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• George Frideric Handel (links | edit)
• Alexander Pope (links | edit)
• Edgware (links | edit)
• Stanmore (links | edit)
• Johann Christoph Pepusch (links | edit)
• Louis Laguerre (links | edit)
• John James (architect) (links | edit)
• Duke of Chandos (links | edit)
• North London Collegiate School (links | edit)
• James Brydges, 1st Duke of Chandos (links | edit)
• Cannon (disambiguation) (links | edit)
• Thomas Lake (links | edit)
• James Gibbs (links | edit)
• John Theophilus Desaguliers (links | edit)
• Witley Court (links | edit)
• William Talman (architect) (links | edit)
• Great Witley (links | edit)
• Francesco Scarlatti (links | edit)
• Canons Park (links | edit)
• Acis and Galatea (Handel) (links | edit)
• Golden Square (links | edit)
• John Vanderbank (links | edit)
• Sebastiano Ricci (links | edit)
• List of compositions by George Frideric Handel (links | edit)
• Lost artworks (links | edit)
• Esther (Handel) (links | edit)
• Chandos Records (links | edit)
• Cassandra Willoughby, Duchess of Chandos (links | edit)
• Church of England parish church (links | edit)
• 1724 in architecture (links | edit)
• Antonio Bellucci (links | edit)
• The Harmonious Blacksmith (links | edit)
• John Nost (links | edit)
• Henry Wylde (links | edit)
• St Martin's Lane Academy (links | edit)
• Henry Brydges, 2nd Duke of Chandos (links | edit)
• List of public art formerly in London (links | edit)
• Little Stanmore (links | edit)
• Thomas Foley, 2nd Baron Foley (1703–1766) (links | edit)
• British country house contents auctions (links | edit)
• Edward Shepherd (links | edit)
• Charles Edward Mallows (links | edit)
• List of operas by George Frideric Handel (links | edit)
• As Pants the Hart (Handel) (links | edit)
• Handel at Cannons (links | edit)
• Royal Academy of Music (company) (links | edit)
• Francesco Sleter (links | edit)
• Chandos House (links | edit)
• James Moore (furniture designer) (links | edit)
• Chesterfield House, Westminster (links | edit)