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fortifications at Portland Castle and Southsea Castle. He was also employed as a clerk of works in the offices of Sir Charles Barry. Richard Roach Jewell was born in

retaining wall up to 5 feet thick. The design by James Manning, the Clerk of Works, now forms the eastern section of the building. The functions of the

to make watercolour copies of the murals; and Thomas Crofton Croker, clerk of works at Westminster and an amateur artist, made his own somewhat more complete

was a British architect working mainly in Bristol. His father was a clerk of works for Sir Robert Smirke, and Pope succeeded him, also working for C.R

a site chosen for a cut through the sea. In 1874, Charles Manning (Clerk of Works) had the cut built by the last of the convicts from the Bunbury depot

Matheson (1808–1877) was a Scottish architect operating for some time as Clerk of Works for Scotland and playing a major design role in many buildings, especially

Dyce RA and architecture with CJ Richardson FRIBA. He then became of clerk of works with the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers. In 1854 he married and sailed

second half of the 19th century. Born in Valletta, he was initially a clerk of works with the Royal Engineers, before becoming the Head of the Civil Service

Clogher 1894–1909 (born 1840). 19 March – Charles Guilfoyle Doran, Clerk of Works at St Colman's Cathedral, Cobh (born 1835). 24 March – William Lundon

as assistant to Sir George Gilbert Scott from 1847 to 1864. He was clerk of works on the Albert Memorial in London, and worked under Scott's supervision

Brotherhood in Ireland from the middle of the 19th century. He was also Clerk of Works on the construction of St. Colman's Cathedral in Cobh, County Cork.

life.[citation needed] Fowler's initial appointment in Durham was as Clerk of Works at Durham Cathedral in succession to E.R. Robson. In 1870 he became

Cathedral 1391 Prebendary of Ballingthorpe in Hereford Cathedral 1393 Clerk of Works in Hereford Castle 1401 Treasurer of the Royal Household 1405 - 1407

Academy Schools. In 1781-2 he was employed (under Chambers) as assistant clerk of works at Somerset House. Around 1788, Reveley travelled in Greece to make

architect to Trinity College, Dublin. He succeeded Benjamin Holebrook as clerk of works at Trinity College in 1850. Shortly afterwards he became the official

relationship. On his return, Wren worked for his father as a clerk-of-works. He became Chief Clerk of Works in 1702 (to 1716). In 1708, he laid the last stone of

Joseph Henry Good (1775-1857) was an English architect who was clerk of works at the Tower of London, Royal Mint, Kensington Palace and the Royal Pavilion

founding member of the Winnipeg Board of Trade. From 1900 to 1911, Hay was Clerk of Works at St. Andrew's Lock. He was an unsuccessful candidate for the federal

grandfather was an interpreter between the Scottish and English. He became clerk of works with the Board of Ordnance aged 19, and was assigned to the Royal Engineers

sons and five daughters) of Welsh cabinet maker and carpenter, later clerk of works on the estate of the Earl of Eldon at Stowell Park, then builder, Edgar

architects Austin and Paley, with a local man, Herbert Jackson, acting as clerk of works and consulting architect. The foundation stone was laid on 28 September

worked in London, sailing to Perth in 1850 to assume the position of the Clerk of Works in the Comptroller-General's office in Western Australia. In this role

Wenceslas Hollar and was employed at Audley End House as assistant to the Clerk of Works. In 1676, he embarked on a detailed set of architectural engravings

business, no doubt aided by the governor's patronage. Blaiklock was Clerk of Works of the Royal Engineers department from 1830 to 1843. He designed the

In his twenties, Wyatt was master carpenter and later Robert Adam's clerk of works at Kedleston Hall in Derbyshire, which was a landmark in English neoclassical

found to be defective in construction and materials used. Though the Clerk of Works was found negligent in his oversight of the contract, Hamilton's reputation

the title Clerk of Works of the Colonial Works Office, where he served until he retired in 1884. James Manning was also made a Clerk of Works and worked

experience surveying the River Weaver became invaluable. He was made clerk of works on the Trent and Mersey Canal, and made the parliamentary map of the

in 1871 and took until 1874. The architect was William Spence, the clerk of works was William Henderson and the foreman joiner was Robert Girdwood. In

and Clerk of Works, under Sir Christopher Wren. At Greenwich-Hospital he was, from the Beginning 'till a short time before his death, Clerk of Works. In

(1819–92), architect, was born in Dalmeny and later succeeded his father as clerk of works to the Dalmeny Estate. Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery (1847–1929)

affinity. Edward IV appointed him Cofferer to the Household and later Clerk of Works, where he was a reliable civil servant to the palatial royal household

and criticising progress being made on one of his churches, for the clerk of works to reply, "You know Mr Scott, this is not your church, this is Mr Street's;

clerk of works rather than A.n.A's corporate actions. Third, Phang found that the positive policy consideration Tan appointed himself as a clerk of works

(District Engineer), Rev. G.A. Williamson (OMF, Tapah), Mr. Sales (Clerk of Works), Miss Dove and Miss Anne L.P. Griffith-Jones. The history of ASC dates

needed] John James added a third storey in 1726 for Thomas Rowland, the Clerk of works to Windsor Castle.[citation needed] James continued extension and alteration

There, he joined the Lands Department in 1863 and became the chief clerk of works, under the Colonial Architect Charles Tiffin. On 27 April 1865, he married

at Nine Elms Locomotive Works (1886-1889), and was draughtsman and clerk of works at Poplar Station of the Commercial Gas Co from 1890 to 1896, after

Billy The Fast Lady (1962) - Angry Motorist Doctor in Distress (1963) - Clerk of Works (uncredited) The Chalk Garden (1963) - Shop Clerk Scars of Dracula (1970)

alumnus of the Cathedral School, and carried out in 1714 by Thomas Naish, Clerk of Works to the cathedral, to provide a classroom and further dormitories for

William Weir in 1808. In 1861 a plan was drawn up by Robert Matheson, Clerk of Works for Scotland for a larger, more square garden, centred upon a memorial

catastrophe, met a premature death, viz Mrs. Thompson, wife of the Clerk of Works, and two children A young female emigrant named Watts, who was proceeding

