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Old and New London
… Hill, of whom we have already spoken in our account of Hampstead. 4 Six years later the Messrs. Hill finally removed …
Old and New London
… the prisoners, for I had heard that they used to rob about Hampstead; and I went about it the more willingly, because I …
Old and New London
… made their homes at Kentish and Camden Town, at Highgate, Hampstead, and St. John's Wood; but of late years they have …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… redemption was purchased from Elizabeth King, spinster, of Hampstead, cousin and heir of Lady Clarendon, and of the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Hill (443 ft.). Further south Harrow Hill reaches 408 ft., Hampstead ('Jack Straw's Castle') 440 ft., and Highgate Hill … Beds form part of the upper slopes of the hills at Harrow, Hampstead, and Highgate. At these places the Bagshot Sands … Basin. In the east of the county, as, for instance, at Hampstead and Barnet, there also occur undoubted fragments of …
Survey of London
… old and was living in virtual retirement at his house in Hampstead. In an astonishing burst of creative energy he …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… and Lucy, and his wife Anne daughter of Philip Barret of Hampstead in Middlesex, who died 22 February 1687. On the …
Survey of London
… were removed, that for the boys being transferred to West Hampstead, and that for the girls to Acton. The Shoreditch …
Survey of London
… the Bedford and Camden Estates on the east, the centre of Hampstead Road and High Street, Camden Town, being its … and inhabited. The segment between the crescent and the Hampstead Road was originally laid out in gardens but is now … its continuation (formerly known as Southampton Street) to Hampstead Road, are later and smaller three-storey houses. …
Old and New London
… married, and that he built for her the fine seat at Hampstead Marshal, in Berkshire, afterwards destroyed by …