Survey of London: Volumes 31 and 32, St James Westminster, Part 2. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1963.
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BURLINGTON ESTATE LEASE TABLES
The numbers are as at present or (where sites have been merged) are those of the original sites in the present sequence. Where the present site arrangement differs radically from the original the numbers last in use when the original sites still existed are given (as in Boyle Street). Nineteenth-century alterations have sometimes made it necessary to give Horwood's enumeration (as in Swallow Street).
The information about leases is based on the Middlesex Land Register. This is supplemented and corrected by some counterpart leases of Lord Burlington's, recitals in a larger number of counterpart leases of the Duke of Devonshire, and rentals of c. 1770 and c. 1800, all at Chatsworth, and by a few original leases in various ownerships.
The information about first occupants is mainly based on St. James's parish ratebooks, G.E.C., D.N.B., Burke and other standard works of reference. The complete or partial absence of ratebook entries for 1725 and 1726 has sometimes necessitated imprecision in dates of residence at that period.
Unless otherwise stated, all the leases were from Lord Burlington alone, and included a two-year term at a 'peppercorn' rent.
The layout of the estate is shown on fig. 78, page 445.
| No. | Date of building agreement | Date of lease | M.L.R. reference | Term of years | Rent £ s. d. | Frontage | Lessee | Designation | Address | Associated builders or architects | First occupant | Period of residence |
| BOYLE STREET : NORTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| For the house numbered 1 Boyle Street by Horwood and later No. 22–3 Savile Row see that street | ||||||||||||
| 1 | 9 June 1734 | 1734/3/21 | 62 from Lady Day 1733 | 7 0 0 | 17' 9" | Edward Allen | carpenter | St. James's | Lord Sidney Beauclerk, son of the Duke of St. Albans, father of Topham Beauclerk | 1735–6 | ||
| 2 | do. | 1734/3/20 | do. | 5 0 0 | 14' 6" | do. | do. | do. | Mrs. Smith | 1738–42 | ||
| 3 | 10 March 1718/19 | 1722/3/303 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 11 0 0 | 30' | do. | do. | do. | Edward Allen, carpenter | 1721–35 | ||
| Girls' Charity School | 7 August 1719 | 1723/5/356 | do. | 21 13 0 | 126' | William Benny of St. James's, gentleman, and Trustees of the School | Supervised by Colin Campbell for Lord Burlington. For workmen see page 542. | Charity School | 1723 or 1725–1936 | |||
| Unnumbered site | 10 March 1718/19 | 1723/2/5 | do. | 4 5 0 | 34' | Rev. Joseph Smith, later Provost of Queen's College, Oxford | Doctor of Divinity | St. James's | Coach-house and stables | |||
| do. | do. | 1722/3/302 | do. | 3 2 0 | 37' | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | do. | |||
| BOYLE STREET: NORTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| For houses on corners of Old Burlington Street see Nos. 20 and 21 in that street | ||||||||||||
| 4 | Included in site of No. 20 Old Burlington Street | Edward Winn | 1722–42 | |||||||||
| 5 | do. | Johnson | 1724–7 | |||||||||
| For house on corner of Savile Row see No. 24 in that street | ||||||||||||
| CLIFFORD STREET: NORTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 1 | See sub Savil Row | |||||||||||
| 2 | An unbuilt site with No. 14 Old Burlington Street | |||||||||||
| 3 | See sub Old Burlington Street | |||||||||||
| Here is Old Burlington Street. For N. W. corner house see No. 24 in that street | ||||||||||||
| 4 | 25 September 1719 | 1721/1/16 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 10 0 0 | 20' | John Witt | bricklayer | St. Martin's in the Fields | Mrs. Twitty | 1721–3 | ||
| 5 | do. | 1721/1/14 | do. | 13 0 0 | 26' | do. | do. | do. | Francis Whitworth, M.P., Surveyor General of Woods and Forests | 1722–37 (on removal to No. 20 Savile Row) | ||
