cancer Hospital, Fulham Road 180

Cannon, Sarah 175

Canterbury, Archbishops of 87n.; A. C. Tait 114; Frederick Temple (statue of) 116

Cantwell, Robert 157

^aCapello, A. 57

Capital and Counties Property Company Ltd. 7, 14, 17

^aCarden, Andrew (Garden, Godfrey and Macfadyen) 56

Cardiothoracic Institute 134, 134n.

Carlos, E. J. 47

Carmarthen, Marquess of (later 2nd Duke of Leeds) 174

^bCarmichael lames 7, 20, 128

Camelly, John 60

^aCaroe, Alban 115

^aCaroe, W. D. 114, 115. 116, 117

Carpenter's Arms p.h. 27

Carpet Ground 87, 105

Carr, Alwyn 179

Carroll, Lewis 77

Carter, John 160

Carton pierre 55

^bCary, Thomas 72

^aCasson, Sir Hugh 232,237

^aCasson Conder Partnership 232, 237

^aCastle, Sidney 8, 32

Catalani, Angelica 27, 253

Cathcart House, Redcliffe Road 176, 212, 215, 240

Cathcart Road 175, 184, 212, 232, 237, Pls. 84b, 87c, 101c
-, North side (even numbers)
-, Nos. 10, 12, 18, 20 232, 237, Pl. 101c; No. 22 231, 237; No. 24 232, 237; Nos. 26–30 214, 237; No. 32 214, 224, 237; Nos. 34–42 237; No. 44 219, 237; Nos. 46–60 237; No. 62 222, 237; Nos. 64–66, 72–82 237
-, South side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 1–3 212, 216, 237, Pl. 84b; No. 5 212, 216, 237; No. 7 212, 216, 237; Nos. 9–15 214, 220, 237; Nos. 17–25 220, 237; No. 27 219, 237, fig. 65e; Nos. 29–43 237; Nos. 45–49 220, 237; Nos. 51–59 224 (No. 57), 237, Pl. 87c

Cavaye, Maj.-Gen. W. F. 171

Cavaye Place 171–2, fig. 51, Pl. 73b

^aCave, Walter 174, 229–30, 239, 240

^bCawley, S. and R. 8, 122

Cawston, Arthur 169

^aCawthorne, A. M. 46

Cecil, Sir Robert 163

Cecil Court, Fawcett Street 184, 237

Cement (Keene's) 56, 86

Census returns see under Social character

Chadwick, Edwin 250, 251

^bChafen, Samuel 8, 122

Chalk Farm 205

Chalmers, Robert 74

^aChamberlin, Powell and Bon 231, 239

Chandless: Henry Gore 178, 179; Thomas 178

Chapel Place 36

Chapel Row (now Cheval Place, q.v.) 36, 38, 39, 44

Chapels see Churches and chapels

Chapman, Mr. (bootmaker) 174

^bChapman: James Robert 98n.; John 70; William 29

^bChappell: Henry Joseph 141; J. T. 45

Chare, John and William 197

Charing Cross Hospital 206

Charity Commissioners 87n.

Charles (now Wellington) Street, Covent Garden 156

Charleston, South Carolina (St. Michael's Church) 33

Charlone, Princess of Wales 201

Charlotte, Queen 9

Charterhouse 67

^bCharteris, D. 55

Chatterley, Louisa Simeon 45, 253

Chauvil or Chauvin, Mr. 174

^aChavalliaud, L. J. 55

Chelsea 1, In., 6, 29, 31, 162, 163, 174, 175, 186; Gunter property in 202–3, 204, 208, 216, 231

Chelsea Building Society 29

Chelsea Football Club 241

Chelsea Grove (now part of Cavaye Place) 171 172

Chelsea Park 166

Chelsea Square 133

Cheltenham 235

Cherry orchard 201, 202

Chester Row, Belgravia 102

Chester Terrace, Belgravia 104

Cheval Place 34, 36, 38, 39, 44, Pl. 13c; No. 41 38; Nos. 2–10 (even) 39; Nos. 48–72 (even) 44

Cheyne Walk, Chelsea 17, 204

Chicago (Schlesinger and Mayer store) 22

Chichester, 3rd Earl of (Henry Thomas Pelham) 92

Child, Matthew 241

Cholera epidemic (1849) 250

Church of Immaculate Heart of Man see Oratory, London

Churches, Commissioners for Building New 46, 47, 232–3

Churches and chapels: Protestant 3, 10, 38, 46–9, 68, 85, 101n., 102, 112–17, 135–9, 143, 169, 175, 179, 199, 223, 224, 232–6, 248, 250, figs. 12, 30–1, 39–40, 69–70, 75; Roman Catholic 50–7, 190–3, 248, figs. 13–14, 57

^bChutter, William 60

Cinemas see ABC, Paris Pullman

^aCity Design Group 232, 237

City of London Real Property Company Ltd. 36

^bClaggett, Crispus 10, l0n.

Clapham Park 151

Clareville Cottage 253

Clareville Grove 168; Nos. 20–30 178

Clareville Street 94n.

Claridge's 20

^bClark, James 89

^bClark(e), Joseph: the elder 3,8,9, 27,28, 36,36n.; the younger 9

Clarke, Edward 198

^aClarke, Edward 52

^aClarke, Henry John 160, 204, 240

^aClarke, Howard Chatfeild 82

^aClarke, Joseph (fl. 1825) 25n.; see also Clark(e), Joseph

^aClarke, Maximilian 82n.

^aClarke, T. Chatfeild 153

Clarke, William 198

^bClarke and Company 154

^aClarke Hall, Denis, and Partners 7

Clark's Buildings, Yeoman's Row 9, 28

Clarkson, Alderman Robert 189

Claro Terrace see Old Brompton Road, Nos. 263–279

^cClayton, J. R. 48

^cClayton and Bell 48, 113, 116, 192

Clementi, Muzio 27, 253

^aClifton, E. N. 211, 237

Clifton Arms p.h. 172

Clifton Place (now part of Cavaye Place) 171, 172

Clifton Terrace, Fulham Road 172

^aCloake, George 173

Clock House inn 9

^aClutton, Henry (1819-93)

^aClutton, Henry (1814-95)

Glutton, J. H. 118, 120

^aClutton, William, I and II 92

Clutton family 92

^aCluttons 129

Clyde Street (now Redcliffe Place, q.v.) 239

Coach-houses see Mews, stables and coach-houses

^bCoalbrookdale Company 119

^aCoates, Wells 38, 126

^bCobbett, Richard 167, 167n.

Cobbett, William 90n.

^bCock, William 42n.

Cockerton, Thomas Barclay 123

^aCodina-Langlin, V. 56, 57

^aCoe, Ernest Oswald 39

Cointereaux, Francois 91

^bColchester, John Legeytt 66, 94n.

Cole: Man 80–1, 161, 176; Mr. (C. N.) 226; Sir Henry 74, 104, 110, 114, 176,252

Coleborne, Joseph 150

Coleherne: field or area 163, 195; Great 197, 198; Little 165, 197, 198

Coleherne Court (flats) 229–30, 239, Pl. 101b

Coleherne House 195, 197, 199–201, 212, Pl. 78b

Coleherne Mews 237, Pl. 85c

Coleherne p.h. (formerly Coleherne Arms) 214, 217, 221, 239, fig. 66c, Pl. 89c

Coleherne Road 199, 216, 219 (No. 32), 223, 237, Pis. 87b, 88a

Coleherne Terrace 221, 239

^aCollbran, William Henry 81, 123, 125, 126, 128, 161, 169; w. of 169

Collier, John Payne 253

Collier House 7

^bCollins and Godfrey 116

Collis, James 244

Colman, George, the younger 253

Colosseum, Regent's Park 90

Colvill estate, Chelsea 76

Comley.J. B. 183

Concrete 55

^aConder, Neville 232, 237

^aCondy, —191

Conservation Area (The Boltons) 232

Conservatories 112, 126, 200, 201, 219–20

Consumption Hospital see Brompton Hospital

Continental Tyre Company 82, 83

Conway, Philip 202

Cook, John 60

Cooke, Thomas P. 74, 253

^bCooke and Battson 81

Cooley, Henry 28

Cools (dealer) 57

Coombes, Robert (monument to) 251, tig. 74 (p. 247), Pl. 107b

Cooper, Frederick 244

^bCooper, H. W. 132

^aCooper, Henry E. 81, 104

Cooper, John 253

Cooper and Company 35

Copyhold land 9, 12, 31, 40, 46. 50, 58, 87, 144, 145, 149, 151, 156, 163, 197, 198, 200, 212, 214, 241

