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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Grindall, Redmill, and Collingwood houses on the Darling Row site, and Dinmont, with 92 in Beechwood and Sebright … 15 Granby estate, between Chilton Street and St. Matthew's Row and incorporating Bentworth Court and Goldman Close in … block demolished 1971, 2 Collingwood 1923, 2a Darling Row and other eastern extensions, 2b Eastman Street, 3 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… (later part of Three Colts Lane), Lamb Gardens, Place, and Row consisted of narrow lanes and converted garden sheds. 24 … east of the asylum and west of the green, behind Paradise Row. 35 J.& J. Colman of Norwich acquired no. 7 Old Ford Road … mid 1860s. 42 Another area empty in 1838 lay west of Dog Row. On Fullmore Close, Essex (later Buckhurst) and Bedford …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… estate George Cannon built over 90 houses between Pollard Row and Squirries Street, including the new North Street, in 1883-4 and B. Wire of Church Row, whose family had been building in Bethnal Green since … and courts on Fitches in the triangle formed by Crabtree Row, Gascoigne Place, and Virginia Row, in 1871 in a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… area in 1935. Areas declared in 1936 were Darling Row, 146 houses (258 tenements) housing 981 people on just … by Pritchard's Road and Temple Street and east by Lark Row and Russia Lane. The area contained 1,210 properties, … and also acquired the adjoining properties in Lark Row and Lyte Street, giving it 5¾ a. north of Bishop's Way …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… north from it, called West Street and later Potter's Row after Thomas Potter, his sublessee. 29 Lark Row, at the eastern boundary of Chambers, had 10 houses by … Samuel Ridge, and Joseph Whiltenbury. 36 Prospect Place or Row had been built fronting Russia Lane and Grosvenor Terrace …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… built in 1711 on the western side and southern end of Dog Row. 34 They were absorbed by Trinity almshouses, which stood …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… turnpike gate in Mile End, at the junction with Dog Row, they added one at Cambridge Heath, at the junction with …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bethnal Green Dog Row DOG ROW. In the 1570s a broad area of waste stretched from Mile … 39 houses or cottages 65 in what by 1649 was called Dog Row. 66 By 1671 there were 46. 67 In 1652 at least 16 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Leeds family farmed from one of several farmhouses in Dog Row; presumably it was a brick house on the east side, leased … 72 The southernmost farmhouse on the eastern side of Dog Row had been leased to Matthew Walker in 1689 73 and occupied … was rated for only 35 a. 78 He still paid land tax for Dog Row in 1820 79 but by then was interested chiefly in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… with Independents, opened soon afterwards in Virginia Row. In 1814 Henry Althans moved to Bethnal Green where he … were connected with Congregational chapels (Virginia Row, Bethnal Green, and Gibraltar) and Wilmot Square and … Pl. and E. by narrow street called successively Mary's Row, John's Pl., Essex St., and Blythe St. Named after the …