Battista Alberti, Giulio Romano, and Rubens. At Mantua, Fancelli became clerk of works and supervisory architect for the churches of San Sebastiano (1460)

Matthew Cogan (plaster and stuccowork) Quantity surveyor Thomas Dennell (clerk of works) Renovating team Architect(s) Daniel Murphy (1896-98) Engineer Robert

disagreements between Wood and Allen led to his dismissal and Wood's Clerk of Works, Richard Jones, replaced him and made some changes to the plans, particularly

vacant post of Clerk of Works of Windsor Castle. In May 1898 The London Gazette announced his conformation in the post of Clerk of Works of Windsor Castle

James G. Gamble, principal city architect with Belfast Corporation, was clerk of works for the erection of the City Hall circa 1896–1906. The city hall in

Scriven Park (Knaresborough), and Aldby Park. In later life, he was clerk of works at Colen Campbell's Newby Park (Baldersby Park) in 1720–1, and, from

brick walls. Work on the building began in the Spring of 1873, when a clerk of works was appointed. Holloway’s wife, Jane Holloway, laid the first brick

Asylum and Corbar Hall. Fellow architect Robert Rippon Duke was the Clerk of Works for the hotel's construction and he designed the grand marble-decorated

Robert Stickells (died 1620) was an English architect and clerk of works. Stickells was first recorded working to clear obstacles from the harbour at Dover

architect was Robert's brother John Adam and James Salisbury was the Clerk of Works. The master masons in charge of the construction were John Wilson and

Culloden Tower, Raby Castle, and Banqueting House. Garrett started as a clerk of works, then in 1735 set up his own practice in the North of England. He worked

by the building contractors D. O'Neill and Son, with C. Heywood as clerk of works. The chapel was Grade II listed in 1995. In 1998, a monument was placed

project to record interviews of Helmingham estate workers, such as the Clerk of Works and Farm Manager who were employed over 30 years ago. Another Framsden

elder brother, the architect John Buonarotti Papworth, and acted as his clerk of works until 1804. He moved to Ireland in 1806 and took charge of the Circular

In 1837 he went to Moreton Bay, where his father had been appointed clerk of works, and accompanied him on explorations to the west and north of Brisbane;

Ilfracombe. Scamp subsequently worked with Wyatville, serving as a Clerk of Works during the reconstruction of Windsor Castle for over a decade. In 1838

part in the early trade union movement in 1834. Hardwick was appointed Clerk of Works at Hampton Court by King George III, following which he also work at

under the Governor's displeasure in 1856. Alexander Dawson, previously Clerk of Works in Hobart town under the Governor of Tasmania, Sir William Denison,

the building was not completed until 1692. Sir John Soane, who was clerk of works in the early part of the 19th century, designed and constructed a new

John Wilson (English architect) (1781–1866), British Board of Ordnance clerk of works and architect in Guernsey John A. Wilson (topographical engineer) (1789–1833)

church and the house were extended in 1874. A belfry, designed by the Clerk of Works at Lincoln Cathedral, was added in 1949. The canons later came from

addition of symmetrical wings by Thomas Fort, a master carpenter and royal clerk of works who had worked under Christopher Wren at Hampton Court. Much remodelled

Chief Superintendent, Hampshire Constabulary. Edward Arthur Cooper, Clerk of Works, National Institute for Research in Dairying, Reading. Hilda Cope, Managing

at the time, was planned to be a luxury hotel resort complex. Sert’s clerk of works, Antonio Ferran signed off on his projects back in Catalonia to get

Your grateful servants, Baboo PURSHOTAM HURJEE PURMAR, Overseer and Clerk of Works, on behalf of your Workmen. Dated at Tsavo, 30 January 1899." Patterson

Ioan Evans was born in Llanelli, the son of Evan Evans, a builder and clerk of works and his wife. He was educated at Llanelli Grammar School and the University

not known whether Prior used a traditional contract system, or the clerk of works and day labour approach he operated at Home Place, Kelling and the Burton

newspapers and coins. The cathedral's builder was G. W. Booth and the clerk of works was Edwin Morgan. St Mary's Episcopal Cathedral has four main doors:

(from 1878 to 1883). Scott had earlier employed his pupil, Bignell, as clerk of works at Dorchester [from 1859]. In 1993 a Union Jack that had been draped

baseball player in the US Charles Guilfoyle Doran (1835–1909), Fenian and clerk of works for the building of Cobh Cathedral, lived in the town most of his life[citation

1879, and worked for the South Australian Government for a year as clerk of works, then for a private firm, then opened his own architectural practice

courthouse was the earliest major Queensland work of Tiffin, who was Clerk of Works for Moreton Bay, and became the first Queensland Colonial Architect

George's Hanover Square. In 1775 he joined the Royal Office of Works as Clerk of Works at the Tower of London, largely a sinecure; in 1780 the clerkship at

are traceable to Erhardt van der Meer, Lotter's senior clerk of works. The first clerk of works during the construction was Paul Widemann until his death

Principal Architect was called the Superintendent of Public Works or Clerk of Works or Director of Public Works. Refer to Public Works Department (Western

decided to remain in Malta, and he was therefore appointed Temporary Clerk of Works, receiving an annual wage of £60. He continued to hold several positions

building work was done by the friars themselves, with a brother acting as clerk of works. The noted architect Edward Welby Pugin (1834–1875) was appointed to

one of the first professional English architects, who had served as Clerk of Works for the royal palace at nearby Greenwich – the Palace of Placentia.

was a stonecutter, teacher, lay preacher, businessman, stonemason and clerk-of-works. As a stonemason, Price helped to build the Parliament House of South

Blondel's Architecture Française (1752). The works were superintended as clerk of works on site by James Clephan, who had been clerk of the works at the Liddell

Papworth, and Wyatt Papworth. His brother George Papworth acted as his clerk of works until 1804 and then practised as an architect in Ireland. He died on

one of his very first architectural commissions, and F.R. Fisher, clerk of works for Salisbury Cathedral, for Mr Sampson Payne, the client, a glass and

Howard Seth-Smith and A. R. G. Fenning, later acting as the practice's Clerk of Works. He was later for a time part of the practice of George Elkington, and

construction Architect(s) Edmund Blacket (1855-1859) James Barnet (Clerk of Works) T. E. O’Mahony Other designers Rudolf von Beckerath (1972 organ) Ronald

