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	Burlington House Interior Fabrics
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	Burlington House \| British History Online (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Burlington House.' Other representations of the gate seem to show that the double date was not in fact to be seen in the position Carter appears to suggest and it is uncertain what authority lies behind his note.
		The main entrance was to be arranged in the ground storey of Burlington House, the rest of which was to be allotted to the learned and scientific societies, and the wings were to be occupied by the University of London.
		Burlington House, not greatly altered, was to be taken for the Academy's offices, and galleries were to be built behind it, south of the London University building.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=41482 (19112 words)

	Homes of the Society - Burlington House (1857-1967)
		This wish was granted when the Royal Society was offered Burlington House in Piccadilly in 1856, and the Society moved in (with the Linneans and the Chemists) in 1857.
		This house was built in the 1660s by Sir John Denham, a wealthy architect and lawyer, and then passed through several generations of the Boyle family, beginning with Richard Boyle, first Earl of Burlington and elder brother of Robert Boyle FRS.
		During the Society's occupancy of the East Wing of Burlington House, the number of office staff grew from two to nearly 80, and the Library expanded until its books could be found in practically every room of the building.
	www.royalsoc.ac.uk /page.asp?tip=1&id=1063 (0 words)

	Oxford Hotels: Non smoking & luxury bed and breakfast hotel accommodation in Summertown, North Oxford, UK - A short ...
		Burlington House has been consistently awarded the highest accommodation rating and is now Five Stars Highly Commended under the new AA scheme.
		Burlington House is a large, Victorian merchant's house, dating from 1889.
		Burlington House is situated in Oxford's premier residential area of Summertown, North Oxford - less than five minutes ride by car or bus to the centre of the city.
	www.burlington-house.co.uk (0 words)

	History of Burlington House
		The original house was built for the reception of his new bride, Margaret Brooke, a niece of the Earl of Bristol.
		Little is known about the house or its occupants during the next forty years except that, in 1816, it was used to house the famous Elgin Marbles brought home from Greece by the archaeologist, Lord Elgin, pending their eventual transfer to the British Museum.
		The purpose was to house a new Royal Academy, the University of London, a museum of patented inventions, and to provide accommodation for "at least six of the principal learned and scientific societies who, by past usage, have acquired claims to be lodged at public expense".
	www.rsc.org /AboutUs/History/bhhist.asp (0 words)

	Burlington City Historical Information
		Burlington City, on the west bank of the Delaware, was, in the 18th century, the focal point of Quaker New Jersey.
		The Pearson-How, Cooper and Lawrence Houses typify the row and close-set, free-standing houses that characterized towns in central and southern New Jersey in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
		The Pearson-How and Cooper Houses belong to the Burlington County Historical Society; the Lawrence House belongs to the State of New Jersey, but is operated by the society.
	www.co.burlington.nj.us /info/history/township/burlingtoncity.htm (1587 words)

	Sunset House -- Burlington Vermont Bed Breakfast BB
		The Sunset House is a Burlington Vermont Bed and Breakfast with a warm home atmosphere in the historic Queen Ann style, conveniently located in downtown Burlington, Vermont.
		Built in the mid-1800s, and carefully restored in 1999 as a Bed and Breakfast by hosts Nancy and Paul Boileau, Sunset House retains its historic character as a boarding house in the early 1900s.
		Sunset House offers off-street parking; visitors can easily walk, bike or even roller blade to attractions in and around the Queen City of Burlington: The Church Street Marketplace, restaurants, Flynn Theater, Lake Champlain Waterfront, and much more within two or three blocks; minutes to historic parks, colleges, lake and mountain sunsets.
	www.sunsethousebb.com (150 words)

