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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Street Roman Catholic, accommodated 1,002. 14 The L.C.C.'s education committee in 1904 took over 20 board … school in 1977. Parmiter's moved out of the control of the I.L.E.A., the L.C.C.'s successor, in 1981. By 1988 four secondary …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in Use of Ch. Land (1975); photographs in N.M.R. and T.H.L.H.L. The following additional abbreviations are used: a.a., … hall, and gymnasium, with ch. above. Adjoining property to E. acquired 'by generosity of Miss Schuster' and model … hos. Churchyard converted into recreation ground and I sch. into medical mission and dispensary. Open-air svces. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1932. 27 In 1883 the rector had been encouraging a C. of E. working men's club for 12 years. 28 St. John's working … from 1922, 59 when a rifle club was established there. The L.C.C. took over sports fields cut off from the asylum after … non-municipal playing fields were the L.C.C.'s (later the I.L.E.A.'s) 7 a., the railway clearance ground of 6 a. and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 779, was comparable in size to a normal board school. The L.C.C.'s education committee succeeded the London school … Act, 1963, Hackney L.B. formed a division of the new I.L.E.A. 63 By 1976 several of the county primary schools had …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… predecessor John Spendlove was reinstated under Elizabeth I. 26 The royalist George Moore, rector 1622-64, having … was opened in 1929. Two halls were let in 1988 to the I.L.E.A. and one to Dr. Barnardo's. 89 Rectors in the 19th and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… at New End; the school there was opened in 1906 by the L.C.C. The Education Act, 1902, giving support from the rates … Camden, the area joined Westminster in a division of the I.L.E.A. under the London Government Act, 1963. 47 In 1983 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… (later Bliss), Aldridge Ct., Aldsworth Close, Alexander I, tsar of Russia, Alexander: A. & G., Mrs. Ann, Chris., … Mic.; Fowler, Chas. and Sir John; Francis; Fraser; Freud, E. L.; Fry, Maxwell; Garner; George & Peto; Gibberd; Goalen; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… W.P.; Gruning; Gwilt; Habershon, Mat., and W.G. and E.; Habershon & Brock; Hakewill, J. H. and E. C.; Hammack & … of (Rosminians), Charity, Irish Sisters of, Charles I, Charles, Wm., Charles Street, Charnwood (formerly … F.T., Dolphin P.H., domestic service, Donaldson, T.L., Douce: Fras. (d. 1760), Fras., his neph., Fras., …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… from landed estates, is indicated by the abbreviations G.L.C., L.C.C., M.B., or T.H., all other housing estates being company owned or private. M.E.N.T. denotes Mile End New Town, M.E.O.T. Mile End Old Town. … Charity, Sisters of, Charity Organization Soc., Charles I, Charles II, Charles St., near Bethnal Green Rd., Charles …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in Islington, with three more under way. 80 When the L.C.C. took over responsibility for elementary education in … Council, 1865-6 [3666], H.C. (1866), xxvii; 1878 [C. 2342-I], H.C. (1878-9), xxiii; Return of Schs. 1893 [C. 7529], … Svce. Particulars (1937 and later edns.); L.C.C. (I.L.E.A. from 1965) Educ. Svce. Inf. (1951 and later edns.). The …