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A History of the County of Middlesex
… 56 Closed 1929 and children transferred to Mowlem St. and Hoxton Ho., Osborn Pl. (Whitechapel). 57 Reopened 1929 for 45 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… abutted the demesne. 87 In 1582 Richard Austen, monier of Hoxton, was licensed to lease land abutting south on Crabtree …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… reg. 1837 16 by Thos. Geo. Williams, Ind. min. of High St. Hoxton and later of Northampton Pl., Hackney Rd., who had …
Committees for Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts:
… Henry (1750-95): s. of Quaker wine merchant; educated Hoxton, Warrington academies; a founder of Hackney College; …
Committees for Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts:
… 4th s. of Bristol wine merchant; educated Warrington, Hoxton academies; pastor, Old Meeting, Birmingham and St … Deputies 1816-28. Collison, George (1772-1847): educated Hoxton Academy, tutor of classics, Hoxton 1797-1801; resident tutor, Hackney Theological …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 23 July, 1603, was father of Thomas Bond, M.D., of Hoxton, whose son Thomas was created a baronet 9 Oct., 1658. …
A New History of London
… as Christ's-hospital, the Temple, Aske's hospital, Hoxton square, Old-street, and many other places, continued …
A New History of London
… had caused the landholders of the villages of Islington, Hoxton, and Shoreditch, in the neighbourhood of the city, to … stile of the marquisses of Barlow, Clerkenwell, Islington, Hoxton, and Shacklewell; the earl of Pancras, &c. The use of … water brought from the spring of Dame Annis the Clear, at Hoxton. Henry died January 28, 1547. A military spirit was …
A New History of London
… the villages of Mora, Finsbury Wenlaxbarn, Clerkenwell, Hoxton, Shoreditch, Nortonfalgate, the Spital, White-chapel, …
A New History of London
… where Bethlehem hospital 10 is now built, up to Hoxton; but being one continued marsh, they were in 1511 made … subject to his jurisdiction, except in the liberties of Hoxton and Nortonfalgate, which belong to the dean and … village for many ages, by the name of Hochestone, vulgarly Hoxton, likewise shews itself to be of a Saxon origin: the …