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A History of the County of Middlesex
… p. 33. G.L.C., Hist. Bldgs. Div., ISL 40; below, manors (Barnsbury). Below, educ., priv. schs. Nelson, Islington …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by the early 19th century, and the widespread building in Barnsbury brought a large number of middle-class Jews from … closed in 1937. 50 Ashkenazim had organized services at Barnsbury hall by 1864, and in 1868 opened the North London synagogue, John Street (later Lofting Road), Barnsbury, a two-storeyed rectangular building with a long …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… similar rights for Stepney, 46 which in 1349 included Barnsbury and Canonbury: 5 s. was paid to him as the common … made presentments at the Stepney view and headboroughs for Barnsbury and Canonbury paid the fine and presented ditches … derived from the manors: St. John of Jerusalem, Upper Barnsbury, Lower Barnsbury, Canonbury, the Prebend, and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Islington Manors Manors The manor of BARNSBURY, earlier called BERNERSBURY or ISELDON BERNERS, … to his nephew Edmund Bray, 71 but in a settlement of 1510 Barnsbury was among lands allotted to Sir Reynold's niece … moated site that lay on what was later the west side of Barnsbury Square until the 1820s, and was sold with other …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 70 In 1786 the estate was held by Elizabeth Batson of Barnsbury, widow, and was known as Copenhagen farm; its 124 … left the land, with copyholds in Lower Street and in Barnsbury manor, to his nephew William Iremonger, who was … Foster. 43 Its descent thereafter was the same as that of Barnsbury manor, 44 and the estate was still held by the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… failed to regain sole control and with seceders founded Barnsbury chapel (q.v.). W. H. Dorman, min. c. 1835-8, joined … on opening of Caledonian Rd. chapel later in 1851. 85 Barnsbury chapel and sch. room, corner of Barnsbury and Milner streets, built 1835, under Chas. Gilbert …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… London Charterhouse had a piped supply from the place in Barnsbury. 99 where the White Conduit House became a popular …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… until the church of the Blessed Sacrament was opened in Barnsbury in 1916 and services began in Highbury in 1918. A … (Pallottine Sisters) reg. chapel at no. 7 Milner Pl., Barnsbury, 1969. 2 Several congregations opened hos. in … Holloway; Sisters of Loreto, no. 149 Hemingford Road, Barnsbury; Sisters of St. Paul of Chartres, no. 30 Aberdeen …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Ansell. 88 Anna Scher's children's theatre, nos. 70-2 Barnsbury Road, began as a school drama club in 1968, … hall, and in 1976 acquired its own theatre and office in Barnsbury Road. The theatre's aim was to develop children's … Colebrooke Row. In 1881 the corps numbered 761, and no. 2 Barnsbury Park, with a large garden, was rented as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… mission continued as soc. focus for Lower Holloway and Barnsbury. 36 Others Mission halls and other premises reg. …