The Quarterly Review, Volume 266, Issue 527John Murray, 1936 |
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... Grosvenor House , Dorchester House , Londonderry House , Chesterfield House , Brook House , and Gloucester House at the Piccadilly end , remained as sentinels of an older régime . The changes that occurred after one war were still more ...
... Grosvenor House , Dorchester House , Londonderry House , Chesterfield House , Brook House , and Gloucester House at the Piccadilly end , remained as sentinels of an older régime . The changes that occurred after one war were still more ...
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... Grosvenor and henceforth became the town residence of his successor , until it was disposed of by the present Duke of West- minster . It is appropriately situated in the large area brought into the family by Mary Davies ' marriage to ...
... Grosvenor and henceforth became the town residence of his successor , until it was disposed of by the present Duke of West- minster . It is appropriately situated in the large area brought into the family by Mary Davies ' marriage to ...
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... Grosvenor House was full of treasures , the most spectacular of which were , I suppose , Gainsborough's famous ' Blue Boy ' and Reynolds ' ' Mrs Siddons , ' both of which are now in America . Grosvenor House stood at right angles to ...
... Grosvenor House was full of treasures , the most spectacular of which were , I suppose , Gainsborough's famous ' Blue Boy ' and Reynolds ' ' Mrs Siddons , ' both of which are now in America . Grosvenor House stood at right angles to ...
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