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Survey of London
… Gervas Smith, carvers; Isaac Mansfield, plasterer; John Robins and John Cleave, smiths; Jos. Goodchild, glazier; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… to the Official Trustees, its origins were unknown: J. W. Robins stated that he had regularly handed over the dividends …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… with St. Ann's Road, on behalf of his daughter Mrs. E. M. Robins, whose house was on the site of the later St. Ann's … Newsam became the first patron and was succeeded by Mrs. Robins (d. 1895), who in 1891 devised the patronage to the … (City of London), whence it was brought by Mr. and Mrs. Robins. There was seating for about 480 in 1972. A rise in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… annual grant was made from 1862; 89 Newsam's daughter Mrs. Robins left £1,000 to the school, by will proved 1895. 90 The … was begun in 1958, whereupon the girls' old school became Robins building and the boys' Newsam building, while the … grant; in addition the school received £1,200 under Mrs. Robins's will. 6 In the late 19th century it shared the high …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… West Green hall was built in 1901 and run by the Robins Mission, itself later absorbed by the … its work, with three new halls in 1930, and took over the Robins Mission's rebuilt West Green hall in 1938. 66 … from trustees by the Greek Orthodox community. 99 The Robins Mission administered West Green hall, built in 1901 …