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A History of the County of Middlesex
… became the parish of St. George-in-the-East; Spitalfields; Bethnal Green; Limehouse; Poplar, which included the Isle of … separate parishes were brought together in three M.B.s: Bethnal Green, coterminous with its parish; Poplar, including … St. Anne, Limehouse (244 a.), in 1730, and St. Matthew, Bethnal Green (755 a.) in 1743. 14 The last new civil parish …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… demesne arable at first was probably concentrated between Bethnal green and Shoreditch High Street, overlapping into … Whitechapel Road, but lying mostly in the later hamlet of Bethnal Green. The demesne around the manor house, possibly as far west as Cambridge Heath and Bethnal green, was probably still woodland in 1086 and had …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and in November were held at the Rising Sun, Green Street, Bethnal Green. 68 The view of frankpledge was usually held on … Lane (Limehouse), Clevestreet (Ratcliff), and Blethenale (Bethnal Green) occur in 1405. These areas were referred to as … by two chief pledges in the 14th century, except Bethnal Green and Old Ford with one each, known as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the Dusthill in Limehouse, marshes in Poplar, and land in Bethnal Green near Shoreditch church in order to pay the … Stepney including the quitrents, wastes, most demesne in Bethnal Green, some wood and trees, and specified rents in … not relinquish the manor house (Bishops Hall estate) in Bethnal Green until he had been reimbursed for mortgages he …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… met in Rose Lane, Spitalfields, at a house fitted up at Bethnal Green, and at a new brick house in Red Maid Lane, … in Spittle Yard, of Richard Ward (Congregationalist) in Bethnal Green, of Joseph Farnworth in Buky Street and another … in 1683 for meetings in Stepney, Spitalfields, and Bethnal Green, 97 were followed by others until 1686 for …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Recusants in 1678 included 30 from Spitalfields, 15 from Bethnal Green, and 9 from Wapping-Stepney. 68 In 1680 35 were … for Spitalfields, 15 for Stepney and Spitalfields, 20 for Bethnal Green, 18 for Stepney, 14 for Stepney and Wapping-Stepney, and 3 for Poplar; in Spitalfields and Bethnal Green most were apparently foreign. 69 Individuals …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was the placename included in a barony created in 1906. 36 Bethnal Green may also suggest AngloSaxon settlement. 37 … however, beside the highway from Mile End to Hackney lay Bethnal green, where settlement is suggested by mention of a … (the nucleus of Ratcliff), and Blethenale (later Bethnal green) were mentioned in 1405. 95 Transactions …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Sheppard, a merchant of Leytonstone (Essex) (previously Bethnal Green, Mdx.), Oliver Cox of Peckham (Surrey), …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in the earlier part of the century had left the City for Bethnal Green and Shoreditch, moved farther out to Stoke …
The Environs of London
… in Essex; on the north by Hackney; on the north-west by Bethnal-green; on the west and south-west by Stepney; and on …