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A History of the County of Middlesex
… were tenemented. Overcrowding was particularly acute in South Hornsey where there were on average more than two … for those displaced by clearance. At the same time land south of the council flats of 1921 and stretching to Lordship … 89 families on land adjoining the borough council's flats, south of Lordship Terrace, between Lordship Road and Edward's …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… on the north side and parsonage and parish pond on the south, stretching eastward to the London road. There was some … have been the brick house, stable, and coach house on the south side of Church Street 'lately erected' in 1701 and … four brick houses on the site of one old house on the south side of Church Street, probably the terrace called …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1870 the part of the Browning estate adjoining it in South Hornsey was put up for sale. In addition to the family … and Brighton roads. 18 The neighbouring Palatine estate, south of Brighton Road, was the subject of a building … In 1873-4 large houses with extensive grounds stretching south from Church Street to the Walford estate were for sale …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Victorian houses with blocks of flats, mainly in the south. They included Hawkesley Court (128 flats and 23 … in 1953, 99 and Defoe Road (36 flats) by 1955. 1 Lordship South estate (121 flats) on the western side of Lordship Road … the north side of Manor Road, and Burma Court (129 flats) south of Aden Terrace. 2 The borough had built 1,336 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Lane. There were scattered buildings a little to the south, one of them the White Hart at the northern tip of South Hornsey detached, which had existed since 1723 and possibly since 1625. Farther south again there was a gap before the isolated Palatine …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… prebendal manors of Stoke Newington and of Brownswood in South Hornsey. By 1541 there was a common well on the green … land was bought by James Browning, whose estate in South Hornsey centred on his house in the western angle of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Islington and Hornsey on the west and Islington on the south. Cock and Castle Lane (Crossway), which joined the two main roads, formed the short south-east boundary, with Hackney. Field boundaries divided … of Brownswood in Hornsey, which left three blocks of South Hornsey embedded in the southern part of Stoke …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Government Act of 1899, 97 the old parish was united with South Hornsey in Stoke Newington M.B. There were 6 wards: South Hornsey with 9 councillors, Church and Lordship with 6 … a plumber, and several industrial workers, mostly from the south part of the borough, contested 29 of the 30 seats 12 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1678) and his wife Martha (d. 1679) had 5 a. of copyhold south of Church Street and west of the glebe, together with … auctioneer of Red Lion Square. 18 In 1808 Graham sold the south-western portion of the estate, 9 a. to James … cousin Charles John Graham. 20 Kibblewhite's portion, 21 south of Graham's, descended on his death in 1853 to Robert …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were in courts off High Street, respectively north and south of its junction with Church Street. 83 Salem Baptist … of Stoke Newington and especially in the detached parts of South Hornsey. 85 The rapid increase in population was …