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Alumni Oxonienses
… 20 Dec., 1577, aged 18. [ 6] Puller, William s. Tim., of Tottenham, Middlesex, cler. Hart Hall, matric. 29 Nov., 1704, …
Old and New London
… covered with docks and nettles. Whitefield's Chapel, in Tottenham Court Road; Montagu House, Great Russell Street; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and modern languages. The 'gymnasium' of Mark Lewis at Tottenham High Cross, flourishing about 1670, was much … 97 Richard Claridge opened a Quaker boarding-school at Tottenham in 1707. 98 Presbyterian schools catered for local … duty to its wards. In 1628 a girl was sent to a school in Tottenham, and in 1637 and 1682 Hackney schools were chosen. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of their father's Birmingham school at Bruce Castle, Tottenham, in 1827. Strongly imbued with Utilitarian ideas, … numerous nonconformist and Roman Catholic private schools. Tottenham, for example, had long been a centre for Quaker … purpose. Examples were the St. John's Middle-Class School, Tottenham, 32 and Stoke Newington Middle-Class Public School, …
Survey of London
… the inclusive rents on the LCC's White Hart Lane Estate, Tottenham, were between 18 s and 23 s, whereas for comparable … Engineer and Surveyor until 1938, when he left for Tottenham. 140 His successor was S. A. Findlay, who had been …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth
… of the prebend, manor, and lordship of Tattenhall, or Tottenham Court, in trust for the Crown, for 99 years, at the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… has been chosen Chamberlain of Colchester. Sept. 28. Tottenham. 52. Lord Edward Beauchamp to Walsyngham. His being …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… they sang "a vile prophane song called the Dogges of "Tottenham.'" Complaint by Roger Greene the vicar, and …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Thos. Collins, yeoman of the Male, and Rich. Ridgdale, of Tottenham, co. Middlesex, for 50 years, of tenement, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… four hucksters, laid wait for Sir Robt. Drury, coming from Tottenham to London, wounded him in three or four places, and …