- John
Cathles Hill (1857 – 5
April 1915) was an
architect and
property developer who was
influential in the
development of
parts of
suburban north London...
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designed and
built by John
Cathles Hill,
founder of The
London Brick Company. The pub was
opened in 1899 with W. A.
Cathles, a
cousin of Hill, as the manager...
- Shigen-Chi****su. 44. doi:10.11456/shigenchi****su1992.44.1. Norton,
Denis L.;
Cathles,
Lawrence M. (1 July 1973). "Breccia Pipes,
Products of
Exsolved Vapor...
- R; Okal,
Emile A; Aster,
Richard C; B****is,
Jeremy N; Brunt,
Kelly M;
Cathles, L. Mac; Drucker, Robert; Fricker,
Helen A; Kim, Young-Jin; Martin, Seelye;...
- In
January 2012, Howarth's
colleagues at
Cornell University,
Lawrence Cathles et al.,
responded with
their own peer-reviewed ****essment,
noting that...
-
Sustainable Campus". sustainablecampus.cornell.edu.
Retrieved 8
December 2020.
Cathles L.M. "Hydrologic
challenges to
heating Cornellusing Earth Source Heat (ESH)...
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Brick Company,
founded by the
prolific Scottish builder and
architect John
Cathles Hill, gave rise to some of the country's most well-known landmarks, all...
- pubs-with-hotel, the Queen's was
built in 1899–1902 by
developer John
Cathles Hill. The pub's Art
Nouveau decor windows survive. Its
larger sister pub...
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manufacturer of bricks. The
London Brick Company owes its
origins to John
Cathles Hill, a developer-architect who
built houses in
London and Peterborough...
- Jasper,
during the
Early Devonian. The
generic epithet honors Ian and
Helen Cathles,
being a
compound of
their surname combined with the Gr**** word for fish...