	Oxford Hotels: Non smoking & luxury bed and breakfast hotel accommodation in Summertown, North Oxford, UK - The ...
		Located in Summertown, North Oxford, UK, Burlington House is ideally positioned to be both close enough to easily reach Oxford's bustling City Centre by car or bus (or even on foot) and yet far enough away to be peaceful and suburban.
		Burlington House is ideally situated in Summertown, North Oxford, just a few minutes by car or bus (or even on foot) from the bustling city centre with its many attractions.
		Burlington House is easily to locate along the Banbury Road in Summertown - see our larger and more detailed location map.
	www.burlington-house.co.uk /location.html (320 words)

	Fire Destroys Burlington House
		Firefighters attempted to fight the fire from inside the house, but were forced outside by the intensity of the blaze.
		Lawrence said the house was damaged so badly from fire and water that it is not inhabitable.
		Although displaced by the fire, occupants of the house were able to stay with nearby family.
	www.firefightingnews.com /article.cfm?articleID=20470 (321 words)

	EXPO21XX - Burlington House
		Burlington House, a division of Burlington Industries Inc., is a complete resource for fabrics and consumer products.
		Burlington Interiors, a division of Burlington Industries, Inc., was formed to serve the contract, healthcare and hospitality textile market.
		At Burlington House Upholstery, we want to dress your home, help to define your personal style, and surround you with comfort.
	www.expo21xx.com /popup/1374.htm (215 words)

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		Burlington's most active 19th century housewright and cabinetmaker, William Lawrence (1799-1872) was the son of Eber Lawrence (1771-1855) and Lucy Burton Lawrence; WL's father was born in Hollis, New Hampshire, the son of Oliver and Mary Lawrence.
		The house burned to the ground in 1879 and was rebult for $1800 with town funds in 1880.
		The house was transferred to John and Ruth McNutt in 1949; Gordon and Helen Thompson in 1950; Oscar and Patricia Peters in 1955; James Aleskivitch and Clementine Marchant in 1962; Albert and Margaret Marchant and James and Sheila Aleskivitch in 1971; and Raymond Harris and Eugene McSweeney in 1982.
	www.burlington.org /clerk/archives/findaid/123/123h.htm (16718 words)

	Images of Chiswick House by Lord Burlington
		Burlington was recognized during his time (admittedly in part by his friends) as "The Apollo of the Arts" (Horace Walpole), a "modern Vitruvius" (Daniel Defoe), and "the Palladio and [Inigo] Jones of our times" (Scipio Maffei and Alexander Pope) (Harris, 5, 19).
		Burlington had seen Palladio's Rotonda in Vicenza, but scholars attribute Burlington's particular debt to Palladio's student, Vincenzo Scamozzi, especially his Rocca Pisani near Vicenza as well as his Villa Molini.
		Harris explains that Burlington saw in Palladio's Palazzo Thiene the "bugnato rustico type of rustication of stone, a sort of vermiculation, with its precedents in the Roman renaissance and antiquity" which Burlington applied "to Chiswick and elsewhere for the first time in England" (63).
	www.bluffton.edu /~sullivanm/england/london/chiswick/burlington.html (967 words)

	Burlington Free Press - Local Stories
		The three new Progressive House members came to the party because of Anthony Pollina, the party's gubernatorial candidate in 2000 and lieutenant governor candidate in 2002.
		When recruited to run for the House this year, Haas said yes, knowing Pollina had done well in her town in 2002.
		Thursday, at an organizational meeting for the six Progressive House candidates, a dapper Dowland in a dark suit with buzz-cut hair chuckled at being in a caucus with pony-tailed Zuckerman from Burlington.
	www.burlingtonfreepress.com /specialnews/election/203.htm (0 words)

	Places to See - City of Burlington NJ Historic Sites
		This house is undoubtedly the oldest building in Burlington County, and one of the oldest residences in New Jersey.
		It was constructed in 1685 by George Hutchinson, a wealthy Quaker distiller, and sold to Thomas Revell who used the house as an office from 1696 to 1699.
		She invited me to lodge at her house till a passage by water should offer; and being tired with my foot travelling, I accepted the invitation.
	www.tourburlington.org /SeeSites26-30.html (841 words)

