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Survey of London
… same land in 1862, when the impending construction of the Hammersmith and City Railway was no doubt already enhancing … to be relatively limited until the building of the Hammersmith and City Railway in the mid 1860's. This collapse …
Survey of London
… into the situation there by the opening in 1864 of the Hammersmith and City Railway. This was the first of the … Paddington and Farringdon Street in January 1863. The Hammersmith and City line extended from its western terminus at Hammersmith through Shepherd's Bush and Notting Dale (where …
Survey of London
… the west by the boundary of the parishes of Kensington and Hammersmith. Building development began in 1839, and except … on the Norland estate. Between the Uxbridge and Hammersmith roads the railway was to extend along or very … a brick, tile, lime and cement merchant, who was active in Hammersmith. R.B.; D.N.B.; Gladstone, p. 39. R.B.; K.P.L., …
Old and New London
… at least three or four others round Londonnamely, at Hammersmith, Finchley, and Ilford. Of that at Knightsbridge …
Old and New London
… Kennington and Walworth, Wandsworth and Putney, Fulham and Hammersmith; in each, and all of which, once rural villages, …
Old and New London
… a small inn known as the halfway house between London and Hammersmith. It was a curious and picturesque structure, but … "Esmond:""With some delays in procuring horses, we got to Hammersmith about four o'clock on Sunday morning, the 1st of … of the suburb what the High Street, in the road to Hammersmith, is to Kensington proper. Swift had lodgings in …
Survey of London
… is allowed to be the oldest dissenting place of worship in Hammersmith, [and] is situate at the foot of George Yard near … tombstone describes him as "Late minister of the gospel at Hammersmith." He died 1759. 1758. George Turnbull, until his … Vol. 171678, p. 343. History and Antiquities of . . Hammersmith, pp. 225 et seq. Reproduced here. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of para. based, unless otherwise stated, on: MBW, Opening Hammersmith Bridge and laying memorial stone in Battersea …
Survey of London
… 60 The builder was William Cooke, who was operating from a Hammersmith address when he first gave notice to the district … builder, 1858. 2329 odd George Eugene Magnus of Hammersmith, esquire, 18612. 31 Magnus, 1860. Magnus paid 440 … 1858. Brooks paid 1,309 to Davis. 5 Thomas Allen of Hammersmith, esquire, 1857. Allen paid 380 to Davis. 7 Henry …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Stamford Brook flowing through Acton Vale to the Thames at Hammersmith Bridge; and Bridge or Counter's Creek, passing …