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The Environs of London
… same compliment to any other place in England except Lord Exeter's at Burleigh 123. Sir Stephen Fox's house at Chiswick … theatre not abated, he made his first appearance at Drury-lane (anno 1754) in the character of Oroonoko, under the … tomb lieth the body of Mr. Charles Holland, late of Drury-lane theatre, of whose character and abilities David Garrick, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… N. of the church. b(20) House, on the S. side of Hogarth Lane 170 yards N.W. of the church, has some exposed … Mawson Row, range of tenements on the W. side of Chiswick Lane, 240 yards N.N.E. of the church, is of three storeys. It … b(24) Little Sutton Cottage on the S. side of Sutton Lane 1,550 yards W. of the church, retains an original …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… FOR THE POOR. 44 Apart from the almshouses in Sutton Lane, benefactions of unknown origin included 2 a. known as … replaced by a plot at the corner of Duke Road and Hogarth Lane 45 which was let for market gardens at £25 a year by … as he had elsewhere directed, 48 but almshouses in Sutton Lane were built before 1676 by William Ashburnham. Lord …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… begin in 1678. 23 ALL SAINTS' mission church, Chiswick Lane. 24 Attendance 1903: 148 a.m.; 157 p.m. Red brick bldg. … 1903: 409 a.m.; 205 p.m. Iron church N. end Chiswick Lane used 18768. 44 Red brick bldg. with stone dressings and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… it had no name 23 and by 1832 it was called Burlington Lane. 24 Shorter lanes ran southward from the high road to … corresponding to the existing British Grove, Chiswick Lane, and Devonshire Road, they led respectively to the east … part of Devonshire Road, previously Chiswick Field Lane; Chiswick Lane, the most direct and presumably the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… to receive rents, many of which had decayed and which John Lane and other lessees of the manor had failed to collect. 89 … in 1818 included the Brache, south-east of Burlington Lane, Leylands west of Sutton Place and Sutton Lane, and a small Strand field northwest of Grove House, with …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1952 for JMI. Roll 1979: 190. Chiswick British, Chiswick Lane. Opened by ? 1833 as Lancasterian sch. with 155 BG. 70 … Closed between 1852 and 1862. Chiswick County, Burlington Lane. Opened as county grammar schs. 1916 SG, 1926 SB. Coed. … c. 1923, demol. 1951. 87 Chiswick Sch., Burlington Lane. Opened 1968 as SM comprehensive formed by amalg. of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… houses half way along the row, near the foot of Chiswick Lane, c. 1700 12 and the brewery's Red Lion, perhaps the only … a short way inland before turning left to meet Burlington Lane, and from the churchyard a narrow way, in 1752 called … Powell's Walk, provided a north-westerly short cut to the lane and Chiswick House. Roads radiated from north of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… extends south-westward to the bottom of Chiswick Lane and thence westward to the approach to Kew bridge. 7 The …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Little Sutton, the Strand, Turnham Green, and Stamford Lane. Sluts Hole, Corner or Corney House, which included … was founded in Kensington in 1868 and moved to Burlington Lane in 1897. Sisters of the Society of St. Margaret took … 91 Chiswick isolation hospital, opened in Clayponds Lane, South Ealing, in 1904, 92 became a maternity hospital, …