
Fitzroy Square
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Fitzroy Square".
Oct 29, 2026
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883-Various
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20:26Betty B.NARRATOR
The rental of these houses is about 11 shillings to 11 shillings 6 pence per week.
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20:32Betty B.NARRATOR
Mr. Roland Plum, FRIBA, of 13 Fitzroy Square West, is the architect.
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20:40Betty B.NARRATOR
Building and Engineering Times End of Section 3
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20:52Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
section four of scientific american supplement number four hundred fifteen december fifteenth eighteen eighty three Enlarging on Argentic Paper and Opals by a goodall footnote read before the dundee and east of scotland photographic association the process of making gelatino bromide of silver prints or enlargements on paper or opal has been before the public for two or three years now and cannot be called new but still it is neither so well known nor understood as such a facile and easy process deserves to be and i may just say here that after a pretty extensive experience in the working of it i believe there is no other enlarging process capable of giving better results than can be got by this process when properly understood and wrought as the results that can be got by it are certainly equal to those obtainable by any other method while the ease and rapidity with which enlarged pictures can be made by it place it decidedly ahead of any other method i propose to show you how i make a gelatino bromide enlargement on opal Mr. Goodall then proceeded to make an enlargement on a 12 by 10 opal using a Psyopticon burning paraffin.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883-Various
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24:19speaker_17NARRATOR
The rental of these houses is about 11 shillings to 11 shillings 6 pence per week.
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24:25speaker_17NARRATOR
Mr. Roland Plum, FRIBA, of 13 Fitzroy Square West, is the architect.
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24:33speaker_17NARRATOR
Building and Engineering Times End of Section 3
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24:45Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
section four of scientific american supplement number four hundred fifteen december fifteenth eighteen eighty three December 15, 1883.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 415, December 15, 1883-Various
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19:51Betty B.NARRATOR
The rental of these houses is about 11 shillings to 11 shillings 6 pence per week.
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19:57Betty B.NARRATOR
Mr. Roland Plum, FRIBA, of 13 Fitzroy Square West, is the architect.
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20:05Betty B.NARRATOR
Building and Engineering Times End of Section 3
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20:17Ginny RosarioNARRATOR
section four of scientific american supplement number four hundred fifteen december fifteenth eighteen eighty three December 15, 1883 by Various enlarging on argentic paper and opals by a goodall footnote read before the dundee and east of scotland photographic association the process of making gelatino bromide of silver prints or enlargements on paper or opal has been before the public for two or three years now and cannot be called new but still it is neither so well known nor understood as such a facile and easy process deserves to be and i may just say here that after a pretty extensive experience in the working of it i believe there is no other enlarging process capable of giving better results than can be got by this process when properly understood and wrought as the results that can be got by it are certainly equal to those obtainable by any other method while the ease and rapidity with which enlarged pictures can be made by it place it decidedly ahead of any other method i propose to show you how i make a gelatino bromide enlargement on opal Mr. Goodall then proceeded to make an enlargement on a 12 by 10 opal using a Psyopticon burning paraffin.
S4 E5: The Smugglers
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32:51William HartnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, look, I'll take a little bet with you, eh?
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32:52Michael CrazeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
London, 1966, Fitzroy Square.
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32:55William HartnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes, I think it's quite normal.
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32:57William HartnellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes, the temperature's all right.
Virginia Woolf
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6:39Ruby HartHOST
The gatherings he had helped establish continued, but his absence altered their emotional center.
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6:45Ruby HartHOST
In 1907, Vanessa married Clive Bell, while Virginia and Adrian moved to Fitzroy Square.
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6:53Ruby HartHOST
The siblings' lives were separating without breaking the connections that sustained them.
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6:59Ruby HartHOST
Around 1908, Virginia began sustained work on the book that would eventually become The Voyage Out.