11 November 1914, the son of George Whalley Dainton (born 1857), a Clerk of Works to a building contractor, and his second wife Mary Jane Bottrill, as

Staines to Teddington, were drawn up. Stephen Leach took over the post of Clerk of Works for the First District in 1802, following the retirement of Charles

appointed by Bronwen Lloyd-Williams in 1963, held the position of Clerk of Works until 1993. He oversaw a significant extension of the school buildings

was sought by William of Wykeham, bishop of Winchester, who had been clerk of works at Windsor Castle from 1356 to 1361. On 29 August 1390 Yevele was made

friends. Paine’s first professional job, aged only nineteen, was as the Clerk of Works supervising the building of Nostell Priory, Yorkshire (c.1737–1750)

friends. Paine’s first professional job, aged only nineteen, was as the Clerk of Works supervising the building of Nostell Priory, Yorkshire (c.1737–1750)

the contractor, the head of the Public Works Department, the projects clerk of works and Lawson himself – gave evidence to support their competence. The

Lands Department before entering private practice. In 1863, he became clerk of works in the Office of the Colonial Architect and was appointed as Superintendent

August 1863 as the wall was nearing completion, William Coles, the first clerk of works for the Colonial Architect, initiated a substantial works programme

variously a gardener, sacristan, tailor, porter, cook, carpenter, and clerk of works on the new buildings at Caposele. At 27, Majella was controversially

Plymouth Breakwater. Through this work he was recommended to the post of clerk of works on the Rideau Canal, in Canada. Mactaggart arrived in Canada in August

from Auckland University. Ron went to Rarotonga in the Cook Islands as Clerk of Works for the New Zealand colonial Government's Public Works Department in

Chapel Road (1859) Single Officers' Quarters, Warrior Square Road (1860) Clerk of Works House, Warrior Square Road (1861) Married Officers' Quarters, The Terrace

the final design work, Hockings departed to Rockhampton as the firm's clerk of works. In 1895 he was elected an Associate of the Queensland Institute of

articled to Thomas Fulljames (1808–1874) in Gloucester and acted as clerk of works for the latter's Edwards College, South Cerney (Glos) in 1838–39. He

Minster, survey and repairs 1770-3 and 1794–97; Joseph Halfpenny was clerk of works on this project Sheffield Cathedral of St. Peter, alterations 1773–5;

in Salisbury, Wiltshire in 1952. His parents were James Blair Imrie, clerk of works (who had been born in Edinburgh) and Alice Stallwood. (He is not the

Norfolk architect Matthew Brettingham, who was employed as the on-site clerk of works. Brettingham was already the estate architect, and was in receipt of

2009. Mason had a number of staff at this busy time, including his clerk of works, Nathaniel Wales. By the end of 1863 he had bought land in London Street

were joined by assistant surveyor Edward Jollie and Thomas Brunner as Clerk of Works. During the following six months, Jollie surveyed and drew up town plans

the architecture, but its decoration, fittings and furnishings. The Clerk of Works and builder of St Chad's was George Myers. St Chad's replaced a smaller

Comptroller General of Convicts wife and child two servants James Manning 36 Clerk of Works Jane Manning wife James Manning child one other child servant employed

which his son Christopher retired in 1716 after losing his post as Clerk of Works. Several of Wren's descendants would be buried there in the Church of

appointment and Longbotham was appointed as both chief engineer and clerk of works. By April 1773 the canal was open between Bingley and Skipton. In 1774

of Edinburgh, his elderly father, William Chesser (1757-1849), being Clerk of Works there. After spending some years working on the Revesby House estate

Construction began in 1861, under the supervision of James Manning – Clerk of Works to the Convict Establishment and the Twentieth Company of Engineers

apprentice Isaac Ware employed in the Works Office and Robert Hardy as Clerk of Works. The first stone was laid on 24 May 1722, and by 7 December that year

Thomas Newenham Deane and Benjamin Woodward. In 1856 he was sent as clerk of works to Oxford where he had the opportunity of studying mediaeval architecture

professional architect". Club director Thomas Turley, a builder, acted as clerk of works, and it is estimated the club saved more than £2,000 in professional

of Kirkurd in Peebleshire in February 1809, the son of John Notman a clerk of works, and his wife Margaret Kemp. The family moved to Northfield Cottage

Dean and Son of Leftwich, with Joseph Cookson of Tarporley acting as clerk of works. Stone was obtained from a quarry about 1 mile (2 km) to the west of

main house, was added at the same time, under the supervision of a clerk of works called Roberts. The Lake and water supply reservoir were made between

Isaac Wills (carpenter) (1719-32) Quantity surveyor Michael Wills (clerk of works and accountant) Main contractor Moses Darley (stonecutter) and William

November 1789 and the summer of 1791. John Patterson, Robert Adam's Clerk of Works in Scotland, who later became a competent architect in his own right

the people of London. Geoffrey Chaucer was employed at Kennington as Clerk of Works in 1389. He was paid 2 shillings. Kennington was the occasional residence

Gilbert Scott, working with Edward Robert Robson (who went on to serve as Clerk of Works at the cathedral for six years). In 1874 Scott was responsible for the

player Mick Malone and Inagh man, Joe Leyden. Joe was the County Council clerk of works for the county and through him Seán Reid got to know every active traditional

a well known public architect who was appointed to the position of Clerk of Works of Moreton Bay in 1857 and in 1859 he became the first Queensland Colonial

request, the first prize was recorded as his, with Hockings appointed clerk of works. Edwin Morton Hockings (1870–1942) was to have a long association with

Redcliffe Street, Elisha declared to the architect, the builders and the clerk of works: "Gentlemen, I have the finest printing factory in the West of England

wader, song thrush and the little ringed plover, with an Ecological Clerk of Works appointed to 'ensure compliance with Ravenscraig Ltd.’s aims and objectives

local materials by local labour, under the direction of Randall Wells, clerk of works at All Saints' Church, Brockhampton. The church was planned by the Lord

