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Há 4 dias · Charlie Willis concludes, ‘According to homipi.co.uk, there are a total of 286 properties on Cadogan Place including 24 houses and 262 flats, with an average price of houses on this street at a reputed £11,101,529. This makes the freehold of 75 Cadogan Place a rare opportunity for a long-term investor or indeed a family looking to the future ...
Há 3 dias · 1966 Edward Charles Cadogan, now the Earl Cadogan, is born. 1998 Leaves Royal Air Force to join Cadogan Group. 2012 Becomes chairman of Cadogan Group.
Há 5 dias · Installed at no. 28 Beaufort St by Fr Kenelm Vaughan, bro. of Cardinal Vaughan, who bought site from Earl Cadogan 1886. Studio was converted into chapel but order proved short lived and was replaced by Sisters of the Adoration (below) 1898.
Há 3 dias · Nevertheless Municipal Reformers before 1939, and Conservatives after 1945, continued to control the council, and in 1963 the 7th Earl Cadogan was elected its last mayor. Arms and Insignia. The borough council noted in 1901 that it had no civic regalia and accepted the offer of a mace and mayor's chain from Earl Cadogan.
Há 3 dias · Occupants include: No. 41, Henry Vane, later 1st Earl of Darlington, 1734–9: his brother-in-law, 3rd Duke of Cleveland, 1740–2. 2nd Duke of Montrose, 1743–90. Maj.-gen. Sir Archibald Campbell, K.C.B., 1791. 3rd Baron (later 1st Earl) Cadogan, 1793–1800. Thomas Knox, latterly 2nd Viscount Northland and later 1st Earl of ...
Há 1 dia · Cadogan Square was built between 1877 and 1888. The west side, of 1877-84, had the greatest variety of houses, all variations on the same Flemish-influenced theme; nos 54-8 were designed by William Young in 1877 for Lord Cadogan, and Stevenson was largely responsible for the south side, built 1879-85.
Há 4 dias · Smith's charity by will proved 1828, £100 from William Gibbs by will proved 1833, stock bought by Earl Cadogan to clothe and educate 10 B and 10 G 1835, three-fifths of income from £2,500 left by Luke Flood for apprenticing 1 B and 1 G or clothing 2 B and 2 G and for prizes for catechism 1849, income from £200 given by Laetitia Rawlings for prizes 1867, and £200 left by Ann Hill 1881.