^aCorbarelli, Antonio, Domenico and Francesco 57

Corbett: A. J. 224; W. G. 215

^bCorbett, William 152, 175, 176, 212, 214, 215, 216, 217, 219, 222, 223, 224, 226, 228, 237–40 passim; see also Corbett (William) and McClymont (Alexander), firm of

Corbert and Company 224

^bCorbett (William) and McChmont (Alexander), firm of 176, 179, 180, 193–4, 195, 200–1, 209, 211–28 passim, 237–40 passim

Corbett House, Cathcart Road 231, 237

Corby, Caroline 122

Corder, Elizabeth and James 186

^aCorfiato, H. O. 237

Cork, Dean of (John Erskine) 40, 46

^aCosgreave, J. 55, 56, 57

^bCostain Construction Ltd. 8

Cottage Place 40, 42, 46, Pl. 13b

^aCotton, Ballard and Blow 179

Coulson Street, Chelsea 76

Counter's Bridge (Countessesbrugge) and Creek 241

County Fire Office 105, 118

Coutts and Company (bank) 153, 154, 197, 226,228

Coventry, Lord Keeper (Thomas, 1st Baron) 165

Coventry, H. A 186

Covington, Rev. William 48

^bCowcher,John 36n.

Cowen, William 167

Cowper, Henn 91

Cowper House, Old Brompton Road 91, 102, PL 52d

^bCox, Robert 94

Cox and Company 158

Cranley Arms ph. 103, fig. 26 (p. 102), PL 55d

Cranlcy Gardens 103, 104, 107, 108, 110, 118, PL 59b
-, Nos. 1a, 1–13 (odd) 108; Nos. 15–37 (odd) 103, 104, 108, fig. 27 (No. 33), PL 59b; Nos. 2–54 (even) 103 (No. 38), 104 (Nos. 18, 42), 108; see also St. Peter's Church

Cranley Mews 110, 118

Cranlcy Place 103, 107, 108; No. 19 110

Cranley Terrace see Fulham Road, Nos. 48–78

^aCraze, Romilly 234

Creed, John 177

Creigh, William Benjamin 35

Crescent House 67, 90, 121, 126

Crescent Place, Fulham (now Brompton) Road 31

Crescent Place (Smith's Charity estate) 97, 98, 98n., 100; Nos. 1a, 1–8 100; Nos. 9–11 129

Cresswell, Sir Cresswell and William 201

Cresswell Gardens 229; Nos. 1–9 237; Nos. 10–12 231, 237; Nos. 13–17 237

Cresswell Lodge 201, 229, fig. 59, PL 78c

Cresswell Place 156, 161, 206, 229, 232, 237, PL 69a
-, Nos. 6, 6a, 7, 7A 7b 232, 237; No. 18 169, 237, fig. 50 (p. 170), PL 69a; Nos. 21, 22, 25 169, 237, PL 69a; Nos. 37, 38, 43, 44, SO 161

Cresta Silks 38

^bCrew, Christopher 244

Cricket ground 150

Cripps, Robert 244

^bCroggan, Messrs. 54

Croker, T. Crofton 4–5

Crompton: Benjamin 34; R. K. li. 128

Crompton Court 8, 128

Cromwell, Oliver 58, 166

Cromwell Gardens (No. 5) 229

Cromwell Lane 254

Cromwell Place 63, 79, 81, 12H

Cromwell Road 1, 5, 50, 79, 81, 84, 112; No. 21 104 Nos 23–27 (odd) 105

^bCrouch Construction Ltd. 8

Crown and Sceptre p.h. 8, 36

^bCrowther, T., and Sons 85n., I8ln.

Croydon 228; Church of St. Mary Magdalene 137

Cruden, Alexander 181

Cubitt, Thomas 29, 105

Cullen, W. H. (Messrs.) 174

^aCullinan, Edward 238

Cumberlege, Charles Nathaniel 147

Cumberlege-Ware family 147

^bCumming, John 167, 167n.

Cundey, Samuel 186, 187

Cundy: Charles Fishlake 105,114; Thomas II114; Thomas III 252

^bCurtis, Edwin, senior 175, 209, 238, 240

Curtis, William 139

^aCutler, Thomas W. 153

Cycling club (ladies') 201

D. H. Evans, Oxford Street 23

Daglish-Bellasis, Mrs. 55

Daisy, The, Brompton Road 13, PL 20a

Dalmeny House, Thurloe Place 63, 82, 83, PL 42c

Dalziel, C. L. 230

Dance, Charles 200, 253

Dancer Road, Fulham 217, 219

^aDaniells and Fricker 57

^aDarky, Robert 25,40, 42

Darlington 155

^aDart and Francis 116

Dasent, Arthur 128

Date, Nathaniel 26n.

Daugars, Guillaume 74

Davenport, Mary .Ann 253

^bDavies, Frederick Dethcridge 160

^bDavies, George 155

Davies, Griffith 226

^aDavis, James 193

Davison, Jacob 189

^bDaw: Charles Adams 118; William Adams 118, 119; firm (C. A.

Daw and Son) 14, 15, 102, 118, 120, 154

^bDawson, Mr. 250

Day: estate 69, 76, 156–63; family 156, 166, fig. 46 (p. 157); individual members: Ann (nee Dodemead) 156, fig. 46; Benjamin 156, fig. 46; Bridget fig. 46; Gerard James 156, fig. 46; Herbert Allen 156, fig. 46; James 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, fig. 46; James Frapwell 156, fig. 46; John Adam fig. 46; Simon fig. 46; Walter Dodemead fig. 46

^bDeacon, Edward, senior 169

^bDean, James 42n.

^aDeane, Humphry 83

^aDear and Winder 14

De Feller, (F. X.) 57

De Latouche: Henry 180; family 177

^bDelay, Charles 26a, 51, 139–41, 142, 203, 204, 238; his w. Ellen 141

Delevante, Joseph 25

Dempster, Augustus 223

Dent, Palmer and Co. 126

Department stores 17, 21, 22

Derby (Athenaeum, Post Office and Royal Hotel) 76

Derby, 15th Earl of 133

^aDerwent, Clifford, and Partners 7

^ade Segrais, J. J. 31

De Vere Gardens 91, 118

De Visscher, Mr. and William 184

Devonshire Terrace see Fulham Road, Nos. 308–328

^bDewer, E. and R. 248, 248n.

^aDiamond, Redfern and Partners 232, 239

Dicey: Albert Venn llln.; Frank 103, llln.; Mrs. llln.

Dickens: Charles 147; Sir Henry Fielding 124

Disraeli, Benjamin 130

Dobson, Austin 240

^aDoddington, William 114

Dodemead: Ann 156, fig. 46 (p. 157); Walter 156

Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (Lewis Carroll) 77

^aDoll, C. Fitzroy 184

^bDolman, Edward 34

^aDonaldson, Thomas Leverton 46, 47, 78, 142

Donovan Court, Dravton Gardens 169

Doors, studded or panelled 65, 65n., 94, 96, 98

^bDorey, J., and Company 48

Domey: Joseph fig. 2 (p. 11); Maria 87

^bDouglas: John 82; William 81, 82

^bDoultons 20, 22, 23, 35

^bDove Brothers 38, 48, 85

^aDownes, Charles 34

Dowries, Ralph 57

^bDowns, William 7, 48

Doyle, Richard 222, 238

^aD'Oyley, James 7

Draycott Avenue, Chelsea 31

Drayton (nr. Norwich) 157n.

