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A History of the County of Middlesex
… more than 2,000 Jews and gentiles in the Jewish enclave of Blythe and Teesdale streets. 60 In 1919 returning troops, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… but was spreading to the 'Jewish island' of Teesdale and Blythe streets. 60 By 1901 7,310 were employed in 'dress', … with fewer than 10 people clustered in Teesdale and Blythe streets, south of Old Bethnal Green Road, in the … the older ones used by small firms. In Teesdale and Blythe streets tailoring firms decreased from 26 in 1938 to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… called successively Mary's Row, John's Pl., Essex St., and Blythe St. Named after the ho., once known as the Abbey. 26 … for G under Gammon's successor. Renamed Essex St. 1867, Blythe St. 1871. One room used for Sun. and day sch., roll … St. Sun. sch. 1873 and Sun. classes later divided between Blythe St., Satchwell St., and Zion chapel. Lease expired …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… because of lack of funds c. 1867. Renamed Essex (later Blythe) St. schs. and mission 1867 and another missionary … St., 1869-80. 66 Leased site between Mansford and Blythe streets 1880, where chapel built and reg. 1881. 67 … 97 in 1906, when new bldgs. added in neighbouring Blythe St. for associated clubs; 23 extended 1911. 24 Average …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… p. 77). Trans. to Exeter 8 Apr. 1502 1. M. Geoffrey Blythe senior D.Th. 1503-1530/1. Custody of temps. gr. 10 Apr. 1503 ( CPR. 1494-1509 p. 313). Blythe then called 'elect of Lichfield.' Lic. alibi cons. 28 …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… CPR. 1476-1485 p. 521). Trans. to Winchester 1493. M. John Blythe D.C.L. 1493-1499. Prov. 13 Nov. 1493 ( Eubel 11 230); n.d. (Reg. Blythe f. 36). Custody of temps. 18 Nov.; lic. el. 20 Nov.; … S f. 387b). Cons. 23 Feb.; oath to pope 20 March (Reg. Blythe ff. 10b, 37). D. Aug. 1499 (Lamb., Reg. Morton 1 f. …