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A History of the County of Middlesex
… It served the whole parish until the establishment of its first daughter church, at Turnham Green, in 1845. 41 Vicars … the Old Vicarage, which had been divided and sold. 78 The first recorded vicar John Belemains or Belemus (d. 1252) was … Patron V. of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, whose son was first V. of St. Michael's. Iron church in Elmwood Rd. built …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the main thoroughfares remained the same until after the First World War. In 1923 Chiswick U.D.C. bought 200 a. of … by Promenade Approach Road and Riverside Drive. The first of several modern arterial roads, dividing one part of … into cul-de-sacs and some linked by pedestrian subways, first opened in 1956. 40 From 1959 the Great West Road was …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of sons, and a widow was entitled to one third of her first husband's lands as dower. Tenants of Sutton Court in … manufacture than off the land by 1801, when those in the first three categories were twice as numerous as agricultural … in 1923, the Burlington Arms lost their licences, 37 the first becoming known as Burlington Corner and later as Lamb …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… schools, on the lines of the Hadow Report. The area's first county secondary school was opened in 1916 and followed … as charity sch. for 25 B and 10 (later 25) G. 73 Trustees, first headed by Sir Stephen Fox and Sir John Chardin, 74 from … Park high school near by in Priory Road, Acton. The first, a mixed secondary school under Miss Alice Woods, 36 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… There have been few changes in Chiswick Mall since the First World War, apart from the rebuilding in 1936 of a … stretch along Chiswick Mall. Approached from the east, the first houses beyond Miller's Court are Cedar House, formerly … contained 24 and 22 hearths respectively and when the first, with College House, was assessed as the fourth largest …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by a salaried clerk. 61 They met about twice a month, at first at the Roebuck, then at Chiswick hall in Chiswick Mall …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… from the need to maintain the prebendary of Chiswick, first mentioned in 1103-4. 33 The larger estate was called by … were leased out by the chapter of Westminster, 95 at first for 21 years 96 and by the early 18th century for 3 … in 1882. The house reserved for Westminster, in 1649 first called College House, 7 was an extension of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and curved the edges of the pieces of water to produce the first ambitious design in the style of the Picturesque. … two avenues from the exedra, one of them Lord Burlington's first essay at Chiswick, have gone, as have two sheets of … impressed Sir Walter Scott, and later some of England's first giraffes. 97 Wrought iron gates from Heathfield House …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… unspecified dissenters 1882 to 1895. 37 Society of Friends first met at Chiswick Mission 1906, then in Fisher's Lane … 1920, called Tenth Church of Christ, Scientist, 1921 and First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1924. New church in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 93 St. Thomas's hospital used its land only after the First World War 94 and relinquished it for council housing, … owed their appeal to a well publicized social life, the first being noted for activities connected with the river and … Empire House, which had been built on its site, were first occupied in 1961. 18 Motion pictures were shown at the …