1875.

THE KETTERING TO MANTON RAILWAY.
Lucas and Aird. Cost £645,703.
Ref: I.C.E.
Life among the Navvies, Rev.D.W. Barrett.
The WELLAND VIADUCT.
Ref: www.kneller.eclipse.co.uk
www.east-northantonline.co.uk

THE DE KEYSER HOTEL.
100.Victoria Embankment,
[Now Unilever House]

THE METROPOLITAN AND ARTISANS
DWELLING ASSOCIATION.
[see the Victoria Dwelling Association 1877]

FROSTENDEN CHURCH, Suffolk, [repairs]

BROAD STREET STATION.
Extensions for the North London Railway.
Kelk and Lucas.
Ref: I.C.E.

BECKTON GAS WORKS. [extensions]
Lucas and Aird. Ref: I.C.E.

1876.
THE ROYAL AQUARIUM and IMPERIAL THEATRE.
Tothill Street, Westminster.
Architect ALFRED BEDBOROUGH.
Ref: www.storyoflondon.com
www.arthurlloyd.co.uk

4-6 BEDFORD STREET and 1-5 CHANDOS PLACE.
For the CIVIL SERVICE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION.
Ref: www.british-history.ac.uk

THE VICTORIA DOCKS. [extensions]
Lucas and Aird.
Ref: The Times, July 27th.
London Daily News. Aug 27th., Oct 22nd 1879.
Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper, Sept 7th 1879.
The Star. May 8th, May 11th 1880.

THE COLNE VALLEY WATER WORKS.
Ref: The Times Aug 5th.


GREENWICH and WOOLWICH RAILWAY.
Deptford Creek to Charlton.
Ref: The Times, Aug 15th.

PORTSMOUTH WATERSIDE RAILWAY.
Harbour works.
Lucas and Aird.
Ref: I.C.E.

HYTHE WATERWORKS.
Lucas and Aird.
Ref: Whitstable Times and Herne Bay Herald.
May 13th.

1877.

IPSWICH TO FOLKSTONE RAILWAY for GEORGE TOMLINE.
Ref: www.ast.cam.as.uk

YORK STATION and the ROYAL YORK HOTEL.
Architects: WILLIAM PEACHEY and THOMAS PROSSER.
Ref: www.victorianweb.org

THE VICTORIA DWELLINGS ASSOCIATION.
Ref: The Times, June 27th1877. July 17th1879.
June 1st 1882. June 23rd 1892.

[1877-1880] MIDLAND RAILWAY.
Nottingham to Melton Mowbray.
Ref: I.C.E.
Contract awarded to Aird and Sons,
July 7th 1875.

1878.

ALL SAINTS CHURCH. South Lambeth.
Ref: The Times Dec 5th.

LEICESTER GAS WORKS, [extension]
Lucas and Aird.
Architects: Shenton and Baker.
Engineers: G.A.& C.S. ROBINSON.
Manager: Mr C.J.HALL.
Ref: Leicester Chronicle, March 30th.


1879.

THE BEACONSFIELD BUILDINGS.
Islington Stroud.
Ref: www.british-history.ac.uk
www.beaconsfieldbuildings.com


CLUMBER HOUSE.
Rebuilding the fire damaged wing for the DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.
Architect: CHARLES BARRY Jnr.
Ref: Nottingham Evening Post. April 1st.

OSBERTON HALL.
Extension for MR FULJAMBE.M.P.
Ref: Nottingham Evening Post, April 21st.