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A History of the County of Middlesex
… a reliable guide to population. 64 In the south part Brownswood Park was built up in the 1860s and 1870s and … by 1891. Attempts were made to establish select suburbs at Brownswood Park, Shepherd's Hill, and Muswell Hill, so that … of Finsbury Park as an open space ensured that Brownswood evolved independently from the rest of Hornsey. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… health from 1865, comprised a peninsula of 172 a. known as Brownswood Park lying immediately south-east of the open … Crouch Hill and Harringay (West) station, which separated Brownswood manor to the south from Hornsey manor and its … point is the 150-ft. knoll in Finsbury Park; much of Brownswood Park is below 100 ft. There were four principal …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were recorded for Muswell or Farnfields. The court for Brownswood, which was a court leet and court baron from 1649 … land, 33 which was also the main business of the courts of Brownswood and Hornsey. In 1577 an ordinance of the Hornsey … of the two principal manors and probably the court of Brownswood exercised similar jurisdiction to that of Hornsey. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Clerkenwell detached and Hornsey except the manor of Brownswood. Except during the Interregnum, when Sir John … at Stepney. 37 It lay between the manor of Topsfield, Brownswood, and Tottenham Lane. 38 Since it was held with the … foundations reputedly of the chapel. 94 The manor of BROWNSWOOD was the endowment of the prebend of Brownswood in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… east of Tottenham Lane and Crouch End near the manors of Brownswood, Topsfield, Farnfields, and Ducketts in Tottenham … of London, 54 lessee of the woods and chief copyholder of Brownswood. 55 The freehold in Hornsey was devised to his son … 69 At his death in 1576 John Draper's copyhold estate at Brownswood consisted of 73 a. between Stroud Green Road and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… which received water from filter beds on the west side in Brownswood Park. Two covered reservoirs were constructed in … local board built no sewers itself, requiring builders in Brownswood Park to connect their drains to the Hackney board … in 1960. 69 A station was opened at Blackstone Road, Brownswood Park, in 1958-60. 70 Petty sessions were held at …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Cosgrave, in the County of Northampton (exclusive of Brownswood Green and Kenson Field, in the Parish of Cosgrave, … of Cosgrave, in the County of Northampton (exclusive of Brownswood Green and Kenson Field, in the Parish of Cosgrave …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Cosgrave, in the County of Northampton (exclusive of Brownswood Green, and Kenson Field, in the Parish of Cosgrave …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Cosgrave, in the County of Northampton, exclusive of Brownswood Green and Kenson Field in the Parish of Cosgrave …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Cosgrave, in the County of Northampton (exclusive of Brownswood Green and Kenson Field, in the Parish of Cosgrave …