Carlton-in-Cleveland, Yorkshire 1896–97 designed by Temple Moore with Scott as clerk of works Liverpool Cathedral Liverpool 1903–60 completed posthumously in 1978

construction of roads and bridges in Victoria was initially held by the Clerk of Works. In 1844 a Superintendent of Bridges was appointed, who shared responsibility

predating the Crystal Palace. Gibson Kyle, Dobson's nephew, was the clerk of works on this project. In 1830, the Newcastle City Council rejected Richard

1993 1993 Built as a kitchen, later housing Foreman of the Gardens and Clerk of Works. Hole Cottage Cowden Kent 1969 1970 Laughton Place near Lewes East Sussex

of the graveyard still survives and is signed by Butler. Joanes was clerk of works for the site, and when he signed the account off he described himself

Gateshead and South Tyneside War Pensions Committee. Hobert William Best, Clerk of Works, Highways & Transportation Department, North Yorkshire County Council

Higher Executive Officer, Ministry of Transport. Thomas William Turner, Clerk of Works, London County Council. For services to the Festival of Britain. Rodney

Robert took over the work from his father, who had then retired, as Clerk of Works for government schemes. During this time he operated initially from

the preparatory architectural drawings before going on to become the clerk of works. It was Prosser who drew up the plans for the station portico as a revision

of Brecon, Wales (later of London), at the time of his son's birth clerk of works at St Audries Manor Estate, West Quantoxhead.: 1–2  He had an unsettled

Williamson Lugard, RE, on the Hive and Tamar on 16 December, and their Clerk of Works, George Graham, and his family in 1836. Bourke stated in February 1836

was born in Dunfermline in Fife the son of James Boss (1802-1888) a clerk of works and his wife, Elizabeth Wilkie McLaren (1816-1909). He was a freemason

(Sinnatt) Dawes. He was christened there on 17 March 1762. His father was a clerk of works in the Ordnance Office at Portsmouth. He joined the marines as a Second

designed houses on the east side of Mecklenburgh Square (1810–21), and, as clerk of works to Greenwich Hospital, he remodelled the town centre (creating Nelson

Tilley Brothers of Dorchester, with Mr. E. Miles of Charminster as the clerk of works. Holy Trinity reopened on 31 May 1876, with the first service of the

Firn of Leicester, Osbourne of Leicester constructed the building. The clerk of works was James Nichols. The bells were supplied by Taylor of Loughborough

(Around the same time, neighbouring landowner Lord Ashburton and his clerk of works Thomas Potter, who wrote Concrete: its use in building and the construction

leading church architect in England who wrote detailed instructions to a Clerk of Works and team of masons in Newfoundland. By 1850 the nave had been built

architect and engineer, William Weaver (1828–68). It was supervised by his Clerk of Works, William Downey, during 1855. Eleven days later another bridge over

1875 and started with Dublin Port and Docks board in 1876 rising to Clerk of Works relatively quickly, projects including work on Carlisle Bridge. In 1880

with the engineer T E Harrison, and Robert Stephenson. Gibson Kyle was clerk of works. By now the general alignment of Hudson's railways was becoming clear:

Brindley. Upon his death in September 1772, John Varley moved from Clerk of Works to Resident Engineer with Hugh Henshall, Brindley's brother-in-law,

date. It was entirely rebuilt in 1752, designed by Stephen Wright (Clerk of Works to Hampton Court Palace); it has a tall apsidal (dome-like) chancel

as Botterill and Bilson. William Botterill came to Hull in 1848 as clerk of works for the new Royal Station Hotel and set up an architectural practice

the Abbey (in front of St. Benedict's Chapel) more to his position as Clerk of Works of the Palace of Westminster than to his fame as a writer. The erection

who reported her presence; Davison was arrested but not charged. The Clerk of Works at the House of Commons completed a census form to include Davison in

services to the community in Keyingham, North Humberside. Leonard Copcutt, Clerk of Works, Buckinghamshire County Council. Joseph Copestick, Chargehand Welder

the Commissary, a committee or Board of Works and William Buchanan as Clerk of Works. In 1833 gangs of convicts started work quarrying stone and levelling

matter in the brain) which was constructed by Warlingham's assistant clerk of works, and referred to by Wylie McKissock, who operated with a Cushing brain

reproduced in bronze and is awarded to the top student in each of the Clerk of Works (Construction), (Electrical), (Mechanical) and Military Plant Foreman's

work on 7 April. His work was supervised by Public Works Department Clerk of Works Henry Purkis who was responsible for many other projects which called

seventeenth century core was renovated in 1844 by George Pickering, cathedral clerk of works. Pickering's renovation included the renewal of the large transomed

window cleaners, and a team of joiners, plumbers and electricians. The Clerk of Works supervised the maintenance of the house and other properties on the

Gilbert Scott. The contractors were Messrs Osborne Brothers and the clerk-of-works was a Mr G. W. Wood. The church was consecrated on 21 June 1877 by the

some extent and with other projects in Philadelphia and elsewhere. His clerk of works, John Lenthal, often urged Latrobe to spend more time in Washington

on 21 December 1887, taking over the late Webster Paulson's post of Clerk of Works. In 1892, he was admitted into the Institution of British Civil Engineers

embarked on in 1769, with Bentham, still only a minor canon, appointed as clerk of works. By moving the choir stalls to the far east end of the cathedral, the

Biddlecombe, Printer, HMS Ganges, Ipswich. (Shotley.) Alfred Bishop, Clerk of Works, Grade II, RAF Yatesbury. (Chippenham.) George Bertram Blow, Chief Telephone

became an assistant to Edward Burgess in London and was appointed a clerk of works in Leicestershire, ending in 1885 when joined Charles Edeson of Scarborough

British Transport Commission (Newhaven, Sussex.) Alexander McKay Beattie, Clerk of Works, Grade II, Royal Air Force Edzell (Brechin, Angus.) John Henry Benn

who attempted a plan of the remains in the late 19th century. The clerk of works, Farquhar Macrae, is said to have based the reconstruction on a dream

Scotland 1827 Arrived Australia December 1854 Died Sydney 16 December 1904 Clerk of Works, University of Sydney NSW Colonial Architect (1862–90) New South Wales

Bugabula, Busoga, Uganda Matayo Lamot, Lawirwodi, Uganda Yovani Kiwanuka, Clerk of Works, Kigezi African Local Government, Uganda Edward Benjamin Britten, Composer