Dravton Arms (formerly Drayton) p.h. 158, 161, Pl. 68a

Drayton Court, Drayton Gardens 169, Pl. 68b

Drayton Gardens (formerly Thistle Grove; northern end originally called Dravton Grove) 154, 156–61 passim, 162, 163, 166–71 passim, figs. 45, 48 (pp. 156, 164), Pis. 67a, c, 68b-d, 69b Baptist chapel 169; dancing school 169; Donovan Court 169; Drayton Court 169, Pl. 68b; The Grove (dem.) 210; Grove Court 169; Grove Lodge 169; gymnasium or school of arms 169; Onslow Court 169; Paris Pullman Cinema 169; Priory Mansions 169, Pl. 68b; see also ABC Cinema and Drayton Arms p.h.
-, East side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 1–39 156, 158 (Nos. 1–13), 160 (Nos. 15–39), 161 (Nos. 1–13), Pl. 67c; No. 49 167, 169, Pl. 68c; Nos. 51–59 169, Pl. 68c, d; No. 61 168–9; No. 63 167, 169, 191; No. 65 168; Nos. 67–77 169; Nos. 87–89 169; No. 91 168; Nos. 93–95 168, fig. 49; Nos. 97, 97c 169
-, West side (even numbers)
-, Nos. 4–56 156, 158 (Nos. 4–22), 160 (Nos. 24–56), 161 (Nos. 4–22, 26–34), Pl. 67a; No. 58 150, 168–9; Nos. 60–68 169; Nos. 70–74 169; Nos. 76–86 169, fig. 50 (No. 86), Pl. 69b; No. 88 (former) 167; No. 88 169; No. 98 (dem.) 210; No. 100 169; No. 102 168–9; Nos. 106–110 (site of) 169

Drayton Grove (now part of Drayton Gardens, q.v.) 157, 157n.

Drayton Lodge, Norfolk 157n.

Drayton (now Drayton Arms) p.h. 158, 161, Pl. 68a

Drayton Terrace see Old Brompton Road, Nos. 135–151

Drayton Villas 160

^aDressier, Conrad 15

^aDrew, H. Phelps 169, 237

Drew, William 96

Drurv Lane Theatre 149

Du Boulay, Rev. William Thomas 234, 234n.

Duddell, James 31

Duffield, Michael, I and II 181, 185

^aDuke, Simpson and MacDonald 8

Duleep Singh, Maharajah of Lahore 186

Duncombe, Sophia Frances Pauncefort (sister of Rev. Sir Henry Foulis) 135, 137

Dungannon, Viscount (estate of) 61

Dunn, (gardener) 60

^bDunning, Charles 142

^bDunning, Joseph, and Ward, William 157–60 passim

Duveen, firm of 57

Dyer Elizabeth (Lady, w. of 5th Bt.) 27; Elizabeth (Lady, w. of 7th Bt.) 28; Henry Clement Swinnerton 28; Sir Thomas (5th Bt.) 3, 27; Sir Thomas Richard Swinnerton (7th Bt.) 28; Sir Thomas Richard Swinnerton (9th Bt.) 28, 30

^bDyer, Samuel 191

Dyson: Francis (fl. 1641–51) 149, 197; Francis (fl. 1666) and James 156; family 156

Eagle Lodge 149, 253; estate 149–52

Eagle Lodge Gardens and Mews (proposed names) 151

Ealing (The Park) 207

^bEames, Thomas 204, 208, 210, 238

Earl's Court (area) 1, 82n., 166, 197, 241

Earl's Court, manor of: copyhold of 9, 12, 31, 40, 46, 50, 58, 87, 144, 145, 149, 151, 156, 163, 195, 197, 198, 200, 212, 214, 241; court rolls 31; custom of inheritance 197; freehold of 12, 60, 165; waste 31, 87, 103, 241

Earl's Court Lodge 202, 211

Earl's Court Road 123, 202, 215, 217 (Nos. 280, 282)

Earl's Court Telephone Exchange 231

^aEarp, Thomas 48

East India Company 27

^aEaston, J. M.) 85

^bEatly, Benjamin 26n.

^bEaton, John 172

Eaton Square 102, 105; No. 47 105

Ebury Square 40

Ecclesiastical Commissioners 113, 114

Ecclesiological Society 136

Ecclesiologist, The 136, 137, 234

Edger Investments Ltd. 35

Edinburgh, Duke of (s. of Queen Victoria) 104

Edith Grove, Chelsea 204, 208, 216

^aEdmeston, James, senior 113

Edmeston, James, junior 113

Edmunds: Miss 190; A. H. 219

Education, Board of 81

Edward VII (as Prince of Wales) 104, 133

^aEdwards: Francis (elder and younger) 60; George 81, KM; J. 60

^bEdwards, James 141

Edwards, Morton 219

^aEedle and Meyers 7

Eeles, Francis 48

Egcnon: Hon. Francis 97, 121; Sibilla 200

Egcrton (formerly Brompton) Crescent 90, 97–100 passim, 101, 107, fig. 25, Pl. 51a, b; occupants 100, 112

Egerton Gardeas 120–3 passim, Pl. 60a, c; occupants 122, 123 Mortimer House 6, 90, 121, 123, 126, fig. 36 (p. 127), Pl. 61 Nos. 1–7 (odd) 121, 123 (No. 1); No. 17 122, 123; Nos. 19–25 (odd) 122; Nos. 27–49 (odd) Pl. 60c; No. 31 122, 123, Pl. 60c; Nos. 53–75 (odd) 122; No. 12 123; Nos. 18–50 (even) 121 (Nos. 36–50), 123, Pl. 60a; Nos. 20, 38 123

Egerton Gardens Mews 121, 126

Egerton Mansions, Brompton Road 122

Egerton Place 90, 121, 123–5, fig. 34, Pl. 60b

Egerton Place Studios 125

Egerton Terrace (formerly; Michael's Grove) 4, 76,90, 92, 97, 98, 100, 101, 120, 121, 122, 123, Pl. 51c; occupants 100, 104n., 254

Electricity: in the home 128; sub-stations 117, 128

Eleusis Club 186

Elger, John 45, 45n.

^aElgood and Hastk 8

Elizabeth Street: Belgravia 101, 102, 104, 105; Chelsea 10

Elliot, John 171

Elm Cottage, Old Brompton 204

Elm Mews (now Lecky Street, q.v.) 145

Elm Park Gardens, Chelsea 121, 166

Elm Park Parade, Eulham Road 169

Elm Place 145, 146, 146n., 147, fig. 42, Pl. 65b

Elm Terrace (now Nos. 110–132 (even) Fulham Road) 94n., 144–8 passim

Elm Tree Cottage, Old Brompton 160

Elms, avenue of 91, Pl. 52b

^aElsom, C. H., and Partners 8

Ehaston Place (site of) 91

Elvedon Hall, Suffolk 186

Elystan Street, Chelsea 204

^aEmerson, H. V. Milnes 82n.

Emerson, R. 82n.

^bEmery, Thomas 141

^bEmmins: Messrs. 78; William 26, 98n.

Empire House, Thurloe Place and Brompton Road 8, 63, 82–3, Pl. 42b, c

Enclosures 195

^bEngk-hcan, George H. 167, 167n.

Ennismnre (iardens 33, 45, 45n.; Nos. 36–38 46

Ennismorc Street (Nos. 2–8) 46

Ensor Mews 110

Environment: Department of the 251; Secretary of State for 161

Equitable Gas Light Company 242, 243, 246–7; surveyor to 244

Ernie: Catherine 185; Sir John 181, 185

Erskine, Rev. John and Mary (nee Tatham) 40, 46

Escalators (at Harrods) 22, 23

Essex Street, Srrand 246

Estates Improvement Company Ltd. 123, 125

Eton Street (num Alexander Place, q.v.) 64

Evans, D. H. 14; store of 23

^bEvans, Evan 160

Evans, Rev. T. S. 201

Evelyn, William John 118

Evelyn Gardens 117–20, 123. 154, fig. 32, Pl. 59a, c

Exchequer, Chief Baron of (Sir Edward Ward) 174

Exeter Street, Chelsea 10, 61

Exhibition of 1851 5; Commissioners for 5(1, 51, 79, 81, 87, 103, 139

Exhibition of l862 5, 81

Exhibition Road 5, 45, 77, 105; southward extension (Nos. 1–17 (odd) and 2–12 (even)) 77, 79, 81–2 tales, political 74, 91. 97

Faber, Rev. Frederick 50, 56

Factory and Workshop Act (1901) 22

F'agan, William Bateman 145

Faija, Guglielmo 30

Fairbanks, Douglas, daughter of 245

^aFairfoot, G. D. 177, 232, 238

Fairholt Street In., 7, 39; Nos. 3–5 39, Pl. 13d

Falkner, Edward 26n.

Farlar, John and Man 44, 45

^bFarlar, William 7, 25–6, 40–5 passim

^bFarmer, Mr. 192

Farmer and Brindley 55, 56, 192

Farmer's Place, Fulham Road 172

Farren, William 42, 253

Farrer, Ouvry (firm of) 226

Faucit, Helen(a) 253

^aFaulkner, Amos 124–5

^bFaulkner: James 201; John 248

Fawcert Court, Fawcett Street 184, 237

Fawcett Mews 237

Fawcett Street 184, 217, 222, 223, 237–8; Cecil, Hollywood and Fawcett Courts 184, 237

^aFayn, Etienne 57

^bFeast, John 173n.

