-
church off
Oxford Street, London. It has
sometimes been
referred to as the
Marybone Chapel or
Marylebone Chapel. The
chapel was
designed by
James Gibbs in...
- time of its construction, the
Earls of Oxford. It is best
known for the
Marybone Chapel, also
known as the
Marylebone Chapel or
Oxford Chapel, now St Peter's...
- much
changed compared to yesteryear. Also
nearby is
Atlantic Point and
Marybone halls of residence.
Scotland Road was
created in the 1770s as a turnpike...
-
Marylebone Gardens or
Marybone Gardens was a
London pleasure garden sited in the
grounds of the old
manor house of
Marylebone and
frequented from the mid-17th...
- Mary-le-bourne
became St Marylebone.
Other spelling iterations include Mariburn,
Marybone, and in
Samuel Pepys' diary, Marrowbone. The
suggestion that the name derives...
-
antient [ancient]
villages [among which]...
Paddington and [adjoining]
Marybone (Marylebone)."
During the 18th century,
several French Huguenots called...
- with
Halifax City Hall at the
northern end. The
church is
modelled after Marybone Chapel in Westminster, London,
which was
designed by
controversial architect...
-
Marybone Student Village:
Marybone (SV) 1
Marybone (SV) 2
Marybone (SV) 3
Sanctuary Students City &
Avril Robarts 817 LJMU
Marybone 1 LJMU
Marybone 2...
- Superlambanana,
facing the
Marybone student village and
Vauxhall Road...
- and
clerk of the
peace for Gloucestershire. His
father held a
lease on
Marybone House in the south-west
corner of
Gloucester from the city council, close...