George Graham, Clerk of Works—and Van Diemen's Land—Captain Roger Kelsall, Commanding Royal Engineer, and Mr Robert Howe, Clerk of Works. Furthermore,

been influenced by Brown, although he had not been his pupil. With his clerk of works, Thomas Leggett, Emes worked in the estate for the next 10 years. When

formed part of the new complex constructed by Aleck Anderson, a former Clerk of Works, known as the Brisbane Brick and Builders Supply Company Ltd – or Brisbane

designed by a civilian architect (Samuel Wyatt, with Thomas Telford as clerk-of-works); most other dockyard buildings were designed in-house. The dockyard

Atholl, the Governor of the Isle of Man, instructed Thomas Brine, the Clerk of Works for public buildings, to cost and draw up plans for a new House of Keys

as clerk of works at various Scottish architectural firms. Cherry emigrated to Queensland in 1884, and from 1885 he was employed as a clerk of works by

selected were those devised by Eve and Robert Baker. W. A. (Bert) Wheeler, clerk of works to the cathedral 1935–1978, had previously experimented with washing

To Dorothy a Son (1954) as waiter (uncredited) Police Dog (1955) as Clerk of Works Passage Home (1955) as Cook One Good Turn (1955) as ticket collector

formally introduced by Vanbrugh into the project as draughtsman and clerk of works. Designs varied and evolved until 1702, the pair working together. In

Chief Officer I (Works). H.M. Prison Stafford. Douglas George Eley, Clerk of Works, Cotehele Estate, Cornwall, The National Trust. Bryan Elias, lately

had caused serious damage to the clock tower and Dibnah alerted the Clerk of Works to the condition of the 16 stone pillars at the top of the tower. He

much admired. On his ascent to the throne His Majesty appointed Kirby Clerk of Works at Kew, in which his son William Kirby joined him. In 1763, Joshua and

tally sticks awaiting disposal. In October 1834 Richard Weobley, the Clerk of Works, received instructions from Treasury officials to clear the old tally

Branch, Lord Chancellor's Department. Harry Edwin Joyce, Engineering Clerk of Works to the Prison Commission, Home Office. William Wilson Kelso, Chief Sanitary

1866 70 1871. He then worked with Paley and Austin of Lancaster as Clerk of Works for the reconstruction of St John's Episcopal Church in Greenock. He

was raised from public subscriptions. John Mellor took on the role as clerk of works as building began.[citation needed] William Tennant also provided land

[from 1878 to 1883]. Scott had earlier employed his pupil, Bignell, as clerk of works at Dorchester [from 1859]. 1879. Proposal to rebuild north transept:

Western Division, National Coal Board. Percival John Luxton, Chief Clerk of Works, Ministry of Works. For services in the rebuilding of the House of Commons

1881 then moved to the offices of Robert Matheson, who was then the Clerk of Works for all Scotland. In 1882 he began assisting on the Prison Board for

John the Baptist Church, Beeston. He was a builder who also acted as a Clerk of Works and Architect for local businessmen in Beeston. He died on 25 March

Committee, Air Training Corps. John William Anderson, lately Senior Clerk of Works (Bridges), Durham County Council. Sidney Charles Andrews, Farmer, Hereford

transferred to the offices of David Bryce, probably around 1845, acting as Clerk of Works on Clatto House, near St Andrews. Milne settled in St Andrews and stayed

Ireland Headquarters, Royal Air Forces Association. David Allison, Chief Clerk of Works, Department of Commerce for Northern Ireland. William Daniel Anderson

and then a builder, Doyle later also worked as a site foreman, and a Clerk of Works at the Office of Public Works, overseeing maintenance and projects at

John Townesend also succeeded his father on the latter's death. The Clerk of Works for most of the construction was Thomas Jersey, who was paid £40 per

Her father, a former officer in the Royal Engineers was assistant clerk of works in the Naval Ordnance there, though she was educated in London. During

Trubshaw was in charge of the construction, with Jesse Hartley as his clerk-of-works. The foundation stone was laid in 1827 by the Earl of Grosvenor (after

demolished during the 1980s. Spring Grove, constructed in the 1760s by the Clerk of Works at Hampton Court Palace on the site of the original conduit house supplying

arrangements to replace it with a new church designed by Charles Hutchens. The Clerk of Works was John Pope Vibert. £16,000 was raised, mainly from the church's own

Coal Board. (Esh Winning, County Durham). Daniel Finlay Morton Murray, Clerk of Works (Grade III), Department of Agriculture for Scotland. (Munlochy, Ross-shire)

Organiser, Women's Voluntary Services, Maldon, Essex. Ernest William Bones, Clerk of Works, Grade Ii, RAF, Biggin Hill (Sutton). Hugh Boyd, Hand Laster, Saxone

Boden Ltd., Glasgow. James Herbert Gow, Technical Officer Grade II (Clerk of Works), Department of Health for Scotland (Juniper Green, Midlothian.) Hairy

Ponrypool Road, British Railways Board (Pontypool.) Demetris Ioannides, Clerk of Works, Dhekelia, Cyprus, Ministry of Public Building and Works. Albert Peter

Boden Ltd., Glasgow. James Herbert Gow, Technical Officer Grade II (Clerk of Works), Department of Health for Scotland (Juniper Green, Midlothian.) Hairy

from the Caradon mines, chief engineer, and Philip Santo of Saltash, clerk of works. The Cornwall and Devon Society was founded in South Australia in December

design. In 1865, the east range was added to match by Thomas Garland, clerk of works to Thomas Henry Wyatt. The building is Grade II listed. Former School

12 February 2001 (2001-02-12) Richards explores the life of Lawrence Spencer, clerk of works to Christopher Wren during the construction of St Paul's Cathedral.

and Telegraph Officer, Head Post Office, Swansea. Edwin Jubilee Dawe, Clerk of Works, Royal Air Force Uxbridge. (Greenford.) Harold John Dixon, Foreman,

the Victorian Public Works Department (PWD), and was architect and clerk of works for improvements at the Yarra Bend Asylum. He was also a witness in

prominent member of the local gentry appointed to act as the project's Clerk of Works by Lord Admiral Russell. By later that year, the castle was described

