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Old and New London
… well-known Unitarian minister at Hampstead at the close of the last centuryresided in Church Row, where he had … occupied a large-sized house in Church Row, down to the close of 1876, when the establishment was removed to … particular attractions for authors and artists. Here, or close at hand, lived Henry Fuseli, R.A., of whom we quote the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 8 d. in 1535. 48 There is only one extant medieval court roll, for 1296. 49 Rolls purporting to be court rolls for … manorial officers, draw up the parish accounts, and make a roll of the poor. Although he was not given a title Middleton …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… who sold the bulk of the estate, by then called Shepherd's Close, in 1797 to Jonathan Key, stationer of Paternoster Row. … (6 a.). They, together with two cottages and a small close at Kilburn, passed on John's death in 1643 to his … M.M. & M., Lib. C, p. 164; Index to Ct. Rolls, roll 13, p. 1. G.L.R.O., E/MW/H/I/2178; H, old no. 31/8 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… place for Presbyterians until Red Lion chapel was built close by; the congregation became Unitarian in the mid 18th … Rd. Shops built on site and hall converted into Trinity Close 1970s. 5 Mission in Perrin's Ct. started between 1864 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… well called Skirret's well stood on East Heath in 1714, close to the site of the house at Squire's Mount. 52 Parish … with 143 beds in 1978 and 127 in 1985. The desire to close it when facilities at Pond Street should be available, … such financial loss that in 1906 the charity threatened to close them. After much argument over the price and a public …
Old and New London
… Greenhill is named Prince Arthur's Road. On the Greenhill, close by the Wesleyan chapel, and where Prince Arthur's Road … some nuns, who changed its name to "St. Elizabeth's Home." Close by the Chicken House stood, till 18756, a fine mansion … or at all events occupied by, a gallant admiral, at the close of the last century; and it is a tradition in Hampstead …