^aFergusson, James 51, 52

Fermanagh: 1st Viscount (John Verney) 162, 185; his w. 162; 2nd Viscount 185

Fermor: Hon. Arabella 177; Hon. Catherine 177; John 201

Fernshaw Road, Chelsea 216

Ferrey, Benjamin 233

^bField, John 173

Finborough, Suffolk (Pettiward estate at) 238

Finborough Arms p.h. 221, 238, fig. 66d (p. 220)

Finborough House, F'inborough Road 232, 238

Finborough Road 80, 202, 214, 215, 221, 222, 223, 231, 232, 238, Pl. 92c, d
-, Princess Beatrice Hospital 231, 238
-, East side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 1–7 217, 222 (No. 7), Pl. 92c; Nos. 9–27 224 (No. 19), 238; Nos. 29–39 (Finborough House) 232, 238; Nos. 41–49 238; Nos. 51–61 222 (No. 51), 238; Nos. 63–79 231, 238; No. 73 (dam) 111; Nos. 81–83 232, 238; Nos. 85–113 238; Nos. 115–119 231, 238; No. 121 222, 238; Nos. 123–137 231, 238; Nos. 139–167 215n. (No. 153), 238; Nos. 169–179 231, 238
-, West side (even numbers)
-, Nos. 2–26 217 (Nos. 2–26, 12), 222 (Nos. 2, 2–14, 14), 238, Pl. 92d; Nos. 28–60 238; Nos. 62–78 232, 238; Nos. 80–116 221 (Nos. 106–116), 238; No. 118 (Finborough Arms p.h.) 221, 238, fig. 66d (p. 220); Nos. 120–138 238; Nos. 140–144 231, 238; Nos. 146–182 238

Finnemore, J. 248

F'irby,James 93

Fire Brigade see London (formerly Metropolitan) Fire Brigade

Fire Stations 39, 215 (proposed)

Fishpond (Coleherne House) 199, 200

^bFitch, William 98n.

^bFin, Richard 216, 239

Fitzwilliam, Edward Francis and Fanny Elizabeth 253

^bFlack, Thomas 167

Flats 14, 20, 22, 23, 37, 122, 126, 128, 155, 169, 184, 189, 229–30, 231–2, 244, fig. 5 (p. 19)

Feming: John Lewis 144; Mrs. Mary 188

^aFlockhart, William 52, 54 (Gordon and F.), 230 (Wallace and F.)

Flood, Luke 173

Floor cloth manufactory 102

^bFloris, Frans 57

Flower, Cyril(Lord Battersea) 57n.

Floyd, Mr. (grocer) 174

Floyde, James 200

Folkestone (hotel at) 153

Follett, William 81

^aForbes, J. E. 230, 240

Ford, Doctor 200

^b‘Ford and Walters 82

^aFormilli, Commendatore C. T. G. 56

^bForster, William 216, 240

^aForsyth,W.A.234

^aFortescue, G. Alan 14

Fortfield Terrace, Sidmouth, Devon 90

Fortune, Robert 211, 238

Forum Cinema, Fulham Road 171

Foster, Charles 241; his w. 241–2; her heir 242

^bFoster, Edward 244

Foster, Richard 146

^bFoster and Dicksee 134

Foulis, Rev. Sir Henry 132, 135, 136, 137, 140

Foulis Terrace, 130, 134, 140, 141, 142

Fourth Grosvenor Mutual Benefit Building Society 179

Fowler, Edward (Bishop of Gloucester) 174

^aFowler, Sir John 79, 80, 252

^aFowles, A. J., and Partner 8

Fox and Pheasant p.h. 244

Foy: Henry Francis 179; Mary Ann 193; William 179

^bFrancis, Edward 217

^aFrancis, Frederick John 130–2 passim, 135

Francis, Horace 131

Franciscan Missionaries of Man 237

^aFranck, J. Ernest 236

Frank, John, his w. and s. (also John) 193

^aFraser, Ian, and Associates 179, 238

Fraser, R. H. 169

^bFreake, Sir Charles James 5, 49, 79, 139, 150, 152, 224; biographical details 101–2, 103–4, 114, 117, 252; building activities on Smith's Charity estate 69,101–10 passim, 112,113, 114, 121, 128; churches built by 102, 112–13, 114; father of 101, 104–5; finances 104–5; firm, office, staff and workshops 101, 103, 104, 114, 118; trustees and executors of 102, 117, 118, 119; types of houses built by 105–9, figs. 27–8; views on Onslow Square 110

Freake, Mrs. (later Lady) Eliza 114, 117, 118

Freake Estate Office, Old Brompton Road 104

Freake family 128

Free Cancer Hospital, Fulham Road 180

Free Church of Scotland Congregation, Alexander Place 85

Freeman, Thomas 162

French Protestant Church, St Martin's-le-Grand 74

Friend at Hand p.h. 14, 20

Froberg, Gustav Julius 85

Frobisher (now Earl's Court) Telephone Exchange 231

Froude, J. A. 110, 112

Frye, Rev. Percival 47

^bFryer, Christopher 172, 173

Fryer's Grove 172

Fulham 163, 241; Gunter property in 212, 216, 228, 230, 231

Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea General Hospital 231

Fulham Bridge p.h. 3, 33, 34, 35, 40, Pls. 4, 7c

Fulham Bridge Yard 34

Fulham Road 1, 5, 61, 62, 119, 133, 144, 162–94 passim, 198, 202, 204, Pis. 55d, 72, 73, 75a, d, e, 76c, d, 89b, 102 ABC (formerly Forum) Cinema 169,171, 172, 238, Pl. 73a; Admiral Keppel p.h. 31, 98; Alexander Place 63, 64, Pl. 42a; Amyot House see No. 260; asylum for destitute females 175; ballroom (1790's) 171, 172; Black Bull ph. 241, Pl. 102a, c; Bolton House see No. 254; bowling green 171, 172; Bowling Green Row 172; Brompton Cemetery (acquisition of land adjoining and entrance from Fulham Road) 242, 246, 247, 250; Builders' Arms p.h. 172; Burley House 193, 194; Clifton Arms p.h. 172; Clifton Terrace 172; Cranley Arms p.h. 103, fig. 26 (p. 102), Pl. 55d; Crescent House 67, 90, 121, 126; Crescent Place 31; Elm Park Parade 169; Farmer's Place 172; fire station (proposed) 215; Free Cancer Hospital 180; Goat in Boots p.h. 171; Gray's Place 31, 92; Grove House 169; Gunter Arms p.h. 204; Heckfield Lodge see No. 264; Hereford House 241; Hertford House see No. 256; Hollywood 184; Hollywood Brewer,' 183, 233; Hollywood House or Lodge 180, 184; Hollywood House (at No. 383) 184; Hollywood Place 184; Holmes Row 173; Keppel Place 31; King's Arms p.h. 175, 238, Pls. 72, 73d; London and South Western Bank (at No. 202) 223, 226; London Suburban Bank (at No. 262) 190; Manor House 175; Mayoss's Buildings or Rents 177; Mentone Mansions 241; Mulberry House see No. 262a; Old George p.h. 103; Redcliffe Arms (at No. 268) 212, 215, 221, 238, fig. 66b, Pl. 89b; Redcliffe Estate Office 180, 215; Regency Terrace 144, 148; Rose p.h. 140, 142, 143; St. Philip's Orphanage 175–6; Servite Church and Priory see Our Lady of Seven Dolours, Church of and St. Man's Priory; Seymour Row 177; Shaftesbury House 198n.; skittle ground 171; Somerset (Arms) p.h. 177, 238, Pl. 72; Spencer Terrace 176; Stanley House 181; Strong's Place 103; Tavistock House see No. 252; Warwick House see No. 258; York Place 97n., 147 see also Bell and Homs p.h.; Brompton Hospital; Crompton Court; Lochee's military academy; Onslow Place; Onslow Terrace; St. George's Court and Garage North side (even numbers) Nos. 18–28 (dem.) see Onslow Terrace; Nos. 44, 46 129; Nos. 48–78 (formerly Cranley Terrace) 102–3, 107, Pl. 55d (Cranley Arms); Nos. 80–108 (formerly Rose Terrace) 130, 140, 141 (Nos. 94–108), 142, 143; Nos. 110–132 (formerly Elm Terrace) 94n., 144–8 passim; Nos. 134–140a 169, 238, fig. 48; Nos. 152–176 171–2, 238, figs. 48, 51, Pl. 73b, c (Nos. 152, 170–176); Nos. 178–188a 172 (No. 178), 173–4, 238 (Nos. 178–188), figs. 48, 52, Pl. 73d (Nos. 186, 188); Nos. 190–210 174–6, 238, fig. 48, Pl. 73d (Nos. 190, 192); Nos. 212–226 176–7, 238, fig. 48, Pl. 72; Nos. 228–234 165, 179, 238 (Nos. 228–232), fig. 48; Nos. 236, 238, 238a (dem.) 179–80, 221, fig. 48; Nos. 236a–d 179, 238; Nos. 240–248 165, 180–4 passim, 238, figs. 48, 54, Pis. 72, 75e; No. 252 (Tavistock House, dem.) 162, 184–6, fig. 55, Pl 72; No. 252 (present) 165, 186, fig. 48; No. 252a (dem.) 186; No. 254 (sometime Bolton House, dem.) 162, 165, 184–5, 186–7, figs. 55, 56; No. 254 (present) 187, fig. 48; No. 256 (Hertford House, dem.) 184, 186, 187, fig. 55; No. 256 (present) 187, 238, fig. 48; No. 258 (sometime Warwick House, Jem.) 184, 185, 186, 187–8, fig. 55, Pl. 72; Nos. 258–260a 187 (Nos. 258, 258a), 188–9, 238, fig. 48; No. 260 (sometime Amyot House, dem.) 186, 188, 189, fig. 55, Pl. 72; No. 262a (formerly No. 262, sometime Mulberry House) 189–90, 238, figs. 48, 55, Pl. 72; No. 264 (sometime Heckfield Lodge, now part of Senite Priory) 165, 166, 184, 190, 191, figs. 55, 57, Pl. 72; Nos. 266–266a 193–4, 221, 238, fig. 48; No. 268 see Redcliffe Arms; Nos. 270–304 217 (Nos. 270–296), 238, Pl. 89b (Nos. 270, 272); Nos. 304a–306b 214, 238, PL 89b; Nos. 308–328 (Devonshire Terrace) 242, 243, 244 (Nos. 326–338), fig. 72; Nos. 330–348 (St. Mark's Terrace) 242 (Nos. 330–342), 243, 244 (Nos. 326–338), PL 102b; Nos. 350–356 243, 244, PL 102b; Nos. 360–366 PL 102c

