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Survey of London
… of approximately sixteen acres of land surrounding Campden House. Most of this property had formed part of the large estate attached to Campden House in the seventeenth century and had been … and King's Mead. 1 This holding formed the heart of the Campden House estate (the relationship between the 'capital …
Survey of London
… the company included Alexander Fraser, a civil engineer of Campden Hill, 66 who on his own account also bought some two … displayed at St. Mark's, Notting Hill and St. George's, Campden Hill, and had proved unusually restrained. The church …
Survey of London
… displacement by clearances at St. Giles in the Fields, Campden Place at Notting Hill (now Clanricarde Gardens) and …
Survey of London
… M.L.R., 1744/3/290. For this and family property on Campden Hill said to have belonged in 1724 to Robert …
Survey of London
… Perkins Gwilt, . Notices relating to Thomas Smith of Campden, and to Henry Smith, sometime Alderman of London, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Household and Social Science moved into premises on Campden Hill. The new institution maintained a connexion with …
Survey of London
… not only a large part of the district now known as Campden Hill, but also areas north of the highway to Uxbridge … sold in 1616 to Sir Baptist Hicks (later first Viscount Campden) for 2,679. 13 Most of this land was absorbed into the Campden House estate and later formed the bulk of the …
Survey of London
… The client was William Kemp-Welch of The Red House, Campden Hill, where Peto Brothers were then already working. … was granted the lease in 1888 but continued to live in Campden Hill and the directories record no occupant prior to …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1559-60, fellow 1560-7, M.A. 20 Oct., 1564; master of Campden school, co. Gloucester, 1562, rector of Bishops …
A History of the County of Essex
… 176 In 1642 Latham sold the manor to Elizabeth Hicks, Lady Campden (d. 1643), who settled it on her great-grandson, …