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A History of the County of Middlesex
… survived in 1855 at Clay Hill, at Enfield Town, in Baker Street, and near the Ridgeway, 2 but they were enfranchised … known manor-house of Worcesters stood in or near Baker Street and survived in 1656; 3 it may have been the capital … of copyhold land at Enfield Wash, at Whitewebbs, in Turkey Street, and in Cheshunt. 77 The rectorial estate of Enfield, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
A History of the County of Middlesex
… worship. 61 Congregationalists began meeting in Baker Street in 1687 and built the first nonconformist chapel in … acquired a meeting-house on the eastern side of Baker Street; their meetings ceased in 1794 and the house was … Joseph Maisters (d. 1717), was licensed to preach in Baker Street in 1689 64 but his congregation does not seem to have …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… itself was replaced in the 1960s by one at no. 41 Baker Street. 88 Stations had also been opened in Enfield Highway … by 1890. 89 There was a police station in Ponders End High Street in 1971, 90 when the old watch-house survived as part … Road, Enfield Road, Fourth Avenue, and Ponders End High Street. Public baths were opened in Newbury Avenue, Enfield …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… permanent spa was established. A bowling alley near Turkey Street in 1656 95 seems to have given its name to Bowling … races were started on the marshes at the end of Green Street in 1788 and revived in 1816 near the later Wright's … and the Society of Good Fellowship in the Falcon, South Street. 4 The Amicable society met at the New Inn at Coopers …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the early English style, with some Norman portions; in a chamber above the south porch are several pieces of armour, … in which the market is held: the latter is a spacious street, nearly a mile in length, having in the centre a … edifice consisting of a nave and chancel. At Epping-Street is a chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist, which …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… firm of T. H. White of Devizes: Thomas Carter of Sidmouth Street, and Thomas White of The Brittox, Devizes, were … 19th century the main works, St. George's Works, Silver Street, had been supplemented by the acquisition of Woodfin's … in 1865), situated near the railway station in Stallard Street. This foundry had an independent existence under the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… to Mailscot. 61 The Coleford road, known in 1402 as New Street, 62 ran south from the village and turned south-west … from the Coleford road at Dryslade Farm, is called Bicknor Street. East of the village a road branching from the … excavation of the castle motte destroyed a small stone chamber. 52 The church of Hereford had an estate of 3 hides …
Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels, 1743-1811: The London Tabernacle and Spa Fields Chapel
… with Mr Brown. That Deptford at 8, Lambeth at 2 and Bird Street at 6 be supplyed on Sundays every other Sunday by the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… new route by-passed Lexworthy village and Enmore village street and turnpike jurisdiction was extended to Bishop's … the north, Lexworthy to the east, and the original village street to the south, taking in some of the churchyard in … occupants. 68 In the event the land south of the village street was never taken into the park, which by 1833 measured …
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