Fuller, Joseph 68

Gabriel: Arnold 169; (W. W.) 226

^aGale, Heath and Sneath 174, 238

Gallatin, Bartholomew 27

Gallenga, Antonio Carlo Napoleone 74

^aGalli, Leopoldo 193

Galloway, 9th Earl of, s. of 123

Gandy, Henry 10

Garden Row 9

Gardens: communal (plantations, pleasure grounds) 120, 205; instances of 23, 64, 73, 93, 101, 108, 110, 119, 205, 206, 229; see also Brompton Botanic Garden private 203, 205, 217; destruction of 161; instances of 4, 12, 23, 63, 65, 77, 85, 86, 90, 98, 108, 110, 167, 206

^bGarlickJohn 45

^aGarling, H. B. 52

^aGamer Thomas 55 (Bodley and G.), 57; William 46

Gamett, William 74

^aGarrard, A. Norman and .Arthur 13

Gas, supplied in houses 180

Gaul, William 26n.

^aGeary, Stephen 246, 247, 248

^bGee, Walker and Slater 155

^aGeflowski, E. E. 236

Gell, Ada Freeman 154

^bGeneral Building Company 83

General Cemetery Company 251

George I, court of 188

George IV 27 (as Prince Regent), 246 (monument to), 247

Gerhard, Marie 45

^bGerman, George 216, 239

^bGihbings, John 216, 237, 238

Gibbon, Elcazar 34

Gibbons, Mr 188

^bGibboas, George 8, 36n.

Gibbons, Walter 200

Gibbon's Rents, Brompton Road 34, Pl. 4

Gibbs, Thomas 91, 92, 93, 102

^bGibbs and Canning 120n.

Gibson, John 64

^aGibson, Kenneth 8

Gideon: Sampson 23; family 23

Gilbert: Sir Alfred 103; Rev Edward 180; his w. 212

^aGilbert, Horace 83

Gilbert: Philip 180, 185, 197, 198, 200, 212; family 180, 197, 199, 200

Gilbert, W. S. 237

Gilston, Breconshirc 238

Gilston Lodge, Gilston Road 173

Gilstun Road 163, 203, 205, 206, 219, 229, fig. 58 (p. 196), Pls. 79b, 83c, d, 84a, 95; name 238; occupants (1871) 211 Bolton or Gilston Lodge 173; St. Man's School 172, 238, Pl. 95
-, East side (even numbers)
-, No. 2 173, fig. 52; No. 4 171, 172, 238, fig. 51, Pl. 95; Nos. 10–16 204, 208, 238; Nos. 18, 20 219, 220, 238; No. 22 204, 208, 238, Pl. 83c; No. 24 208, 238, fig. 60 (p. 204), Pl 83c; No. 26 203, 238, Pl. 84a
-, West side (odd numbers)
-, Nos. 3–5A 174, 238, fig. 52; No. 9 208, 210,211, 238; No. 11 208. 210, 238; Nos. 13–19 176 (Nos. 17, 17a), 204, 21 (No. 13), 238; Nos. 21, 23 204, 205, 238; Nos. 25–39 204 238. Pl. 83d; No. 41 204, 208, 238, Pl. 83d; No. 43 204 208,211,238

Gimson, Emest 123

Gingell: Edward 173, 183, 243–4; Thomas 244

Gladstone p.h. 46

Glascock, William 66

Glass, stained: domestic 64, 229; studio 192; see also individual churches

Glassington Qose 198

^bclose, John 132, 173,232

Gloucester, Bishop of (Edward Fowler) 174

Gloucester Road 123; Station 79, 80

Gloucester Row (or Buildings) 9, 12

Glyn Mills Bank 83

^bGoad, J. and E. 55

Goat in Boots p.h., Chelsea 171

Goddard: John I 12, 13; John II 12, 13, 17; John III 17; John Lemuel 17; famih and estate (Knightsbridgc Estate) 6,14,17, 18, 23

^aGoddard, R. W. Knightlcy 48

Goding: Thomas 60; and Company 60

^aGodwin, E. W. 52, 52n.

^aGodwin, George, the elder 26, 31, 34, 62, 63, 96, 140, 203

^aGodwin, George, the younger: as independent architect 34, 172, 175, 207, 232–4; Corbett and McClymont, and 175, 176, 212, 216–7, 226; developer and building lessor 163, 175, 212, 238–40; editor of The Builder 5, 6, 45, 60, 78, 97, 98, 210, 216; monument to 251, fig. 74 (p. 247), Pl. 107e; quoted 45, 60, 78, 97, 98, 216; RedclifTe Road, and 175–6, 212; resident at Brompton 5, 12, 63, 66; Scoles, J. J., and 50, 175; Spiccr, J., and 210; style 175, 210; surveyor to Gunter family 202–3, 204, 205, 206, 207–9, 216–17; other ref. 62 see also Godwin, George and Henry

^aGodwin, George, and Son 63

^aGodwin, George and Henry: as surveyors to Gunter family 169, 174, 207–9, 212, 228; to other owners 48, 212; Corbett and McClymont, and 217; office style of 207–9, 212, 217, 222; St. Luke's, Redcliffe Square, and 235; see also Godwin, George, the younger and Godwin, Henry

^aGodwin, Henry 63, 207, 217; see also Godwin, George and Henry

Godwin: James 205; Sidney 63

^aGoldie, George 52, 54

Golding, Benjamin 206, 237

Goldschmidt, Mrs. Otto (Jenny Lind) 229, 239, 253

Gooch, Messrs. (drapers and outfitters) 6, 14

^bGooch: John 26, 69, 73, 74, 76, 77, 77n.; William 73, 77

Good, John Willis 103

Goodhart, Rev. F. C. 183

Goodingc, John Henry 25, 40

Goodwin, Charles 37

^aGoodwin, W. Duvall 7

^bGoodwin, William 126

Goodwin's Field 195, 197, 199, 200

^aGordon, Lowther and Gunton 161

Gordon, William 222

^aGordon and Flockhart 52, 54

^aGordon and Gordon 114

Gore Lodge, Brompton Park Lane 254

Gorges, Sir Arthur 163, 198

Goschen, Mr. (G.J.) 118

Gostling: John 149, 150; Nathaniel 34; William 150; family 150

Gottlieb, Benigna fig. 2 (p. 11)

Gough, Rev. A. W. 48

Graham, Arthur 133

Grange, The (now part of Egerton Terrace, q.v.) 97

Grange Lodge 97

Grange Terrace 97, 254

Grange Villas 97, 100, 254

Grant, General Charles 184

Graves, Algernon 222, 238

Gray, Charles 100

^bGray, James, Ltd. 84

Gray, John and Thomas 31

Gray's Place 31, 92

^aGrayson, G. E. 52, 54, 54n.

