the roof (1772) Thorncroft, Leatherhead, Surrey (1772) Spencer House, London, decoration of staircase ceiling (1772) Mount Clare, Roehampton (1772) Maidenhead Bridge, Berkshire (1772–77) Ely House, Dover Street, Mayfair, London (1772–1776); interior remodelled 1909 Porter's Lodge, Shenley, Hertfordshire (1772); altered 1903 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, London (1774–80) Six Clerk's and Enrolment Offices, Chancery Lane, London for Lincoln's Inn (1775–77) Assembly Rooms, Belfast, Northern Ireland (1776); exterior altered 1845, interior altered 1895 Spire of St Peter's Church, Wallingford (1776–77) Heveningham Hall (1777 – c. 1780); interiors by James Wyatt (c. 1780 – 1784) Gorhambury Manor, St Albans (1777–90); altered 1816–17, 1826–28 and 1847 Church Long Ditton, Surrey (1778); demolished 1880 Bishop's Palace, Salisbury, alterations including gothic porch, doors, windows and chimneypiece (1982) Admiralty House, London (1786–88); interiors by Samuel Pepys Cockerell Salisbury Guildhall (1788–95), executed after Taylor's death by his pupil William Pilkington House in Whitehall Yard, London for his son (1788), built 1793 15 Philpot Lane, London, date unknown Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire, a room with columned screens at either end, date unknown, demolished 1938 Further works, not listed in Binney's book as by Taylor: alterations to Bayley Park, Heathfield, East Sussex (1766) Beckenham Place Park, Kent (1773) Clermont Lodge, Norfolk (1769–1775) alterations to 10 Downing Street, London SW1 (c. 1780) Gallery of architectural work References 1714 births 1788 deaths People from Woodford, London 18th-century English architects Sheriffs of the City of London Architects from Essex