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A History of the County of Essex
… at the 'King's Head' on its journey to the 'Three Nuns', Whitechapel, and returning by the same route in the evening. …
The Environs of London
… from Shoreditch church, and nine miles seven surlongs from Whitechapel. The parish is bounded by Loughton and Chigwell …
A History of the County of Essex
… than at Rayleigh. In 1791 a coach left the 'Three Nuns', Whitechapel, for Ongar every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, … 'Three Nuns' on Tuesday and Friday and from the 'Swan', Whitechapel, on Wednesday and Saturday. 78 In 1826-7 a coach …
Survey of London
… produced 690 2 s. and 899 was paid to T. Mears of Whitechapel for a new peal of eight bells. 167 In 1914 they … with plated articles similar to those used in St. Mary's Whitechapel. 173 Later History of the Church For a few years … the Commissioners of Works agreed to grant a lease to the Whitechapel District Board of Works of a piece of ground on …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… 1883] S. 1883-4 vice Nottage Contested Tower Hamlets (Whitechapel) 1885; Master Gold and Silver Wyre Drawers …
Survey of London
… of "Bayliffs of the Hundred of Brixton." John Welbe of Whitechapel, gentleman, had been admitted in 1682 on the …
Survey of London
… designed the new church. The builder was William Hill of Whitechapel. 162 Johnson's St. Philip's is an unpretending, …
The Church Records of St Andrew Hubbard, Eastcheap, c1450-c1570
… 3d. Item paid for making 2 indentures for Thomas Clarke of Whitechapel parish 10d. Item paid to the said Thomas for …
Survey of London Monograph
… utmost peril. "I observed often that in the parishes of Whitechapel, Aldgate, and Stepney there were 5, 6, and 700 a …
Survey of London
… one for the Hugh Myddelton site, the others in Lambeth and Whitechapel. 154 The Clerkenwell special school, in the … the first of the MBW's improvement sites under the Act, at Whitechapel, failed to let or sell at auction, the trustees …