Greasley John 180, 184

Great Colehrne see Coleherne: Great

Great Exhibition see Exhibition of 1851

Great Marlborough Street, Westminster 130

Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton Railway 13, 46, 80, 117

Greater London Council 46, 161; Architect's Department (Historic Buildings Division) 46

^bGreen, G. and G. 8, 122

^aGreen, Leslie W. 7, 13, 117

^bGreen, Thomas C. 167

^aGreen, W. Curtis, and Partners 7

Greenfield 33

Greenfield, Colonel 189

^bGregory, Thomas, and Company 15, 17

^bGreig, A. M. 216, 238–40 passim

^aGrellier, H. M., and Sons 232, 238

Gresley.John 180, 184

^aGrey, John, and Partners 231, 238, 240

^aGribble, Herbert 6, 52–7 passim, 66, 176, 240

Griffin: Gerald 27, 253; Sir John 162, 172; Robert 190

^aGriffith, E. W. 81

Griffith, Rev. Joseph 88, 90, 91; his w. Harriet 90

Griggs, F. L. 37

Grimwood, Daniel 175, 199

^bGrimwood, G. H. and A. 191

Grissell, Thomas 78

Grosvenor estate in Mayfair 122

Grosvenor House, Knightsbridge 33

Grosvenor Square 101, 114

Ground rents per acre 61, 69, 88, 92–3, 97, 102, 121, 130, 139–40, 158, 228–9, 241–2

Grove: Rev. Samuel 197–8; Thomas Newcomcn Archibald 15, 17

Grove, The (former name of'The Little Boltoas) 239

Grove, The, No. 98 Drayton Gardens 210

Grove, The, Hollywood Grove 184

Grove Cottage, Hollywood Grove 184

Grove Cottage, St. Mark's Grove 244

Grove Cottages, Yeoman's Row 28, 31

Grove Court, Drayton Gardens 169

Grove House (site of Nos. 134–140a Fulham Road) 169

Grove House, Brompton Road 27, 28

Grove House, Hollywood Road 182, 183, 239

Grove House, Kensington Gore 27n.

Grove House, Old Brompton Road 27n.

Grose House Asylum, Bow 141

Grove Lodge, Drayton Gardens 169

Grove (now Beauchamp) Place 4, 25–6, 253

Grove Tavern 26

Grove Terrace (East) 24, 25

^bGrover, John, and Son 123

Groves: Lady 201; George 163, 166–8 passim, 171, 173, 198; his f. John 163, 166, 171, 198

Groves' Rents 166

Guercino 57

^aGuest, Hon. C.J. G. 169, 232, 237

^bGuidi, Guido 193

Guild of St. Michael 234n.

Guizot, Francois 97

Gunter, James (I) 167, 173, 178, 195, 197, 198, 201, 202

Gunter, (General) James (II, the younger, s. of Robert Gunter I): acquisition of property by 180, 200, 209–10; Corbett and McClymont, and 179, 201, 211–12, 221, 226; estate of l79, 180, 195, 201, 211–31 passim, 237–40 passim, fig. 64 (p. 213); personal 202, 209–10, 211–12

Gunter, John 242, 247

Gunter, R. G. 231

Gunter, Robert (I, s. of James Gunter I): acquisition of land by 185, 198; cemetery company, and 248; Devonshire Terrace, and 243; estate of 173, 195, 201, 202, 203, 205, 237, 239, 240; land in Chelsea of 204; market gardening of 199; St. Mary, The Boltons, and 232–3; w. of 206

Gunter, (Sir) Robert (II, the younger, s. of Robert Gunter I): acquisition of property by 180, 209–10, 214, 229; Corbett and McClymont, and 214, 226; Drayton Gardens, and 169; estate of 195, 206, 209–10, 211–31 passim, 237–40 passim, fig. 64 (p. 213); Gilston Road (south end) and Holmes Place, and 174; land in Chelsea of 202; land in Fulham of 212, 216–17; personal 202, 210, 231; St. Luke's, Redcliffe Square, and 235, 236

Gunter, Sir Robert B. N. 230, 231

Gunter, Sir Ronald V. 231; solicitors of 206

Gunter Arms p.h., Chelsea 204

Gunter estate 195, 203, 230, 231, fig. 64 (p. 213); see also sub Gunter, James (I and II) and Gunter, Robert (I and II)

Gunter family, homes in Breconshire 238, 240

Gunter Grove, Chelsea 204, 208

^aGunton and Gunton 8, 36

Gutch, George 248

Gye, Mrs. Ernest (Madame Albani) 237

Gymnasia 169, 206

Hacking, Charles Leonard 122

Hackney (The Oval) 206

^bHaden, Messrs. 132, 133

Haggard, (Sir) Henry Rider 240

^aHakcwill, Edward Charles 48, 66, 74

Hall, Anna Maria 253

^aHall, Edwin T. 133

Hall, Samuel Carter 206, 237

^aHall, Stanley, Easton and Robertson 85

Halle, C. E. 103

^aHalley John 169

Halliwell-Phillipps, J. O. 205, 240

^aHamilton, John V. 129

^aHammer, G. M. 192

Handcock, Rev. William Fraser 235, 236

Hannah, Robert 77

^bHanniland, Thomas 78

Hans Court 14

Hans Crescent (Journerly New Street and Exeter Street) 4, 10, 13, 14, 20, 22, 23, 63, Pl. 21b; Nos. 32–44 14, 22, Pl. 21b; Nos. 46–54 (Hans Crescent Mansions) 7, 14; see also Harrods

Hans Gardens 14

Hans Mansions 22

Hans Place, Chelsea 4, 10, 13. 20, 130

Hans Road (formerly Queen Strce! and Elizabeth Street) 3, 4, 10, 13. 14–17, 18, 20, 22, Pls. 21a, 22b, d, 23, 27a
-, East side 14, 18, 20, 22; see also Harrods
-, West side (even numbers)
-, Nos. 2–10 7, 14; Nos. 12–16 6, 13, 15–17, fig. 3, Pls. 22b, d, 23; Nos. 18–34 15, Pl. 21a

Hans Town 4, 10, 34, 61, Pl. 3

^aHansom, Joseph Aloysius 51, 52, 79, 110, 191, 192, 238; his s.

Joseph Stanislaus 79, 191, 192, 193, 238

^aHarrier, W. F. 7, 14

Harborough, 3rd Karl and Countess ot 185

Harcourt Arms (intended p.h.) 214, 221, fig. 66a (p. 220)

Harcoun Terrace 200, 214, 223, 238–9; occupants 219, 222, 223–4, 239

Hardcastle, Robert 197

^aHarding, Anthony R. 244

^bHarding, William (fl 1818–24) 34

^bHarding, William (fl. 1846–52) 204, 208, 219, 238, 239

^aHardman, George 192

^aHardman, John, and Company 192, 234

Hardwick, Philip 251

Harley Gardens 203, 210, 217, 219, 239, Pls. 83a, b, 84c, 86a
-, No. 1 204, 205, 208, 219, 220, 239; No. 2 204, 208, 219, 220, 239, Pl. 83a; Nos. 3–4 204, 207, 239, Pl. 83b; Nos. 5–210, 239, fig. 63a (No. 7), Pl. 86a; Nos. 9–14 175, 208, 209, 211 (No. 14), 220, 239, Pl. 84c

Harley Road (now part of Harley Gardens, q.v) 239

Harper, Thomas 66

Harper and Hendra 234

Harrington, Earls of (lands and estates of) 51, 130, 133, 139, 142, 144; see also Harrington-Yillars estate

Harrington Road 77, Pl. 47a

Harrington-Villars estate 103, 131, 139

Harris: Anna Maria (later A. M. Brace) 9, 58, 58n., fig. 2 (p. 11); Augustus Glossop 253; John 87, fig. 2; Nicholas fig. 2

^aHarris, E. Vincent 35

Harrison, John 58, 60

^aHarrison, Norman 46

Harrison: Rev. Richard 12, 38; Samuel 60, 61, 66, 91, 92; Stephen 145, Thomas 26

Harrison's Nursery 58, 60, 61, 65, 66

Harrod: Charles Digby 5, 17, 18, 120; Charles Henry 17

Harrods 4, 5–6. 7, 13, 14, 17–23, figs. 4–6, Pls. 8b, 21a, b, 26–30 early development 17–18; flats at 20, 22, 23, fig. 5 (p. 19); interiors 22, 23, PLs. 28–30; rebuilding 18–23; subsidiary premises 14, 18, 22, 24

Harrods Ltd.(Utter Harrods Group) 7, 18, 23

Harrowby, 4th Earl of 226

^aHart, Henry 26n., 70, 72, 73, 77, 94n.