	Burlington NC!
		The house achieved its present appearance when it was acquired by Nancy Moore Holt who, with her husband, constructed the main, two-story block of the house and apparently remodeled the rear one-story wing.
		Evidence suggests that this rear wing may be at least a portion of the house Mrs.
		Except for some minor alterations, the house is intact, displaying its profusion of turned and sawn embellishment that renders it the richest example of its style in the city."
	www.burlingtonnc.gov /index.asp?NID=663 (221 words)

	Burlington House, Summertown, Oxford
		Burlington House has been awarded the top quality rating of 'Five Diamonds' with the AA and a 'Silver Award for Excellence' with the English Tourism Council.
		Burlington House is a large, Victorian merchant's house, dating from 1889.
		Burlington House is situated in Oxford's premier residential area of Summertown; less than five minutes ride by bus or taxi to the centre of the city.
	www.smoothhound.co.uk /hotels/burling1.html (358 words)

	Burlington NC!
		"The Charles Horner House and Earl Horner House, built side by side on a single large tract, are apt reflections in their respective period revival and bungalow styling of personal achievements that epitomized Burlington’s great strides between the 1910s and 1930.
		These houses complement and enhance each other by their placement on a terraced tract.
		More importantly, the two brothers for whom they were built were leaders of Burlington during its most progressive period, in addition to operating a successful manufacturing company.
	www.burlingtonnc.gov /index.asp?NID=664 (197 words)

	Burlington House (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After approximately 300 metres you will come to a bollard in the middle of the road, closely followed by a second one.
		At this stage give a right turn signal as Burlington House is situated approximately 50 metres on the right hand side after the second bollard.
		Burlington House is a further 200 metres on the left hand side and is the last house on the road.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /burlingtonhouse/Map.html (179 words)

	Burlington House Hotel in Oxford - Hotel Reviews - TripAdvisor
		I would like to take the time later to write about our wonderful stay at the Burlington House, but until then I just want to let everyone know that it is a true gem and extremely clean.
		Burlington House is indeed outstanding and I'd agree with many of the other comments.
		Burlington House is as good as it gets for a comfy, small hotel for grownups.
	www.tripadvisor.com /Hotel_Review-g186361-d236821-Reviews-or10-Burlington_House_Hotel-Oxford_Oxfordshire_England.html (0 words)

	Amazon.com: "Burlington House": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It has been recognised that designs such as the Last Supper, or the Burlington House cartoon, which seem pre-eminently to embody that serenity and restraint which is associated with the summit of classical achievement,...
		Even if he was a little sceptical regarding Dorment's decision to frame Gilbert's works at Burlington House against 'fl crape' which, if giving a 'good fin de sicle decadent impression', nevertheless made it difficult for the audience...
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	Burlington House Hotel in Oxford - Hotel Reviews - TripAdvisor
		Under new management since the last time I stayed here (which was when the original refurbishers Tony and Royd were still there), the Burlington House is still a good value and very pleasant, convenient stay in North Oxford.
		Burlington House is located conveniently to Oxford city center.
		On arrival, we were greeted with a glass of fresh orange juice, and then given a full explanation of the working of the hotel, times for breakfast, etc.The room we were given was a spacious double room...
	www.tripadvisor.com /Hotel_Review-g186361-d236821-Reviews-Burlington_House_Hotel-Oxford_Oxfordshire_England-m10648.html (0 words)

	Burlington House Apartment Ratings, Reviews, Map, Rents, and other Philadelphia apartments for rent from ...
		Burlington Apartments was my first apartment and they made me feel very comfortable, safe, and welcomed.
		I have been living in the burlington apartments for six years.
		Burlington House is an apartment community located in Philadelphia, PA.
	www.apartmentratings.com /rate/PA-Philadelphia-Burlington-House.html (0 words)