| 6 | 28 September 1719 (fn. 1) | 1723/1/208 | do. | 18 0 0 (fn. 2) | 36' | Samuel Bagenall | esquire | Barleston, Staffs. | (? Joshua) Fletcher, (fn. 3) Thomas Knight of St. James's, master builder, witness of assignment 1723 | Samuel Bagenall, esquire, or Lady Teynham, widow of 8th Baron | 1722–3 1724–30 | |
| 7 | 13 January 1719/20 | 1719/6/278 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 17 0 0 | 34' | Moses West | joiner | St. Mary le Savoy | Thos. Bedford of St. Andrew's, Holborn, bricklayer, witness of assignment 1720 (fn. 4) | Lt.-Gen. Richard Gorges, M.P. | 1721–8 (d.) | |
| 8 | 26 March 1719 | 1723/3/145 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | do. | do. | Thomas Walker | esquire | Inner Temple | Thomas Walker, M.P., Commissioner of Customs, Surveyor General of Crown Lands | 1721–48 (d.) | ||
| 9 | 28 September 1719 | 1720/6/173 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 20 0 0 | 40' | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | Earl of Harold, son of Duke of Kent | 1721–3 (d.) | ||
| 10 | do. | 1720/6/172 | do. | 11 0 0 | 23' | Rev. Hilkiah Bedford, nonjuror | clerk | St. Margaret's | Benjamin Timbrell, carpenter, witness to assignment 1723 (fn. 5) | Mrs. Anne Aspley (Apsley), widow | 1723–7 | |
| 11 | 10 March 1718/19 | 1722/2/234 | 61 from Lady Day (? 1719) | 15 10 0 | 31' | Nathaniel Green (of Dover Street and Walthamstow, Essex) | esquire | St. James's | Charles Tryon, esquire | 1722–9 (on removal to George Street) | ||
| 12 | 26 March 1719 | 1719/5/253 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 8 0 0 | 18' | Richard Richardson | carpenter | St. Anne's | Jeremiah Hancock of St. James's, brazier, assignee in 1720 (fn. 6) | Mary Hobson | 1720–1 | |
| (17 New Bond Street) | do. | 1722/6/237 | do. | 9 0 0 | 33 | Edward Sparkes | bricklayer | St. Andrew's, Holborn | Montague Wood, pastrycook | 1721–6 | ||
| CLIFFORD STREET: SOUTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| (15–16 New Bond Street) | do. | 1719/6/217 | do. | 15 10 0 | 41' | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | Charles, 4th Baron Cornwallis, Paymaster-General of Forces | 1720–22 (d.) | ||
| 14 | do. | 1719/6/216 | do. | 11 10 0 | 32' | do. | do. | do. | Col. Sir Edmund Elwell, bart., Comptroller of Excise | 1721–40 (d.) | ||
| 15a-d see Cork Street | ||||||||||||
| Here is Cork Street | ||||||||||||
| 15e | 26 March 1723 | 1724/6/341 1726/6/305 | 61 from Lady Day 1723 | 17 10 0 (after 4 years' peppercorn) | 35' | Benjamin Timbrell | do. | do. | John, 10th Baron St. John of Bletso | 1725–7 | ||
| 16 | do. | 1724/6/340 | do. | do. | do. | Joseph Stallwood | bricklayer | St. Giles in the Fields | Samuel (later 1st Baron) Sandys, M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer | 1725–42 | ||
| 17 | do. | 1724/3/145 | do. | 10 0 0 (after 4 years' peppercorn) | 23' | William Pickering | painter | St. James's | Charles Wither of Deane, Hants., M.P., Surveyor General of Woods and Forests | 1725/7–1731 (d.) | ||
| 18 | do. | 1724/3/144 | do. | 11 12 0 | 37' | Benjamin Timbrell and Joseph Stallwood | carpenter bricklayer | St. Martin's in the Fields St. Giles in the Fields | General Sir John West, 7th Baron (later 1st Earl) De La Warr | 1725/7–1740 | ||
| 19 | An unbuilt site held with No. 13 Old Burlington Street | |||||||||||
| CORK STREET: WEST SIDE ONLY | ||||||||||||
| (No. 15 a-d Clifford Street) | 24 March 1718/19 | 1720/6/168 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 12 8 0 | 30' | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | John Cookburn | 1724 | ||
| 2 | do. | 1720/6/166 | do. | 7 0 0 | 20' | Joseph Stallwood | bricklayer | St. Giles in the Fields | Jeremiah Hancock, brazier, mortgagee 1721 (fn. 7) | William Belitha | 1723–7 | |
| 3 | do. | 1720/6/167 | do. | do. | do. | William Pickering | painter stainer | St. James's | John Bannister, gentleman | 1723–7 | ||