Engineer, Witham Fourth District Internal Drainage Board. Robert Burnett, Clerk of Works (Grade I), Department of Agriculture for Scotland. Cecil Edward Butler

Lurgan Rural District Council, County Armagh. Henry William Ward, Clerk of Works, Office of the Receiver for the Metropolitan Police District. Emma Elizabeth

contractor, the head of the Public Works Department, the project's clerk of works and Lawson himself – were forced to give evidence to support their competence

Dromore Hospital Management Committee. Sidney Cohen, Regional Chief Clerk of Works (Technical, Grade B), Ministry of Works. Herbert Frederick Collard,

the final design work, Hockings departed to Rockhampton as the firm's clerk of works. In 1895 he was elected an Associate of the Queensland Institute of

McRae, Principal Assistant Architect, with Captain T. S. Phillips as Clerk of Works. Some of the tenders included R/ Saunders of Pyrmont for freestone,

Brindley. Upon his death in September 1772, John Varley moved from Clerk of Works to Resident Engineer with Hugh Henshall, Brindley's brother-in-law,

The work commenced in 1961 and is described in detail by Luke Feeley, Clerk of Works, in the Old Kilkenny Review. Ballintubber Abbey, County Mayo, "the meticulous

after Burges's death. Second to Chapple was William Frame, who acted as clerk of works. Horatio Walter Lonsdale was Burges's chief artist, contributing extensive

Printing and Kindred Trades Federation. George William Bundock, Chief Clerk of Works, Cambridge, Ministry of Works. Alfred Charles Button, Accountant, Ministry

Baptist family. He was born in Totnes, Devon the son of William Oldrieve, Clerk of Works and Elizabeth Tyler. He was educated at Mansfield Grammar School in

the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War and later took up positions as clerk of works at various airfields that were being built. Source: Denis Clarebrough

construction work was tight. This caused some friction between the clerk of works and Butler. Basevi acknowledged to the Church Building Committee that

of the graveyard still survives and is signed by Butler. Joanes was clerk of works for the site, and when he signed the account off he described himself

given to Pattison and Son and the plumbing and glazing to R. Smith. The clerk of works was Mr. Davison. All of the contractors were local employers. The church

Four Bath Worthies. From left Richard Jones (clerk of works at Prior Park), Ralph Allen, Robert Gay, and John Wood the Elder

185–234. His collections for the "History of the King's Artificers", "The Clerk of Works of the City of London", "The District Surveyors of London", and other

published by the Society of Antiquaries; and Thomas Crofton Croker, clerk of works at Westminster, produced an additional set, now held by the Victoria

during the church's construction, and eventually appointed himself Clerk of Works. The nave opened for worship in 1844, still incomplete and attached

Charge Nurse, Banstead Hospital, Surrey. William Richard Payne, lately Clerk of Works, Grade I, Ministry of Works. Richard Grigg Paynter, JP, Member, Cornwall

constructed to increase the efficiency. The buildings were designed by the clerk of works James Manning and were constructed in several stages over a period of

Letchford (later Shuttleworth & Letchford), after which he served as clerk of works and timekeeper at the Government railway carriage and locomotive works

Craftsman, North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board. Ronald Robert Jacks, Clerk of Works, Humberside County Council. Michael Cyril James, Motorway Supervisor

Henderson and Marriot, and the builders, Messrs. Harmon and Hamilton. The clerk of works was John Phillimore. The town hall was opened by the Mayor, William

Board of Ordnance where, in 1805, he was appointed to the role of full clerk of works. There is little published on the breadth of Owen’s work in England

studied architecture under C.J. Richardson. He worked for Blacket as Clerk of Works for Sydney University, and it has been suggested that the massive hammer-beam

Smith, Deputy Keeper of the Records, Duchy of Lancaster. Norman Thain, Clerk of Works, Balmoral Estate. Gerard Anthony Wheeldon, Royal Estates Branch, Department

By 1845, a petition was made to build a new exchange, and the City Clerk of Works, James Bunstone Bunning, produced a design. Construction started in

and community cohesion in Northern Ireland. Robert Forbes Skilling — Clerk of Works, FCO Services. For services to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

Charles Griffiths, Deputy Master of the Household. Norman Thain, M.V.O., Clerk of Works, Balmoral Estate. Robert Douglas Watt, formerly Chief Herald of Canada

he settled for a while as a teacher of drawing. Soon after he became clerk of works to a string of important Victorian architects, including George Basevi

Secretary, Department of the Environment. Philip Robert Woods, lately Clerk of Works, Surrey County Council. Victor John James Woods, lately Milk Roundsman

his work in the building and construction industry and acted as the Clerk of Works during the construction of the new St Marys church around 1900. Brophy

Survey Officer, Lands and Works Department, Hong Kong. Liu, Wah-ngah, Clerk of Works Class 1, Building Development Department, Hong Kong. Ng Yee-kwan, Inspector

Western Area, British Coal Corporation. Brian Joseph Le Mar, lately Clerk of Works, Canterbury Cathedral. Ralph Stanley Linham, Chairman, Glastonbury Club

Way Supervisor, Scottish Region, British Railways. Robert McMullan, Clerk of Works, South East Region, Northern Ireland Housing Executive. Donald Macpherson

Local architect Tom Jackson designed the building and also served as clerk of works during the construction of the first section - comprising the main hall

Service, For services to the Probation Service. Alan Frederick Mount, Clerk of Works/Stone Mason, Magdalen College, University of Oxford. For services to

Training and to the community in Northern Ireland. Edward Percy Earle, Clerk of Works, Royal Alexandra and Albert School, Reigate, Surrey. For services to

Administrative Officer, Metropolitan Police. Derek Atkins, lately Clerk of Works, The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Wimbledon. Ernest Auty

became architects. "Designs for Chimney Pieces" Darlington 1871 "The Clerk of Works; a vade mecum for all engaged in the Superintendence of Building Operations"

Miller – IT Projects and Business Manager Roger Peter Smith – formerly Clerk of Works, Crown Estate, Windsor Peter Charles Taylor – Fire Safety Manager, Windsor

particularly to charity in Wrexham, Clwyd. Kenneth Jack Nixon, lately Clerk of Works, St. Catharine's College, Cambridge. Ronald Joshua Nobles, Head Attendant

