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A History of the County of Middlesex
… vestry of thirteen members was formed under the Sturges Bourne Act in 1821 and generally met at the 'White Hart'. 46 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the whole of the parish north of the approximate line of Bourne Avenue. 14 This area seems to have comprised about 245 … in 1841 had belonged to the de Salis estate, 69 and the Bourne farm estate, lying between the railway and Pinkwell …
Survey of London
… Philip Craig 1 10s. Constance Craig Philip Craig 2 Samuell Bourne 1 10s. Captain Bourne 1 10s. William Bourne Captain Bourne 1 10s. Mr. Sloper 1 10s. Willm Sloper 1 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… after whom the Clapham sect was named, 29 William St. Hill Bourne (1875-80), the hymn-writer, and William H. Pinnock …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… through West End and the common fields, where it became Bourne or Rayners Lane, 42 to Roxeth; the other route, on the … denied responsibility. 52 To the west of Hooking Green, Bourne (later Rayners) Lane crossed the Yeading Brook but was … 1383, 50 which was divided from Ruislip common fields by Bourne Lane. In 1547 51 it had 11 furlongs and 263 selions. …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… Cotton. MSS. Jul. c. ii. p. 318. Brand, vol. I. p. 332; Bourne, p. 83; Stephen's Monasticon, vol. I. p. 96. Harl. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… into which are collected the waters of a stream called the Bourne, which formerly divided Hastings into two parts. St. …