| 4 | 10 March 1718/19 | 26 March 1719 | 1721/2/123 | do. | 9 13 6 | 21' 6" | (Colonel) Thomas Harrison | esquire | do. | Nicholas Dubois and building tradesmen, assignees 1721 (see page 489) | Jane Hammond, widow | 1725–40 (intermittently) |
| 5 | do. | Before 25 July 1721 | 1722/5/48 | do. (fn. 8) | 16 4 0 | 36' | do. | do. | St. Martin's in the Fields | Samuel, 1st Baron Masham, husband of Abigail, Queen Anne's confidante | 1725–36 | |
| 6 | 26 March 1719 | 1721/3/37 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 15 15 0 | 35' | (Doctor) Paul Buissière | surgeon | do. | Doctor Buissière or his son | 1720–39 | ||
| 7 | do. | do. | 1724/6/111 | do. | 9 13 6 | 21' 6" | (Colonel) Thomas Harrison | esquire | St. James's | do. | ?Colonel Harrison | 1720–2 |
| 8 | do. | 1723/6/378 | do. | 9 9 0 | 21' | Christian Cole | do. | do. | Christian Cole, former Resident at Venice, dilettante | 1720–7 | ||
| 9 | do. | 1722/3/305 | do. | 8 1 6 | 19' | Benjamin Wells | gentleman | do. | Benjamin Wells, gentleman | 1720–3 | ||
| 10 | 24 March 1718/19 | 1720/4/30 | do. | 8 18 0 | 21' | William Jackling | bricklayer | do. | Thos. Miller of Fulham and Caleb Miller of Hammersmith, brickmakers, mortgagees 1719 (fn. 9) | Henry Gardie, esquire, wine merchant. Also of Kensington | 1721–41 | |
| 11 | do. | 1720/4/29 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 8 10 0 | 20' | Robert Scott | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | do. | Doctor John Arbuthnot, friend of Pope | 1721–35 (d.) | |
| 12 | do. | 1722/3/304 | do. | 8 15 0 | do. | Dowager Lady Folliott, Baroness of Ballyshannon, widow of 3rd Baron | Lady Folliott | 1722–42 (d.) | ||||
| Here is Cork Street Mews | ||||||||||||
| 13 | 26 March 1719 | 1719/6/117 | do. | 6 0 0 | 20' | John Witt | bricklayer | St. Martin's in the Fields | Thomas Knight of Vine Street, joiner, witness of mortgage 1719 (fn. 10) | Thomas Mitchell | 1722–37 | |
| 14 | 10 March 1718/19 | 1720/5/351 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 5 0 0 | 19' | John Cox | gentleman | St. Andrew's, Holborn | Christopher Liddal | 1722–3 | ||
| 15 | do. | 1720/5/353 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Captain William Marcham | 1721–7 | ||
| 16 | do. | 1720/5/354 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Captain Prosper Brown | 1721–40 | ||
| 17 | 24 March 1718/19 | 1721/3/36 | do. | 6 6 0 | 21' | Rev. James Richardson | clerk | St. Martin's in the Fields | ?Thomas Knight of St. James's, joiner, mortgagee 1719 (fn. 11) | William Robinson or Lady Sherborne | 1723–34 1724 | |
| (18) | 26 March 1719 | 1721/6/216 | do. | 6 0 0 | do. | Rev. Joseph Smith (later Provost of Queen's College, Oxford) | Doctor of Divinity | do. | Matthew Barton, gentleman | 1720–7 | ||
| NEW BOND STREET | ||||||||||||
| 1 | 26 March 1719 | 1721/6/217 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 4 10 0 | 21' | Rev. Joseph Smith (later Provost of Queen's College, Oxford) | Doctor of Divinity | St. Martin's in the Fields | Rev. Dr. Smith or Ann Camen, widow | 1720–1724/6 1725/7–1735 | ||
| 2 | Before 20 June 1719 | 1719/4/86 | do. | 5 0 0 | 25' | Thomas Knight | joiner | St. James's | John Holdbrooke | 1720–34 | ||
| 3 | 10 March 1718/9 | 1720/5/355 | do. | do. | 19' | John Cox | gentleman | St. Andrew's, Holborn | John Oliver | 1721–47 | ||
| 4 | do. | 1720/5/350 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Lady Sherborne | 1721 | ||
| 5(stretching north of present frontage) | do. | 1720/5/352 | do. | 7 14 0 | 37' | do. | do. | do. | Lady Rouse | 1721 | ||
| Here are Nos. 6–16, reaching to Clifford Street. For Nos. 15–16 and 17 see that street | ||||||||||||
| 18 | 26 March 1719 | 1721/1/38 | do. | 0 17 0 (sic) | 34' | John Prince | master builder | St. Paul's, Covent Garden | Thomas, 6th Earl of Haddington | 1721–3 | ||
