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Calendar of Treasury Books
… co. Middlesex, lands in (Little St. John's wood and Highbury wood), lease of, 151. Italian silk (thrown silk), …
Survey of London
… 7, 23c, 28c, 92a, 93b, 125d, 151a Shoreditch, Hackney & Highbury Housing Association 96 b Shurmur, William 82 Shute, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Queen Street, see Holborn Little St. John's Wood, see Highbury Littleton, Osbert de, Rob. de, Thos. de, rector of … Street, see Westminster, City of Mountfort House, see Highbury Mountrath, Ctss. of, see Newport Mowbray, Rob. de, … Wood, see St. Marylebone; Little St. John's Wood, see Highbury St. Katherine's Docks, see Docks St. Katherine by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… educ., British and Foreign or Lancasterian, and see Highbury Coll., Uxbridge Free Sch.; Uxbridge Sch.; see also …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… felons, 309. named: Athlone. Barton. Brigstock. Eslington. Highbury. Holy Island. King's Cliffe. Northstead. Otford. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… See Cheyne, W. Newington Barrow, Newington Borough. See Highbury. Newington, Thomas, Surveyor of the duties on Houses …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward IV
… esquire, 97, 151, 313, 332, 461. -, John, 'yoman,' of Highbury, 446, 462. -, William, knight, 461. Northall, … 431, 437. verderers in, 43. Notyngham, John, 'yoman,' of Highbury, 194, 446. -, John, 'bruer,' of St. Martins in the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Havering atte Bower, Handbridge, Hempholme, Harshing, Highbury Wood, Hooton Pagnell, Little St. John's Wood, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bryceson, and carries on business at St. Thomas's Hall, Highbury. The principal organs which they have built are …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… from its situation with regard to Tolentone (the modern Highbury), in relation to which it was the British Isheldone, … partly in the parish, is said to have derived its name. At Highbury, which could not have been far distant from the … spot. The seat of the prior of St. John's, Clerkenwell, at Highbury, was demolished in the reign of Richard II., during …