^aHarvey, John L 23

Harvey William 211

Harvey Nichols, Knightsbridge 6, 20

Harwood: Charles 167, 171, 172; John 174

Hassard (Hazard), Henry 23. 150

Hatfield. Mrs. 182

Hawk Cottage 201, 214, 229, fig. 59 (p. 202)

Hawker, Ann fig. 2 (p. 11)

Hawkins, John Sidney 27

^bHaylock, Thomas William 179

^bHaynes and Carpenter 38

Hays, Catherine 200

Hazard, Henry 23, 150

Hazlitt: W. Carew 5; William (junior) 66

Heald, Arthur 80

Health, General Board of 250

^aHeaps, Stanley A. 117

Heath, Mrs. 183

Heating and ventilation in buildings 38, 38n., 130, 132, 133

^aHeaton, Butler and Bayne 48, 116

Hebditch, Kathleen Emily fig. 46 (p. 157)

^aHeber-Percy Parker Pern Associates46

Heckfield Lodge see Fulham Road, No. 264

Helps, Brian 202

Hemans, George Willoughby 153

^bHenderson, John 98n.

^aHenderson-Gray, Bruce 232, 237

Henry, (Catherine 180

Hereford House, Nos. 193–195 Brompton Road 7, Pl. 24a

Hereford House, Fulham Road 241

Hereford House, Old Brompton Road 200–1, 212, 253, fig. 59 (p. 202), Pl. 78a

Hereford Lodge 253

Hereford Square 26, 69, 76, 156, 158, 204

^bHerman, John 10

Hermitage, The, Yeoman's Row 27, 28, 29, 253, Pl. lla

Hertford House see Fulham Road, No. 256 (dem)

Hertslet, Charles 104n.

Hertslet, Scon and Hertslet 104, 104n.

Hervey, Henry Arthur William 124

Hewett: Edward Hyde 82; Henry 58, 58n.; Henry, junior 58,60; Samuel 58, 58n.

^aHewson, Thomas 90

Hickey, William 197

^bHicks, Henry 173, 173n.

^bHiggs and Hill 40, 133

High Street Kensington Station 80

Highbury House, Islington 149

Highgate Cemetery 246

^aHill, Messrs., and Sons (later Hill, Norman and Beard) 116

^bHill and Sons 235

Hillcrsdon: J. G. 214; John 199; family 198

^bHitch, F., and Co. 116

^aHitch, Nathaniel 116

Hoare, James and Mary 46

^aHoare and Wheeler 231, 237

Hobson:John 165n.; Lancelot, the elder 165,180,197; Lancelot, the younger 165n.; Margaret 165; Robert 165, 180; Rev. William 165, 166, 180; family 166, 193, 198

^aHoflrnann, Paul 8, 83, 229, 239

Hogarth, Catherine 147

Holbein Studios, Redcliffe Road176

^bHolland, Hannen and Cubitts 112

^bHolland, Henry, senior 163, 171, 173, 180, 198

^aHolland, Henry, junior (s. of Henry H., sr.) 4, 10, 34, 163, 166, 171, 173, 180, 198

^bHolland, Richard (s. of Henry H, sr.) 10,61, 163 166,171,173, 180, 198

^aHolland and Sons 51

Holland estate 104

Holland Park (No. 53) 186

^bHolloway Brothers 7, 14, 231

Holly Mews 169

^aHollyer, Frederick 15

Hollywood, Fulham Road, Chelsea 184

Hollywood Arms p.h. 217, 221, fig. 66c (p. 220), Pl. 89a

Hollywood Brewery 183, 223

Hollywood Court, Hollywood Road 184, 237

Hollywood Grove (now part of (Hollywood Road) 179, 180, 183–4,214
-, Grove Cottage 184; Grove House 182, 183; Hollywood House 184, Pl. 75b; school 183
-, No. 1 182, 183, fig. 54; Nos. 2 and 3 183, fig. 54; No. 4 184, fig. 54

Hollywood House, Fulham Road (on site of Nos. 236A-D) 180, 184

Hollywood House, No. 383 Fulham Road, Chelsea 184

Hollywood House, Hollywood Road 184, Pl. 75b

Hollywood House, Norwood or Sydenham 184

Hollywood Lodge 180, 184

Hollywood Mews 232, 239

Hollywood Place 184

Hollywood Road 179, 180, 200, 214, 217, 238, 239, Pls. 75b, c, 84d, 89a
-, Brompton Cottages 179, 238; Corbcrt House 231; Grove House 182, 183, 239; Hollywood Arms p.h. 217, 221, fig. 66c (p. 220), Pl. 89a; Hollywood Court 184, 237; Hollywood House 184, Pl. 75b
-, East side (odd numbers): No. 1 179, 238; Nos. 1–55 221 (Nos. 47–55), 239
-, East side (even numbers): Nos. 2–14 221, 239; No. 16 219,237, 239, Pl. 84d see also Hollywood Grove; Vcmey Row

^aHolme, Jacob 173n.

Holmes: Jeffery 163, 173; Lauret 69

^bHolmes, Thomas 26, 26n., 69, 70, 72–8 passim,204, 208, 238, 239; career 69

Holmes, Timothy 133

Holmes Place 163, 173–4, fig. 52

Holmes Row, Fulham Road 173

^bHolroydjohn 167, 167n., 168

Holy Trinity Church, Brompton 3, 6, 34, 38, 46–9, 50, fig. 12 (p. 47), Pls. 31–2; parochial district 47, 114, 232; schools 34,49

Home Field 197

Honey Lane 202, 214, 242, 246, 247

Hook, James Clarke 76

Hook, David 186

Hoop and Toy (formerly Hoop and Grapes) p.h. 60, 76, 78, 86

Hooper: John 3, 9, 21, 28, 40; William 244

Hooper's Court 9, 10, 13

^bHorton, Frederick 45

^aHooper: John 3, 9, 27, 28, 40; William 244

Hoop and Toy (formerly Hoop and Grapes) p.h. 60, 76, 78, 86

^bHopkins and Roberts 135

Hopper, Thomas 24, 131

Horns p.h. 60

^bHorton, Frederick 45

^aHosking, William 5, 246n.

Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest sec Brompton Hospital

Hospitals see Brompton Hospital; Free Cancer Hospital; Princess Beatrice Hospital; Royal Marsden Hospital

Hotels 14, 82

Hotham, Lady 200

Hour Glass p.h. 8, 31, 32

House of Fraser 23

Households, size of 24, 26, 30, 73, 74. 96, 97, 100, 110–11, 112. 142, 147, 153, 160–1, 211, 223, 244–5

Houseman, (H.) 226

Houses building costs 15, 24, 81, 122 construction 44, 61–2, 78, 85n., 216 door types 65, 65n., 72, 94, 96, 98 interior decoration 15, 17, 39, 62, 64, 84, 85, 86, 96, 100, 108, 123. 126, 160, 174, 176, 190, 207. 222 multi-occupancy 6, 12. 30–1, 100, 176, 189, 222, 223, 245 planning 15. 38, 61–2. 64, 72. 76, 96, 100, 110, 142, 152, 160, 190,206, 210, 219–21 prices: 17th cent. 177; 18th cent. 89. 90, 177, 190; 1800–49 63, 64, 65, 74, 78, 90, 94, 169, 184; 1850–99 14, 15, 24, 29, 79–80, 105, 119, 141, 169, 186, 191, 206, 211, 221. 228, 230; 20th cent. 85, 186, 250, 231, 232 rack rents 30, 45, 64, 74, 90, 94, 105, 118–19, 149, 186, 188, 206, 210,221 root construction 216 services 38–9, 85, 180, 206