For services to Highway Maintenance. David Leslie Beacock,. Chief Clerk of Works, G Maunsell & Partners. For services to Civil Engineering. Margaret

Ali Khan, Sergeant-Major, Orissa Police. Babu Saroda Charan Mitra, Clerk of Works, Calcutta Improvement Trust, Bengal. Gerald William Longman, Superintendent

Collector, Dacre Road Street Savings Group, Plaistow. James Cox Aitken, Clerk of Works, Department of Agriculture for Scotland. (Lanark). Kathleen Dorothy

William Pate, Provost of Galashiels. Francis Henry Peck, Superintendent Clerk of Works, Housing Department, Greater London Council. Arthur Thomas Pegg, Superintendent

lately Auto Loader, NEI Reyrolle Ltd. Donald Miller Thomson Inrig, Clerk of Works, Dounreay United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority. Joseph William James

Northern Ireland Division, Corps of Commissionaires. Nirmal Singh Bansal, Clerk of Works LE1, Property Services Agency, Department of the Environment. Eric Charles

School of Graphic Design, Royal College of Art. Eric Blundell Dilworth, Clerk of Works, Skelmersdale Development Corporation, Lancashire. Frank Dinn, Chief

Inspector, Metropolitan Police Force (London). Walter Edmund Bell, Clerk of Works, Royal Air Force Station, Waddington, Lincolnshire. Ada Bennett, Cotton

Dunfermline contractor, Johnstone trained as an architect before becoming clerk of works to the partnership of George Gilbert Scott and William Bonython Moffatt

Signode Ltd, Swansea. For services to Export. Lionel George Kaye, Clerk of Works, Skegness Urban District Council. Arthur James Kendrick, Senior Lecturer

Land Settlement Association Tenants. Frederic William Atkinson, Chief Clerk of Works, Ministry of Works. Benjamin Audus, J.P., Honorary Branch Secretary

Group (Oxford), Royal Observer Corps. John Edgar Gerard, Regional Chief Clerk of Works, Ministry of Works. Rose Gibson, JP, Headmistress, Whinney Banks Junior

Corps of Indian Engineers. No. 1852536, Warrant Officer Class II, Clerk of Works, Quarter-Master-Sergeant Hubert McDermott, Royal Engineers. Honorary

College. William Amos Kemp, Works Technical Grade III, Site Control Clerk of Works, Ministry of Public Building and Works. Thomas Stanley Kitchen-Kenyon

Collector, Street Sayings Group, Belfast. Henry Charles Semark Bramble, Clerk of Works (Electrical), War Office, Aldershot. Elizabeth Brennan, Deputy Canteen

Friends, Oswestry, Shropshire. (Oswestry, Shropshire) Edward J. Hampton, Clerk of Works, Globe Trust. For services to the Construction Industry. (London, NW1)

Ltd., Belize, British Honduras. Thomas John Hocking, Superintendent Clerk of Works during the reconstruction of Coventry Cathedral. Walter James Hodby

Matron, Hungerford Hospital, Berkshire. William Paton Highet, Chief Clerk of Works and Progress Officer, Cumbernauld Development Corporation. Joseph Hill

For services to the community in Pickering. Robert Leonard Harvey. Clerk of Works, St. Paul's Cathedral. William George Hayward, Chargehand Armourer,

Western District Office, General Post Office. Charles Gill Asher, Clerk of Works and Ground Officer, Glenlivet Estate, Crown Estate office. Leonard Alexander

political and public services in Surrey. Leonard Robert Charlwood, Clerk of Works (Class I), British Broadcasting Corporation. George William Frederick

Westoby, Actuary, Surrey Trustee Savings Bank. Walter Harold White, Clerk of Works, Chief Engineer's Department, North Thames Gas Board. Henry Whiteside

Babies Welcome Association. David Shaw Blaikie, Technical Assistant and Clerk of Works, Ministry of Works, serving at HM Embassy, Washington. Ann Blumer, JP

Superintendent of Works, Ministry of Works. Andrew Fraser Insch, Chief Clerk of Works, Aberdeen. Edward Beaumont Ivemey, Senior Staff Officer, Admiralty.

Barter (physician) Other designers James Hogan & Son (Plasterers) Quantity surveyor Dwyer (Clerk of works) Main contractor Michael Meade & Son References

Electricity Authority, North Eastern Division. (York.) Henry Carter Cope, Clerk of Works, No. 5 Works Area, Air Ministry, Finningley. (Uttoxeter.) Harry Lionel

Ltd. James Anderson Falconer, Docker, Liverpool. John Mary Farrugia, Clerk of Works, Air Ministry Works Department, Kalafrana, Malta. John William Stanley

completed. It was rebuilt under the direction of Thomas Quarm, the Clerk of Works, and decorated by John Gregory Crace. The furniture was designed by

on the design of new office blocks on Cordova Street and served as Clerk of Works on the construction of Vancouver's New Court House. In partnership with

Excavations he employed his architectural assistant, Telfer Smith as clerk of Works and Worthington George Smith to act as an architectural draughtsman

future partner, Ron Crocombe. Ron had come to Rarotonga initially as Clerk of Works in the Public Works Department and was then appointed as Resident Agent

Government House, Hillsborough, County Down. Glynne William Jones, Clerk of Works (Works Technical Grade II), RAF Wattisham. Walter Charles Jouhning,

Messrs Southall and Tracey were successful with a cost of £33,997. Clerk of Works for the project was John Daniel Heal, publican, building contractor

Haratua's pā at Pakaraka in July, and Ruapekapeka in January 1846—with his clerk of works, George Graham, tending to military works in Auckland. The whole military

virtually every day, talking to the foreman, the construction workers, the clerk of works and the various contractors (plumbing, electrical, etc. etc.). A

oversaw the fitting of the library and a Captain Banister acted as clerk of works. The site had been donated by the squire, John Talbot Clifton of Lytham

600. Speakers praised the efforts of the builder, John Draney and the Clerk of Works, Michael Kelly, as well as the fund raising efforts of the ladies committee

discovered by William Lethaby in 1902 and had acted as his resident clerk of works at All Saints' Church, Brockhampton, Herefordshire. Randall Wells had

was appointed to the Office of the Colonial Architect in 1863 as a clerk of works and in 1872 succeeded Charles Tiffin as the Colonial Architect. Prior

