Grosvenor

[grohv-ner]

noun

1. Gilbert Hovey, 1875–1966, U.S. geographer, writer, and editor.

Example Sentences

The woman, who worked at Gorilla bar in Manchester, was found at the flat near the Deaf Institute bar and music venue on Grosvenor Street after police attended reports of concern for welfare on Thursday evening.

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His solicitors, Grosvenor Law, said they had received written advice from a leading tax King's Counsel.

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It cites the example of the office at Grosvenor Road, Wrexham, which was vacated when its lease came to an end in January 2024, relocating staff into a smaller, single unit also in Wrexham.

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There are six claimants representing a number of freeholders in the case, including the Cadogan group, a family owned company which has owned land in London for 300 years; the Grosvenor Group, owned by the Duke of Westminster and the John Lyon's Charity.

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The freeholder of the building is the Grosvenor Estate, which has extensive landholdings in central London.

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