| NEW BURLINGTON STREET: NORTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 1 | 1 June 1736 | 5 June 1739 | 1739/3/83 | 62 from Michaelmas 1735 | 15 16 0 (fn. 12) | 19' 9" | William Gray and Richard Fortnam (lessors, Burlington and Job Jeffries of St. George's, Hanover Square. gentleman) | bricklayers | St. George's, Hanover Square | Thomas Knight, joiner, party to building agreement with Burlington, 1 June 1736; (fn. 14) Henry Flitcroft, mortgagee 1739 (fn. 15) | Mrs. Beckford, ?sister of William Beckford, Lord Mayor of London | 1744–1749 or 1750 |
| 2 | do. | do. | 1739/3/85 | do. | 16 0 0 | 20' 7" | do. | do. | do. | Thomas Knight, joiner, party to building agreement with Burlington (fn. 16) | Thomas Banks Hodgkinson | 1744–6 |
| 3 | 22 March 1736/7 | 1737/1/199 | do. | 16 16 0 | 21' | William Gray and Richard Fortnam | do. | do. | Robert Umpleby, carpenter, witnessed request for registration of lease 1737 | Richard Chandler, esquire | 1738–51 | |
| 4 | 1 August 1735 | 20 December 1735 | 1735/5/638 | do. | 28 16 0 | 36' | Henry Worsley | esquire | St. James's | Gray and Fortnam lessors with Burlington | Henry Worsley, former Governor of Barbados (1723–31) | 1738–40 (d.) |
| 5 | 1 August 1734 | 29 January 1735/6 | 1736/2/122 | do. | 24 16 0 | 31' | Anne. Dowager Viscountess Irwin | Gray and Fortnam lessors with Burlington. They and Thomas Knight parties to builders' agreement with Lady Irwin 1735. Nicholas Hawksmoor architect of interior | Lady Irwin, Lady of Bedchamber to Princess of Wales, authoress, and her husband, Colonel Douglas | 1738–64 (d.) | ||
| 6 | By September 1734 | 20 December 1735 | 1735/5/639 | do. | 25 12 0 | 32' | Israel Russell | painter stainer | St. George's, Hanover Square | Gray and Fortnam intended lessees September 1734, and parties to lease (fn. 17) | Joseph Townsend, esquire | 1738–51 |
| 7 | 30 April 1734 (fn. 13) | 9 September 1734 | 1734/3/215 | 62 from Lady Day 1734 | 20 16 0 | 26' | Edward Cock | carpenter | do. | Thomas Knight, joiner, lessor with Burlington | Alan, 2nd Viscount Midleton, joint Comptroller of Army Accounts | 1738–47 (d.) |
| 8 | 13 (recte 30?) April 1734 | 9 September 1734 | 1734/3/257 | 62 from Lady Day | 18 8 0 | 23' | John Clavering | esquire | St. George's, Hanover Square | Thomas Knight lessor with Burlington and party to building agreements with him and Clavering. For workmen see page 49on. Robert Morris examined work and witnessed receipts 1735–7 | John Clavering, M.P., of Chopwell, Co. Durham, Groom of Bedchamber to George II | 1738–62 (d.) |
| 9 | 30 April 1734 | 21 September 1734 | 1734/4/429 | do. | 17 12 0 | 22' | William Elliott | do. | do. | Thomas Knight lessor with Burlington | (Lt.-Col.) William Elliott | 1737–64 (d.) |
| NEW BURLINGTON STREET: SOUTH SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 10 | 25 August 1735 | 1735/4/81 | do. | 19 5 0 | 92' | Robert Umpleby | carpenter | do. | William Godfrey, mason, lessor with Burlington. Elevation of office wing to be approved by Daniel Garrett | Henry Grey (né Neville), of Billingbear, Berks., grandson of 2nd Lord Grey of Werke | 1738–40 (d.) | |
| 11 | 13 November 1733 | 1 July 1735 | 1735/3/148 | 61 from Lady Day 1735 | 16 10 0 (after one year's peppercorn) | 22' | William Gray and Richard Fortnam | bricklayers | do. | Robert Fisher, coffee-house keeper (Burlington Coffee House) | 1735–1740 or 1742 | |
| 12 | do. | 10 March 1735/6 | 1735/5/640 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | John Mackreth of Westminster, lime-merchant, mortgagee 1737 (fn. 18) | Mrs. Bristow (succeeded in 1743 by Robert Bristow, esquire, ?Commissioner of Board of Green Cloth) | 1738–41 |
| 13 | do. | 23 March 1735/6 | 1736/5/254 | 62 from Lady Day 1734 | 16 10 0 | do. | Israel Russell | painter stainer | do. | Gray and Fortnam lessors with Burlington | Lady Woodhouse (?Frances Wodehouse, widow) | 1738 |
| 14 | 24 March 1735/6 | 1736/5/255 | 62 from Michaelmas 1735 | 19 10 0 | 26' | do. | do. | do. | do. | Captain (later Lt.-Col.) the Hon. Charles Feilding, son of 4th Earl of Denbigh | 1737–42 | |
| 15 | 20 September 1737 | 1738/3/463 | do. | 13 8 0 | 18' | William Gray and Richard Fortnam | bricklayers | do. | Felton Hervey, esquire (?a son of 1st Earl of Bristol) | 1742–8 | ||
