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The Environs of London
… Lord Russel of Thornhagh. Fracis, first Earl of Bedsord. Corney house. The Russel family had an ancient seat in this … of Worcester, the present proprietor. It is now called Corney-house. Mr. Widdrington, in 1745, purchased certain tenements, and a piece of land, called Corney-houses and Corneyclose, adjoining to his own premises. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the underlessee of the fishing rights, with a house and Corney or Cornhithe acres, owed 30 s. and 3 salmon a year. 93 … and LEP Transport, London cargo agents, with wharves in Corney Road from 1922. 97 In 1978 much employment was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… lived on the outskirts of the village: the Russells at Corney House to the west, and the Wardours, the earl of … along the gravel into Hammersmith but no farther west than Corney House, beyond which lay marshes. Church Street ran a … of the landscape painter Henry Dawson (1811-78), 22 faced Corney Lodge at the end of Powell's Walk. 23 Changes in the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Turnham Green, and Stamford Lane. Sluts Hole, Corner or Corney House, which included Grove House, and Sutton Court … works and filter beds lay close to the Thames and south of Corney Lane, where a power station was later built. 17 From …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 70 who acquired much neighbouring property, including the Corney House and Heathfield House estates, 71 and held 655 … for their knolls and clumps of trees. 39 The 18th-century CORNEY HOUSE estate derived from a house, with marshy … the widowed Maria, duchess of Norfolk (d. 1754). 54 Corney House was a district for the assessment of church …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… who died at Chiswick in 1768, 58 and John Towneley of Corney House, who had a chapel there in 1791. 59 From 1799 …