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A History of the County of Middlesex
… mass was offered by the Harrow priest in the public hall in Wealdstone from 1899 until 1901, when the Salvatorian … was opened a year later. A corrugated iron and wooden hall was built as a school and social centre in 1907 and a … worshipped in Harlesden until a convent chapel from Harley Place (near Baker Street), was re-erected in 1901 at Wembley …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… o' the Hill' and Mistress Grace Wellborn 'of the same place' must have been common enough to have been recognized … the landlord of the 'Bell', Major William Abbs of Pinner Hall pressed for the inn-keeper's removal. 3 The magistrates … 11 At first the association rented a room in the workmen's hall which had been erected c. 1861 in Crown Street, and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Kingsbury in 1934 Forty Lane was chosen for a new town hall, which was opened in 1939. 2 Of 35,000 houses in Wembley … 8 and King's Drive (114 flats) in 1952-3 near Wembley Town Hall. 9 Estates built by Harrow council included Rayners Lane … (4). Wemb. Hist. Soc., Acc. 148-52; Acc. 380/2. Brent Town Hall, Wembley U.D.C., Min. Bk. ix (1908-11), 69, 90. Wemb. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of John Lyon's charter. As the principal assembly hall of the school it was built on a semicircular plan, the … only an addition of 1836 being saved. Rebuilding took place in 1840 and a few years later a boys' wing was added … can be located: there were four in West End, Sweetman's Hall, 66 Clogges, Neoles, 67 and Aldridges; 68 one, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Remains (?) (SP 88157110), immediately N. of Harrowden Hall on sand at 84 m. above OD. Large quantities of medieval … fields of the parish is not known but it had already taken place by 1754 (Map in NRO). Ridge-and-furrow remains on the …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… (Astrologer) Period of medical practice 1605-1625 Place of birth England (Harford, Devon) Other notes BA Oxon …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… estates, and Bertram Monboucher died seised of the place in the 12th of Richard II., as did also his successor … place, as well as of the adjoining township of Hartington-Hall, and continued to hold them, as part of the Wallington … of its site some farm-offices are now erected. Hartington-Hall HARTINGTON-HALL, a township, in the parish of Hartburn, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… present century similar but more rapid growth has taken place around both Hull and Beverley. Some industrial … became part of Harthill wapentake. 7 The hundred meeting-place may have been near Spellow Farm, Elmswell, a name … possibly in Etton), and Watton. 14 The hundred meeting-place was presumably at Sneculf's cross, the location of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 11 The old manor-house of Edmund Ford, called Harting Place, was, after the building of Lady Holt, used as a school … occupies the south range, is filled in with the entrance hall and staircases. It is probable that, although the stairs … to have stood on the site. In the large former entrance hall north of the Saloon is the late-17th-century main …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… now reduced to little more than a fishing town and place of summer resort, occupies the South-western portion of … Liddell, Bart. 1786 Sir John Eden, Bart. 1787 Anthony Hall 98 1788 John Tempest 1789 John Marley 1790 Charles … burgesses 112. The Corporation have a town-house or guild-hall, built about 1750, probably on the site of a former …