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Survey of London
… that of Warwick-gardens'. 251 The initiative came from the Bayswater Circuit of the Methodist Conference, to which the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… III the wardrobe keeper made 100. The Housekeeper at Bayswater made 30 per annum in 1746. 7 The housekeeper at Kew … E. 1825 22 Mar. Montagu, Lady E. Housekeeper at Hyde Park (Bayswater) 17031782 1703 Portman (Seymour), H. By 1746 …
Survey of London
… George Stevens of Notting Hill and George Colls of Bayswater. 329 The initial development of this small area …
Survey of London
… (including Chelsea north of Sloane Square), 22 from Bayswater or northern Kensington, 20 from Mayfair or St. …
Survey of London
… from a previous unknown location to St. George's Row, Bayswater. 6 The commercialization of Duke Street continued …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by the Girls' Public Day School Trust as Notting Hill and Bayswater high school, 19 moved in 1931 to Ealing, where many …
Survey of London
… Ennor of Vauxhall Gardens and Limehouse to a routine 'Bayswater Classical' design by James Harrison of Moorgate. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… first in England to be run on modern lines, was started at Bayswater Rise in 1934. It was moved to Second Avenue, Slade … New secondary modern schools built since 1945 were: 94 Bayswater, in Bayswater Road (1953); Northway, in Maltfield Road (1956); …
Survey of London
… the west corner, both evidently built by Edwin Curtis of Bayswater. 174 The latter building, now Nos. 4446 (even) Old …
The Environs of London
… Baumes-March , 634. Baxter , William, account of, 549. Bayswater gardens, 331. Beach , Mary, her epitaph, 582, note. … 7578. Burlesque oath, 78. Hill , Sir John, his gardens at Bayswater, 331. Hodford , manor of, 4. Hodges , Thomas, vicar …