^aHoward: Edmund 128; George 179; Thomas 24

^aHoward-Radley, M. 125, 232, 237

^aHubbard Ford Partnership 8

Howard-Radley, M. 125, 232, 237

^bHuckel, William, elder and younger 145

Hudson: B.J. 237, 239; Henry John 85; W. J. 237, 239

Huelin: Rev. Eljas 179; Rev. Elias lames 68

^bHuggett, Thomas 210, 216. 239

Huggins and Company Ltd. 86

Hughes: Arthur 222, 238; lohn 206

^aHulbert, Maurice Charles 122, 229, 237. 239

Hlumber Ltd. 35

Hume, James 122

Humpherson, Frederick 174

Humphrey, James 10

^bHunt, C.169

^aHunt, Henry Arthur, junior 133

^bHussey, Thomas 188–9, 210, 216, 238, 239

Husscy's Mews 188

Huybert, Doctor 200

Hyde Park 44, 45

Ifield Arms p.h. 221

Ifield Road 214, 215, 217, 225, 228, 239, Pl. 87d

Ifield Arms 221 East side (odd numbers) Nos. 1–69 259; No. 71 223, 239; Nos. 73–79 239; Nos. 81–91 232, 238; No. 85 (den.) 223; Nos. 93–129 239 West side (even numbers) No. 2 225. 239; Nos. 4–68 239; Nos. 70–72 214, 239; No. 74 214, 223, 239; Nos. 76–118 214, 239, Pl. 87d; Nos. 120–180 215, 239

Imperial Court, Brompton Road 13–14

Improved ground rents 94, 98, 118, 224

Inclcdon, Charles 253

Inclosure Commissioners 103

^bIndustrial Investment Services Ltd. 7

Infant asylum Little Chelsea 182

Infirmary for Asthma, Consumption and other Diseases of the Lungs (later Royal Chest Hospital) 130

Ingpen, (R. F.) 226

Inns see Public houses, inns and taverns

Institute of Diseases of the Chest (now Cardiothoracic Institute) 134, 134n.

Insurance companies see County Fire Office; London Assurance Corporation; Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation; Royal Insurance Company; Union Assurance Office

Interest rates 226. 228

Interior decoration see under Houses

^aInwood, William 167

^aIron and ironwork details illustrated figs. 19, 20, 24, 25, 50, 53, 56, 67, MS; in house construction 44, 78; in Oratory roof 55; railings 61, 73, 93. 94, 96, 98, 106, 108; verandah 108, fig. 28

Iron (temporary) churches 54, 54n.. 191, 235

Irons, Rev. W J 47. 232, 234

Irving, Sir Henry and w., Henry, junior and Laurence 238

^aIvey, Thomas 167, 182

^bJackson, Messrs. 186, 199

Jackson,Frederick l86>

^bJackson, G., and Sons Ltd. 85n.

^bJackson, John (monument to) 251. fig. 74 (p. 247), Pl. 106b

^bJackson,Reuben 10

^bJack.son, Thomas 140

Jackson, William 51. 139, 140

^bJames,John 178

^bJarman, William 64

^bJarren W. J. 226

^aJeeves, Gordon 231

^bJefircyx, Charlotte Adele and Mrs. Harriet 122

JemmettThomas 27

^bJenkins, B. T., and Son Ltd. 85n.

^bJenkias, Thomas 42n

^bJennings, T E. 13

Jcrdan, William 27, Ul

Jerrold, Douglas William 167, 179, 253

Jessopp, John 241

^bJewell, Charles 34

^aJohnson, James 177

^bJohnson, Thomas (com dealer) 26n., 168, 243

^bJohnson, Thomas 178

^bJohnson, William 167, 168

Johnson's Clinages, Gloucester Road 168

Johnson's Place, Thistle Grove 167

^aJohnston, Nicholas 161

^aJohnstone, James 177

^bJolley, James 93, 96,

^aJones, Charles 93

^aJones, E. 150

Jones, Elizabeth 27

^bJones, Evan 73, 94n.

^bJones, Henry 102, 192, 193

Jones, Hugh 177

Jones, Jacob 201

Jones, John 167n.

^bJones, William 34, 39

^aJoscph, Delissa 7, 14. 82

^bJoyce, William 91

Jubilee Hospital 231

^bJustice, Thomas 89

^bKarslake, Lewis 133, 142

^aKaye, B. D. 237

^bKaye, Joseph 25

Kaye, Margaret 234

Kay-Shurtleworth, Sir James 252

Keating J. 207

Keeley, Robert and Mary Ann 97, 253

Kcene, James 26n.

Kcene's Cement 56, 86

^bKellert, A. 8

^aKelly, I. 54n.

^bKelso Place 84

Kemp, Alfred 217

^aKemp, F. Nesbitt 217–18

^aKenbridge Estates Ltd. 128

^bKendall, Benjamin 94n.

^aKendall, Henry E. 247, 251 (Kendall and Pope)

^bKendill, Francis 36n.

^bKenmore, 4th Earl of 123

Kennedy, Lewis 65–6

Kennett, Henry 157

Kenncy, James 253

Kensal Green Cemetery 25, 246, 251, 251n.

Kensington, 2nd Baron 12, 17, 47, 103, 144, 156, 241, 246; Brompton estate of 12, 13, 17

Kensington, (Royal) Borough of In., 30, 128, 172, 189, 231–2, 238, 240, 244; see also Kensington and Chelsea, Royal Borough of

Kensington, manor of 241

Kensington, parish of: boundaries 1, 9, 33, 39, 241, fig. 1 (p. 2); vestry 9, 13, 26, 46, 75, 152, 189; watch 162

^aKensington, Royal Borough of, Engineer's Dept. 238

^bKensington and Chelsea, Royal Borough of 174, 238

Kensington and Knightsbridge Electric Lighting Co. 128

Kensington Board of Guardians 101

Kensington Canal 241, 243, 244, 246

Kensington Canal Company 243

Kensington High Street 188, 241

Kensington Palace Gardens 206

Kensington Turnpike Trust 1, 5, 144, 145

Kenton and Company 123

Keogh, Father 52

Keppel Place 31

^aKerr, R. H., and Sons 82

^aKerr, Robert 237

^aKerr, Victor, and Colboum 230

^aKerrison, Gen. Sir. Edward 207

^bKerswell, Mr. 119

^aKeyncs, John Angell James 154

^aKidd, R.N.D. 169

^bKillby and Gayford 93

^bKilmorey, 2nd Earl of (monument to) 251, fig. 74 (p. 247)

^bKimber, William 26n.

^bKing, – (book auctioneer) 182n.

King, Anne and John (monument to) 114

^aKing, Laurence 49

^bKing, William, and Son 128

^bKing, Zephaniah 147

^aKing and Pache 46

^aKing Street, Covent Garden (No. 43) 200

King William Street, Strand (Oratorians' church in) 50, 57

King's Arms p.h. 175, 238, Pls. 72, 73d

King's College, London 67

King's Road, Chelsea 31, 76, 143, 224

King's Theatre, Haymarket 88

Kingsbun, Henry Robert 104

Kingsbury, Middlesex 176

Kingston-upon-Thames 104

^bKirk and Kirk 86

Kirton, G. H. 182

Knapp, William 180

^aKnapp-Fisher, A. B. 236

^aKnight, Frederick G. 15

Knight, Thomas 29

^bKnight, W. 237

^aKnight, William 169

Knight's (now Princes) Court, Brompton Road 8,37–8, Pl. 24b

Knightsbridge 1, 3, 4, 6, 33, 61, Pl. 19a
-, Rose (and Crown) inn 33, 34, 36; Nos. 127–151 8

Knightsbridge Fire Station 39

Knightsbridge Green 1, 3, 5, 7, 33, 34, 35, Pls. 4, 24c; No. 1 (Caltex House) 8, 35, 36, Pl. 24c

Knightsbridge Intersection Scheme 7, 17

Knightsbridge Mansions, Nos. 63–77 Brompton Road 7, 14

Knightsbridge Market 5, Pl. 10c

Knightsbridge Market Company 5

Knightsbridge Station 6, 7, 13,14, Pl. 14d

Knightsbridge Station Arcade 6

Knipe, Charles 188, 190

Knowles: Sir Francis 246; James 173

Knox, Father 191

^bKnox, J., and Dyke 128

Kodak Ltd., No. 59 Brompton Road 13, Pl. 22a, c