| 16 | 16 October 1735 | do. | 1738/4/466 | do. | 21 0 0 | 28' | do. | do. | do. | Henry Flitcroft, mortgagee 1738 and 1740 (fn. 19) | 8th Earl of Home, served in army abroad April 1743 | 1743 |
| OLD BURLINGTON STREET: EAST SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 1 (Queensberry House) | 1719 (see page 456) | 8 December 1719 | 1722/4/361 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 35 0 0 | 100' | Charles, 3rd Duke of Queensberry | Giacomo Leoni, architect, John Witt, bricklayer, builder. See page 455 | 3rd Duke of Queensberry | 1724–78 (d.) | ||
| 2 | 28 September 1719 | 1720/5/66 | do. | 14 14 0 | 21' | John Fa(u)lkner | bricklayer | St. James's | Benjamin Timbrell, carpenter, witness of assignment 1720 (fn. 20) | Thomas, Baron Paget, M.P., author | 1721–4 | |
| 3 | do. | 1720/5/67 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | 1721–30 | ||
| 4 | 25 September 1719 | 1721/3/73 | do. | 12 5 0 | 35' | Lady Mary Forrester | widow | Hampton, Middlesex | Benjamin Timbrell, carpenter, assignee 1722 (fn. 21) | Hon. Mrs. Anne Lumley, widow of Gen. Hen. Lumley | 1723–36 | |
| 5 | 28 September 1719 | 1721/1/197 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 12 5 0 | 35' | Joseph Stallwood | bricklayer | St. James's | Thomas Knight, joiner, witness of assignment 1722 (fn. 22) | Col. the Hon. William Egerton | 1723–32 (d.) | |
| 6 | do. | 1721/1/196 | do. | do. | do. | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. Martin's in the Fields | Richard Arundell (formerly Bellings), esquire, of Lanherne, Cornwall | 1722–5 (d.) | ||
| 7 | 25 September 1719 | 1720/6/169 | do. | 6 6 0 | 18' | Richard Jackling | bricklayer | St. James's | Thos. Miller of Fulham and Caleb Miller of Hammersmith, brickmakers, mortgagees 1720 (fn. 23) | Lady Sophia Duncombe | 1722–7 | |
| 8 | do. | 1720/6/170 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. William Forrest of St. Anne's, also mortgagee 1721 (fn. 24) | Mr. Guindot | 1722–3 | |
| 9 | do. | 1720/1/165 | do. | 7 7 0 | 21' | John Solly | joiner | do. | Thomas Richmond of St. James's, carpenter, witness of mortgage 1721 (and described as lessee of site in 1720) (fn. 25) | Thomas Clutterbuck, esquire, M.P., later Treasurer of Navy, of Ingatestone, Essex | 1723–39 (d.) | |
| 10 | do. | 1722/6/62 | do. | 8 15 0 | 25' | (Colonel) John Ligonier | esquire | do. | Colonel (later Field-Marshal, Earl) Ligonier | 1723–30 (on removal to N. Audley Street) | ||
| 11 | do. | 1723/3/336 | do. | 7 14 0 | 22' | Jane Cotton | spinster | St. Martin's in the Fields | Mr. Kreyenberg, Hanoverian Resident | 1722–c. 1727 | ||
| 12 | do. | 1721/3/72 | do. | do. | do. | Captain Sir George Saunders, M.P., later Admiral and Commissioner of the Victualling Office | knight | St. James's | Sir Thomas Hanmer, bart., M.P., former Speaker of House of Commons | 1723–7 | ||
| 13 | do. | 1722/3/105 | do. | 8 15 0 | 25' | (Lt.-Col., later Lt.-Gen.) Archibald Hamilton | esquire | St. Martin's in the Fields | Lt.-Gen. Hamilton | 1721–49 (d.) | ||
| 13a | do. | 1724/3/143 | do. | 7 0 0 | 20' | Hon. Mrs. Ann Britton | widow | Hon. Mrs. Britton | 1724–41 | |||
| Here is Clifford Street. North of that street Old Burlington Street was originally called Noel Street | ||||||||||||
| (3 Clifford Street) | do. | 1720/6/171 | do. | 7 7 0 | 21' | Thomas Knight | master joiner | St. James's | Hon. Col. William Egerton | 1721–3 | ||
| 14 | 26 September 1719 | 1720/5/356 | do. | 6 13 0 | 19' | do. | do. | do. | Thomas Knight, joiner | 1721–36 | ||
| 15 | 25 September 1719 | 1721/3/35 | do. | 7 0 0 | 20' | Solomon Legg | carpenter | do. | Nicholas Dubois lived here c. 1726–9 | Sir Humphrey Howard | 1723–4 | |
| 16 | 25 September 1718 (recte 1719?) | 1720/6/181 | do. | 5 12 0 | 16' | Thomas Sturt | do. | do. | Nicholas Blick of Lambeth, timber merchant, assignee in 1721 (fn. 26) | Robert Burch, tailor | 1721–4 | |
