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A History of the County of Middlesex
… A little to the north of the junction with the way across Clapton common, a tollgate was set up under the turnpike … the 1740s; gibbet field in 1765 lay south of the road from Clapton common, behind Cedar House. 97 By 1745 buildings … the foot and a point almost half way to the approach from Clapton common; they included the Bird Cage, licensed by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Orthodox Ch. at Antioch. Spiritual healing practised in Clapton bldg., where chapel for animals also opened. 28 GREEK …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… unidentified Presbyterians were said also to worship at Clapton. 92 It still had its Presbyterian and Independent … Samuel Morley (d. 1886), 5 who then lived in Lower Clapton, the Homerton premises were transferred to the … Square academy in Shoreditch. Hackney House at Lower Clapton was bought and enlarged to take 75 students, although …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… field lay in the north angle of Kates Lane and Upper Clapton Road in 1790; an ancient conduit there in 1831 was to … in Conduit Place off Wood (later Rossington) Street. 79 Clapton and some other parts were supplied in 1720 from the … water for Hackney. Assisted in 1784 by a reservoir at Clapton and with profits from the waterworks rising in 1791, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… corner of Culford and Tottenham roads, opened in 1856. In Clapton a mission was started in 1862 and the church of St. … Pond Road, Islington, in 1964, and another church in Clapton, St. Jude's, opened in 1965. 33 The churches, … Rd., Islington, 1964. 42 St. Scholastica, Kenninghall Rd., Clapton. 43 Svces. begun by Fathers of Charity (Rosminians) …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… coins in an urn at Temple Mills, stone coffins at Upper Clapton, and a marble sarcophagus at Lower Clapton. The Temple Mills hoard, with articles of a later … date, may indicate merely a crossing of the Lea and the Clapton burials a possible line of the road from Ermine …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the Chequers at Kingsland (1663), the Flower de Luce at Clapton, and at least seven taverns in Hackney village: the … high road through Kingsland, Newington, and Stamford Hill. Clapton had 7, Homerton 5 with 2 more at Marsh gate, and … wards had c. 700 persons for every licensed house and Clapton Park had 3,630. 2 Pleasure grounds were attached to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… mother church with those of St. James with Christ Church, Clapton. 83 The vicarage had evidently been endowed by 1291. … the church of St. John, the other for that of St. James, Clapton. 91 There was a strong musical tradition. An organ … to build and endow St. Philip's, Dalston, and St. James's, Clapton, 65 both of which were consecrated in 1841. St. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to contribute. The architect was the incumbent's son Clapton Crabb Rolfe, whose plans, dubbed 'needlessly …
A History of the County of Oxford
… inspectors, was built to the design of the incumbent's son Clapton Crabb Rolfe, the cost met by a voluntary parish rate. …