Somerset House

noun

a building in London, in the Strand, built (1776–86) by Sir William Chambers; formerly housed the General Register Office of births, marriages, and deaths: contains (from 1990) the art collections of the Courtauld Institute

The word at Somerset House is that Stella's as delighted as he is.

As well as the fashion show inside the tent, there's another one going on in the courtyard of Somerset House.

“Valentino: Master of Couture” opens Thursday at Somerset House in London.

One regiment in particular, quartered in Somerset House, expressly refused to yield their place to the northern army.

But should not the council office, and Somerset House, be finished before other works are begun?

The exhibition of pictures at Somerset House is very mediocre, even worse than last year's.

There is a model of her in Somerset House, and there are numerous prints of her which give a notion of what she was like.

Field spent half an hour at Somerset House, and then he took a cab to Wandsworth.

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