Rockhampton Girls Grammar School. He moved to Rockhampton to become clerk of works for the project and remained there, opening his own practice in 1895

and is thought to be designed by Arthur Jenks who, at the time, was Clerk of Works for the erection of the Mount Morgan Technical College. As well as commemorating

Duke of Exeter favourite of Richard II of England Geoffrey Chaucer Clerk of Works Henry IV of England Henry V of England Henry VI of England Cecily Neville

Robert Adam, the leading Neoclassical architect when he became the clerk of Works at Kedleston Hall in 1759. Between 1776 and 1779 he remodelled Baron

architect, and a surveyor in Hereford. In 1775, he was employed as clerk of works for Richard Payne Knight, proponent of theories of picturesque beauty

significant figures: H. Wray RE, who designed the gate; J. Manning, clerk of works, who supervised its fabrication; and Joseph Nelson, the Royal Sappers

£8976/13/5 was accepted and completion was to be within twelve months. A Clerk of Works, Mr Sayers from Sydney, was appointed to oversee the work. Among the

replacing an earlier medieval church. It was designed by Stephen Wright (Clerk of Works to Hampton Court Palace). The church has a tall apsidal (dome-like)

matter in the brain) which was constructed by Warlingham's assistant clerk of works, and referred to by Wylie McKissock, who operated with a Cushing brain

contract was won by Messrs Hack and Parker, while J.C. Brodie was the Clerk of Works. The bridge was completed in less than nine months and opened on Wednesday

Hereford and Somerset was very well-regarded. In 1775 he was acting as clerk of works for Richard Payne Knight at Downton Castle. He was appointed surveyor

Evans of Rockhampton in November 1907, with Arthur Jenks appointed Clerk of Works. By 1908 enrolments in the Mount Morgan technical education classes

was employed by both the Queensland and Commonwealth Government as Clerk of Works, Ayr (1916–17) and District Supervisor, Ayr. His other buildings in

and coach house (1862). J. C. White, who had at one time worked as a clerk of works for the Colonial Architect's office in New South Wales Government, designed

either Colonial Architect James Barnet (State Heritage Register) or Clerk of Works for the Northern District of the Department of Public Works, Mortimer

other timber from a local demolished granary. The Reptons employed a clerk of works to oversee the job on the recommendation of Abbot Upcher. He had been

Robert Austin, surveyor and later Engineer of Works. Henry Clinton, Clerk of Works, supervised a construction of up to 90 labourers. Stone pitching was

Surveyor-General of the King's Works had been Secretary to the Board, and Clerk of Works at Whitehall, Westminster and St James's, shared Hewett's enthusiasm

Queensland architects of the late nineteenth century. In 1863 he became a clerk of works in the Office of the Colonial Architect. Upon Tiffin's retirement in

Board was rented in the Mackay School of Arts. A divisional clerk and a clerk of works were appointed. The Board held meetings on the second Tuesday of each

price of £4,650. In July 1910, the Bank appointed James Beattie as Clerk of Works to supervise construction. JPO Cowlishaw's design was for a two-storeyed

Blondin", fell to her death. The company was duly liquidated in 1864. The clerk of works, Henry Quilter, had already arranged to take over 31 acres of the park

took over documentation of the project and he assumed the role of clerk of works. Hockings began his own practice in Rockhampton in 1895. The 1911 refurbishment

over documentation of the building and Hockings went to Rockhampton as clerk of works. He began his own architectural practice in Rockhampton in the mid 1890s

summer as a bricklayer, stonemason, carpenter, plumber, painter and clerk of works. During winter he studied at building academies focusing on the theoretical

apprenticeship as a carpenter and joiner before moving on to become a clerk of works. He studied architecture at Sydney Technical College (STC) and later

Queensland in 1861, set up private practice in 1862, and was appointed as clerk of works in the Office of the Colonial Architect, Charles Tiffin, in 1863. He

St Lawrence. Spong received a Queensland Government post in 1861, as clerk of works in the Colonial Architect's Office where he replaced Joseph Sherwin

Mar, 70-94. Research Collection School Of Law. THE DUTY OF CARE OF A CLERK OF WORKS—SPANDECK AND ITS AFTERMATH. [2011] Sing JLS 260–269 6. BUILDING AND

Construction Auditor for Carter-Halls-Aldinger. He later became the Chief Clerk of Works, responsible for a variety of tasks including general administration

to Melbourne in 1858, due to Wardell's poor health. He was appointed clerk of works and chief architect in the Department of Works and Buildings. He was

since 1835. From there, Lieutenant Henry Williamson Lugard, RE, and Clerk of Works George Graham had been assigned to New Zealand following the Treaty

for supplies and equipment, and accommodation for the tradesmen and Clerk of Works. The Minister of Public Instruction laid the foundation stone of No

Balloon & Dinghy Factory, Elliott Equipment Ltd. Charles Henry Cooper, Clerk of Works, Royal Engineer Office, War Office. Cecil George Cordery, Radio Mechanic

500. Cowlishaw did however recommend to the Trustees that his former Clerk of Works, Richard Gailey be approached. Gailey's plans forwarded to the School

former Colonial Architect (1854- April 1856), formerly Edmund Blacket's clerk of works (while Blacket was Colonial Architect) and had trained under Isambard

an example of the stages of the project as planned by the architect, Clerk of Works and the parish itself. The hall, substantially intact, exemplifies the

playing a formal role in the rededication service. Mr W J Green, the Clerk of Works, whose father had been responsible for preserving and replacing the

and carpenter; however, he would progress to the position of NSWFB Clerk of Works, in 1916; and then, to Officer in Charge of Construction, in 1918. He

Souvenir Cemetery Died age 31. Joined the IWGC in September 1922 as Clerk of Works in France. Lionel Aubrey Tompkins 23 March 1924 Longuenesse (St. Omer)

Member, Women's Land Army, Evesham. Frederick Charles Jeffery, Temporary Clerk of Works, Ministry of Works. Arthur Alfred Jevons, lately Group Officer, Eastern