	Publications for Sale
		Among the six appendixes are copies of Lyman Goodnow's account of taking Caroline Quarlls, an escaped slave, on her journey from the Burlington area of Spring Prairie to Canada, and Chauncey C. Olin's account of his taking the fugitive, Joshua Glover, on his journey from Waukesha, through Rochester, to Racine.
		A section of the booklet highlights the activities of Dr. Edward G. Dyer, of Burlington, whom Goodnow called the area's "Commander-in-chief" and "greatest and best friend to humanity." Also included is C. Olin's account of his speaking and singing trip through southeastern Wisconsin with former slave, "Lewis Washington," in the early 1840s.
		The school house in Burlington, now known as Whitman School, was one of the sites where "Washington" and Olin spoke and sang.
	www.burlingtonhistory.org /publications.htm (677 words)

	Ulysses S. Grant House
		In 1864, wishing to spare them from the physical stress of the War, he brought his family to Burlington, placing them in a house at 309 Wood Street.
		In April of 1865, Grant was invited to attend a play with President Lincoln and Mrs.
		On his way from Washington to Burlington, Grant received word that the President had been shot.
	08016.com /grant-house.html (130 words)

	Map and directions to Burlington House
		Burlington House is on the north side of Piccadilly midway between Piccadilly Circus and Green Park underground stations, opposite Fortnum and Mason.
		Burlington House surrounds a large courtyard which also houses The Royal Academy; after entering the gates you will find the Royal Society of Chemistry at the top right hand side of the courtyard.
		Map of Burlington House and The Royal Academy
	www.rsc.org /AboutUs/Contacts/BH.asp (0 words)

	The Ronald McDonald House of Burlington, VT
		The Ronald McDonald House Charities of Burlington is a "home away from home" for families with seriously ill children who seek treatment at Vermont Children's Hospital at the Fletcher Allen Health Care Facility.
		It is our aim to be a refuge for these families experiencing the stress and anguish of their loved one's illness.
		We try to offer a warm, caring atmosphere with staff and volunteers ready to listen, to relieve some concerns, and be supportive.
	www.rmh-vermont.org (0 words)

	House insurance
		Present in this house insurance text are a few fundamentals of things this broad subject has to present to whatever one which decides to understand more concerning it.
		However keep in mind, your deductible is the amount that leaves your pocket at time a loss occurs before your properties coverages agency begins to recompense, so certify you are able to pay your deductible in case you ever have to report damage.
		Whatever you have absorbed by studying this educational house insurance work is acquaintance that you may preserve for a lifetime.
	www.alecstreehouse.com /house-insurance-broker.html (652 words)

	Chiswick House - Lord Burlington - Great Buildings Online
		"Lord Burlington (1694-1753), the other central figure in the Palladian movement, had a more intellectual approach to Palladian principles.
		Not only a distinguished amateur architect and important patron, he became the acknowledged arbiter of taste in Palladian England.
		At Chiswick he added to his Jacobean mansion (destroyed) a smaller version of the Rotonda, Chiswick House, which also takes ideas from Scamozzi's Rocca Pisani (q.v.).
	www.greatbuildings.com /buildings/Chiswick_House.html (0 words)

	Burlington House Retail Products (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Add a little luxury and creativity to the one room in your home where you dream by night and awaken each day to another adventure.
		The new collection at Burlington House defines American Spirit with modern sensibility and vitality.
		Inspired by uncompromising elegance and modern sophistication, the new collection of Burlington House Retail Products encompasses the ease and spirit of the good life.
	www.burlington.com /companies/BH/retail_products.html (166 words)

	Springs Global - Burlington House
		That is the way to create perfectly coordinated looks that will set your home apart.
		For years, Burlington House home fashions have been sought after by those with the most discriminating taste.
		Colorful cording, accent buttons and a marvelous array of decorative pillows are hallmarks of Burlington House styles.
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