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A History of the County of Middlesex
… the manager of the mills by the Lea, who lived at Scotland Green; the child was then exhibited in London, where it died …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… each of the four wards or quarters of the parish: Enfield Green, later called Enfield Town, Bull's Cross, Ponders End, and Horsepool Stones, later known as Green Street. 68 Quasi-criminal jurisdiction was no longer … and two headboroughs, a brander, and a hayward for Green Street and Ponders End, which by then had amalgamated. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1539. 21 In 1572 the manor-house, which stood by Enfield Green near the modern market-place, was occupied by John …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the other two to the county council in 1937 as part of the Green Belt. 70 In 1650 the lodges were named after the … who sold it soon after the Second World War as part of the Green Belt. 12 The first Trent Place was a 'compact villa' of … 22 North Lodge was included in the sale of land for the Green Belt in 1937. 23 The house is two-storeyed, of brick, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Brethren were worshipping in 1873 in a room facing Chase Green. 75 Other sects in the late 19th century included the … End Congregationalists met in 1745 in a house at Scotland Green belonging to Lady Collutt. A plain chapel with … hall. 14 Chase Side (P) church began with meetings on the green in 1851. A barn near the Holly Bush was taken over in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… water from Windmill Hill flowed through a sewer at Chase Green, 53 which in 1835 was replaced by a brick drain … Cambridge Road, was opened in 1938 by Tottenham and Wood Green burial board; the brick buildings, with a central tower … Fox. 93 The first public open space in Enfield was Chase Green, containing 12 a., which was left uninclosed under the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… two known papist families in the parish, one at Scotland Green and the other at Forty Hill, 48 and in 1766 there were …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Street in 1656 95 seems to have given its name to Bowling Green House, near the site of the later Myddelton House. 96 … north of the King's Head inn in Enfield Town was a bowling green by 1762 and was still one in 1851. 97 Horse races were started on the marshes at the end of Green Street in 1788 and revived in 1816 near the later …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… through Perry-Barr, West Bromwich, and Tipton. Birches Green, in the chapelry, lies on the road from the village to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… with a plot at the junction of Horsebrook and The Green in Calne, the address recorded since 1848. 45 The … took premises at Estcourt Street, Devizes (then called The Green). In July 1854 105 they advertised that their building …
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