| 17 | 25 September 1719 | 1720/6/182 | do. | do. | do. | Joseph Nutkins | bricklayer | do. | Joseph Nutkins, bricklayer, or Mrs. Green | 1720–3 1724 | ||
| For site of building now numbered 18 Old Burlington Street and 25 Savile Row see Boyle Street, North side | ||||||||||||
| 18 | 25 September 1719 | 1720/5/365 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 5 5 0 | 16' | Richard Long | carpenter | St. James's | Thos. Miller of Fulham, brickmaker, mortgagee 1721 (fn. 27) | Thomas Murray | 1721–4 | |
| 19 | do. | 1720/5/367 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Eleanor Tollett | 1723–4 | |
| 20 (with site of Nos. 4 and 5 Boyle Street) | do. | 1720/5/366 | do. | 6 13 0 | 17' | do. | do. | do. | do. | Richard Long, carpenter, or Hugh Cox | 1722–4/5 1728–30 | |
| OLD BURLINGTON STREET: WEST SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 21 (with Nos. 13–14 Coach & Horses Yard) | do. | 1721/3/34 | do. | 19 0 0 | 41' | John Witt | bricklayer | St. Martin's in the Fields | Robert Hyde | 1722–4 | ||
| 22 | do. | 1721/1/15 | do. | 100' | do. | do. | do. | A stable yard (Nos. 22 and 23 built 1812) | ||||
| 23 | ||||||||||||
| 24 | do. | do. | do. | 9 10 0 | do. | do. | do. | John Witt, bricklayer, or Elizabeth Scott, widow | 1722–3 1724–35 | |||
| Here is Clifford Street. For S. W. corner house see No. 18 in that street | ||||||||||||
| 25 | 26 March 1723 | 1724/3/146 | 61 from Lady Day 1723 | 8 8 0 (after 4 years' peppercorn) | 21' | William(s) Ludbey | mason | St. James's | Benjamin Timbrell, carpenter, and Joseph Stallwood, bricklayer, assignees by November 1724 (fn. 28) | Lady Phillipa Pratt, widow, daughter of Earl of Abercorn | 1725/7–1735 | |
| 26 | 25 September 1719 | 1720/5/348 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 14 12 6 | 22' | Charles Dartiquenave | esquire | do. | Joiner's work by John Tufnell measured by James Horne 1721–2. Payment to Tufnell witnessed by Horne and Nicholas Dubois | Dowager Lady Romney, Lady of Bedchamber to Princess of Orange | 1725/7–1733 (On removal, as Countess of Hyndford, to Savile Row) | |
| 27 | do. | 1720/5/347 | do. | 16 5 0 | 25' | do. | do. | do. | Charles Dartiquenave, Paymaster of Works, friend of Pope | 1723–37 (d.) | ||
| 28 | 25 December 1719 | 1720/5/349 | do. | 14 12 6 | 22' | do. | do. | do. | Mrs. Elizabeth Neville | 1725/7–1736 | ||
| 29 | 28 January 1729/30 | 1729/3/402 | 61 from Lady Day 1725 | Peppercorn for Lord Burlington's life, then 39 0 0 | 61' 7" | General George Wade | Designed by Lord Burlington; main façade derived from Palladio design | General (later Field-Marshal) Wade | 1725–48 (d.) | |||
| 30 | 27 September 1719 | 1725/5/16 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 37 15 0 | 57' | William, 3rd Earl of Essex | Designed by Lord Burlington (for Lord Mountrath) | Sir Michael Newton, K.B. and bart., M.P. | 1725–43 (d.) | |||
| 31 | 25 September 1719 | 1722/3/306 | do. | 25 15 8 | 40' | Sir William Stapleton, M.P. | baronet | St. James's | Edward Strong, mason, mortgagee in 1724 (fn. 29) | Sir William Stapleton, M.P. | 1724 | |
| 32 | 25 September 1719 | 1726/2/195 | 61 from Michaelmas 1719 | 20 11 8 | 32' | Colin Campbell (the architect) | esquire | St. Martin's in the Fields | Campbell mentions finishing the house in his will, 1722. Kent illustrates chimney piece and ceiling, 1727 | Henry Pelham, M.P., later Prime Minister | 1722–32 | |
| 33 | 15 September 1720 | 1722/2/235 | 61 from Lady Day 1719 | 19 10 0 | 30' | Dowager Countess of Warwick (Joseph Addison's widow) | 7th Earl of Warwick | 1720–21 (d.) | ||||
| 34 | 7 March 1725/6 | 1726/1/16 | 61 from Lady Day 1725 (fn. 30) or 1726 (fn. 31) | Peppercorn | 47' 6" | Hon. Richard Arundell | esquire | St. James's | Campbell, architect. Kent witness of lease, and illustrates a room and chimney piece, 1727 | Hon. Richard Arundell, M.P., of Allerton Mauleverer, Yorks., Surveyor General of Works, etc. | 1720–49 (on removal to No. 29) | |
