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A History of the County of Essex
… 107 Their educational work is also notable. Church day-schools were built in 13 out of the 17 parishes created … previously used as the infants department of St. Mary's day-schools; a permanent church was completed in 1894. 122 It …
A History of the County of Essex
… before 1936. 41 After 1700 West Ham reached its hey-day as a residential area favoured by merchants and …
A History of the County of Essex
… the voluntary schools and opened several other temporary day-schools, one of which became permanent. The first three … older children. 5 It proposed to open several temporary day-continuation institutes, pending the building of two new … of the junior departments of the technical college, the day-continuation institute being closed. The selective side …
A History of the County of Essex
… Bow, where the rioters numbered 2,000. 12 On the same day rioters broke into the house of Thomas Foster of West Ham …
A History of the County of Essex
… an armed watchman to serve there from Michaelmas to Lady Day. The Plaistow watch-house was rebuilt in 1775 on a new … that, it turned on its mains only for short periods each day. In 1886 it sought statutory power to ensure a constant … Thomas GivenWilson, established a welfare clinic and day nursery. 174 In 1889 part of the work was transferred to …
A History of the County of Essex
… classes, and penny readings with success, 5 and opened a day-school. By 1864 it had 450 members and a library of 3,000 … gymnasium and indoor swimming-bath. 10 In 1891 it became a day-school, but evening-classes continued until the school …
A History of the County of Essex
… sold after 1921 and later used for a time by the Seventh Day Adventists. In 1965 it was occupied by a builder. … 1672, when the houses of Benjamin Benton of Ham and James Day of Stratford were licensed for Presbyterian worship; … Towards the end of his ministry the church opened a girls day-school and a Sunday school. 103 Gold was succeeded by …
A History of the County of Essex
… and coaches ran to London four times an hour during the day, and coaches to and from Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk … was served by three coaches, each making three journeys a day. 2 During the 1830s steam coaches ran for varying periods …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… virgaters owed 1 a. of mowing, three days lifting, and a day carrying hay, three days reaping and a day carrying corn, and 3 a. of ploughing. 10 In 1339 174 … waggon loads of hay, which took 15 waggons to carry in a day and 41 men and women to rick in the barton. The 170 …