1862 – Former Probate Registry, Cardiff Road, Llandaff, Wales
Grade 2 listed, and now in use as commercial offices.
From The Building News: “This building has a recessed porch communicating with a vestibule,
Grade 2 listed, and now in use as commercial offices.
From The Building News: “This building has a recessed porch communicating with a vestibule,
Published in The Building News, October 30th 1891. The church is mentioned in the Domesday Survey of 1086, but nothing earlier than the 13th Century remains and of this period only the chancel arch is in-situ.
“The building of which we give a view is in the course of erection for Messrs.
“Our principal illustration, this week, represents a mansion which is now being erected, near Nottingham, for the Duke of St.
“The design is in the Italian style of architecture. The site selected is a piece of land fronting a hospital in Hamilton-street,
A iron-framed double-decked bridge constructed 1859-63. Replaced in 1931.
Following a handwritten note by Giuseppe Garibaldi gifting the land to the church, this beautiful building as it stands today was built in 1863.
Designed in 1860 but not constructed until 1861-62, after the death of Benjamin Woodward in 1861,
Originally designed by Patrick Byrne, but he resigned the commission in 1863 (at this stage he was in his eighties).
Occupying one side of the street, this large shirt factory of McIntyre Hogg and Co.