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A History of the County of Essex
… and for children absent through illness or educated at home, the board put the deficiency at 3,100 places. This was …
A History of the County of Essex
… in workshops, and about 1,100 others, all women, as home workers. 223 It was fostered by the poverty of many … products. It supplied electrical plants to many towns, at home and abroad. From the 1890s the production of bicycle and … local firm into a large company active throughout the Home Counties and the Midlands. Its original premises in …
A History of the County of Essex
… This was opened in 1909 as the Grange convalescent home, with 40 children's beds. In 1930 it was enlarged to 116 … for chronic adult cases, to relieve the public assistance home at Leyton. 164 West Ham's new smallpox hospital was … Ham union, including Whipps Cross hospital and the central home (later Langthorne hospital), both in Leyton, 170 and …
A History of the County of Essex
… institutions narrower in scope is the John Barnes Memorial home for old people, Hamfrith Road. 61 About 1888 John Barnes … constituted. About 1908 the society opened an old people's home in a house in Keogh Road. 62 It proved too small and by … adjoining property was later acquired, and in 1932 a new home was built on the site. See pp. 14550. See p. 111. V.C.H. …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… D/D/Ppv 5. Ibid. DD/BK 5/17; D/D/Ppv 5. Ibid. DD/X/COK 1; Home Office Acreage Returns (HO 67) II (List and Index Soc. … Q/RDe 87. Collinson, Hist. Som. I, 83; SRO, DD/X/COK 1. Home Office Acreage Returns (HO 67) II (List and Index …
Survey of London
… county authorities to a new Prison Commission, under the Home Office. Most of London's outdated prisons were closed by the Home Office in the 1880s, the last inmates leaving Coldbath … 1877 Prison Act. Its purchase by the Post Office from the Home Office was for just 96,000. Though the Post Office began …
Survey of London
… ('Sinner Saved'), who in 1811 took the house over as his home, residing there until his death in 1813. 12 In Victorian … 23 Henry Street, renamed Donegal Street in 1906 after the home county of Captain F. T. Penton's wife, was slightly … estate. 26 One of the houses built here, No. 27, was the home of the young architect E. B. Lamb, living with his …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in the late 19th century. The Alexian brothers ran a home farm at Twyford Abbey until 1940, when they leased it to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… north. The Alexian brothers, who use the house as a rest home for the aged, enlarged it in 1905, 1914, and 1966 and …