| SAVILE ROW: EAST SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 1 | 21 March 1731/2 | 61 from Lady Day 1731 | Peppercorn for Burlington's life, then 17 10 0 | 41' 6" | Bryan Fairfax | do. | do. | 'Design or plan' to be as 'laid down and approved' by Lord Burlington | Bryan Fairfax, Commissioner of Customs, dilettante. Also his brother Ferdinando | 1733–49 (d.) | ||
| 2 | 20 March 1731/2 | do. | do. | 35' | William Kent (the architect) | esquire | St. James's | 9th Earl of Huntingdon (husband of Selina, the Evangelical Countess) | 1735–40 | |||
| 3 | 19 April 1733 | 29 August 1733 | 1733/3/469 | 62 from Lady Day 1733 | 22 15 0 | do. | Benjamin Timbrell | carpenter | St. George's, Hanover Square | Hon. William Finch, M.P., uncle of Countess of Burlington; Envoy to Sweden; Vice-Chamberlain of Household | 1735–66 (d.) | |
| 4 | do. | 20 August 1733 | 1734/2/496 | do. | 15 15 0 | 25' | William Mantle | plasterer | do. | Thomas Spence | 1735–7 (succ. by Madam Spence) | |
| 5 | do. | 29 September 1733 | 1734/3/389 | do. | 12 12 0 | 21' | Sarah Heysham | widow | do. | Thomas Knight intended lessee in August 1733 (fn. 32) and party to lease to Mrs. Heysham | Col. Thomas Hatton of Alborne, Wilts. | 1736–67 |
| 6 | do. | do. | do. | 13 4 0 | 22' | William Pealing (Peeling) | gentleman | St. Martin's in the Fields | Thomas Knight party to lease | William Pealing, wine merchant | 1735–8 | |
| 7 | 29 October 1733 | 1733/4/6 | do. | 16 4 0 | 27' | William Blakesley | bricklayer | St. James's | Elizabeth Eliot, widow of Edw. Eliot of Port Eliot, Cornwall, esquire | 1735–8 and 1744–8 | ||
| 8 | do. | do. | 1733/3/497 | do. | 13 16 0 | 23' | Arthur Bilbey | brickmaker | St. Marylebone | Col. (later Lt.-Gen.) Thomas Howard, Governor of Berwick | 1735–53 (d.) | |
| 9 | do. | do. | 1733/3/467 | do. | 16 4 0 | 27' | William Hale | mason | St. George's, Hanover Square | Lord Polwarth, later 3rd Earl of Marchmont, M.P., diplomat | 1735–43 | |
| 10 | do. | 1733/3/466 | do. | 13 16 0 | 23' | do. | do. | do. | Frances Perris, spinster | 1735–59 | ||
| 11 | do. | 1733/4/7 | do. | 15 12 0 | 26' | Robert Scott | carpenter | do. | Henry Flitcroft, mortgagee 1733 (fn. 33) | Mrs. Elizabeth Warde of Squerryes Hall, Kent | 1735–54 | |
| 12 | do. | 1733/3/476 | do. | 18 0 0 | 30' | John Neale | do. | do. | William Poyntz, Consul-Gen. at Lisbon, merchant | 1735–48 (d.) | ||
| 13 | 29 October 1734 | 1736/1/394 | 62 from Lady Day 1733 | 13 16 0 | 23' | Executors of James Slater | plumber | St. James's | Francis Dayrell, esquire, of Shudy Camps, Cambs. | 1738–60 (d.) | ||
| 14 | do. | 1736/1/395 | do. | 20 8 0 | 34' | George Wyatt | bricklayer | do. | Robert Coke, esquire, M.P., of Longford Hall, Derbyshire, Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Caroline | 1735–50 (d.) | ||
| 15 | 30 May 1733 (fn. 34) | 16 November 1733 | 1733/4/8 | do. | 15 12 0 | 26' | William Gray and Richard Fortnam | bricklayer | St. George's, Hanover Square | Roger Morris examined joiner's bill January 1735/6. Earl of Pembroke acted for Countess of Suffolk in agreement with Gray | Henrietta, Countess of Suffolk, and her husband Hon. Geo. Berkeley, M.P. | 1735–67 (d.) |
| 16 | 29 October 1733 | 1733/3/498 | do. | 13 16 0 | 23' | Phillip Speed | locksmith | St. James's | Eleanor Wahup | 1735–47 | ||
| 17 | do. | 1733/3/468 | do. | 14 8 0 | 24' | Dennis Clough | bricklayer | do. | William Mantle, plasterer, (see No. 4) mortgagee 1735 (fn. 35) | Lord Robert Montagu, later 3rd Duke of Manchester, M.P., Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Caroline | 1735–9 (on succession to Dukedom) | |
| 18 | 30 May 1733 (fn. 34) | 16 November 1733 | 1733/3/510 | do. | 16 16 0 | 28' | Henry Keene | carpenter | St. George's, Hanover Square | Henry Flitcroft, mortgagee 1735–7 (fn. 36) | 2nd Duke of Atholl, Lord Privy Seal | 1736/9–1756 |
| 19 | do. | 29 October or 6 November 1733 | 1733/3/477 | do. | 15 0 0 | 25' | William Godfrey | mason | do. | John, Lord Carmichael, later 3rd Earl of Hyndford, diplomat, Lord of Bedchamber | 1735–6 | |
| 20 | 25 August 1735 | 1735/4/80 | 62 from Lady Day 1735 | 19 5 0 | 35' | ?Robert Umpleby | carpenter | do. | William Mantle, plasterer, (see No. 4) mortgagee 1735–7 (fn. 37) | Francis Whitworth, M.P., Surveyor General of Woods and Forests | 1737–42 (d.) | |
| For former No. 21 see No. 10 New Burlington Street | ||||||||||||
| Northern end (on site of street extension now fronted by present Nos. 23 and 25 Savile Row) | ||||||||||||
| 22–23 | 1 March 1733/4 | 1733/5/269 | 62 from Lady Day 1733 | 11 11 0 for lessee's life then 13 4 0 | 33' | John Boson | carver | St. George's, Bloomsbury | John Boson, carver | 1735–43 (d.) | ||
| SAVILE ROW : WEST SIDE | ||||||||||||
| 24 | 30 May 1733 | 16 November 1733 | 1733/3/508 | do. | 5 5 0 | 16' | Peter Vandercom and Edward Prestridge | masons | St. James's | Hon. Robert Byng, Paymaster of Navy, Governor of Barbados | 1735–6 | |
| 25–26 | do. | 1733/3/509 | do. | 15 0 0 | 65' | do. | do. | do. | Francis Commins of St. George's, Hanover Square, mason, mortgagee 1733 (fn. 38) | Hon. Sarah Osborn of Chicksands, Beds., widow, sister of above | 1735–41 | |
| 27 | Vacant site first built upon c. 1799 | |||||||||||
| 28 | 28 May 1733 | 48½ from Lady Day 1732 | 3 0 0 | 20' | Mrs. Jane Warner | pastrycook | do. | Vacant site, first built upon c. 1776 | ||||
| 29 | 24 June 1736 | 1736/3/59 | 59 from Lady Day 1736 | 2 17 0 | 19' | Thomas Knight | joiner | do. | Fronts to follow elevation appended to Lord Burlington's leases. Bartholomew Hammond of St. Clement's Danes, timber merchant, witness to mortgage 1736 (fn. 39) | Thomas Knight or Mrs. Browne | 1736 1738 | |
| (I Clifford Street) | do. | 1736/2/438 | do. | 3 3 0 (after one year's peppercorn) | 21' | do. | do. | do. | Thomas Knight or Mr. Newton | 1736 1738–57 | ||
| SWALLOW STREET | ||||||||||||
| Brewhouse, later Nos. 106–8 | 29 September 1733 | 1738/5/260 | 61 from Lady Day 1732 | 28 2 0 | 89' 6" | Nathaniel Lister | brewer | St. James's | Nathaniel Lister (for brewhouse) | 1734–1754/7 | ||
| 109 | Henry Webster | 1734–5 | ||||||||||
| 110 | 15 September 1733 | 1738/5/259 | do. | 6 2 6 | 17' 6" | do. | do. | do. | William Webb | 1735–6 | ||
| 111 | 29 September 1733 | 1738/5/261 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Robert Burton | 1735–6 | ||
| Here are Mews | ||||||||||||
| 112 | do. | Thomas Knight | John Bois | 1734–6 | ||||||||
| 113 | 29 August 1733 | 1733/3/427–32 | do. | 6 6 0 | 18' | Thomas Knight | James Sword | 1735 ('broak and run away') | ||||
| sic 114 | 4 2 0 | 14' | joiner | do. | Andrew Pattison | 1735–47/9 ('poor') | ||||||
| 114 | 5 16 0 | 18' | Boyle Bennit | 1735–39/46 | ||||||||
| 115 | do. | do. | William Lovidge | 1736–39/46 | ||||||||
| 116 | 4 2 0 | 14' | Thos. Ripley, mortgagee of No. 116 in 1744 (fn. 40) | Francis Brown | 1735–39/46 ('poor') | |||||||
| 117 | 7 0 0 | 20' | Francis Harris | 1735 | ||||||||
| 118 | Before December 1732 | do. | do. | do. | do. | Mortgages witnessed by Charles Griffith of Bedfordbury, joiner. (fn. 41) | George Lewis | 1735–8 ('poor') | ||||
| 119 | Thos. Ripley, mortgagee 1746 (fn. 42) | James Rigby | 1735–39/46 | |||||||||
| Here is New Burlington Street | ||||||||||||
| 120 | Before September 1737 | do. | do. | do. | do. | Edward Phillips | 1735–39/46 | |||||
| 121 | Ralph Harrison | 1734–47/9 | ||||||||||
| 122 | 20 February 1733/4 | 1734/1/2–6 | do. | 3 11 0 | 16' | do. | do. | do. | Richard Brown | 1735–39/46 | ||
| 123 | 4 0 0 | 17' | William Brown | 1735–39/46 | ||||||||
| 124 | 5 19 0 | do. | William Ball | 1735–6 | ||||||||
| 125 | 6 6 0 | 18' | John Husband | 1735–68/73 | ||||||||
| 126 | do. | do. | Thomas Adams | 1735 | ||||||||
| 127 | 20 July 1733 | 1733/3/217 | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | do. | Dimmock Morris | 1734–5 | ||
| 128 | do. | 1733/2/216 | do. | 9 0 0 | do. | do. | do. | do. | George Hawkeswell | 1734–5 | ||