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A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Shoreditch. 84 Lovell Street, together with Bully Rag Row or Digby Walk, existed by 1792. 85 Evans and Timmins were … houses had been built in Bonner Street and Pleasant Row by 1800 92 and spread eastward during the next decade. … houses on the south side of John Street, north of Pleasant Row, by early 1808, when Samuel Ridge, then described as …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… it to the west where it fronted Cambridge Road, Patriot Row was built about the same time. 44 Among those buying the … Cambridge Heath Road from the watchhouse in 1703. A row of houses already existed there in 1703, possibly the northern part of the later-named Paradise Row. 10 The group of very small houses opposite Old Ford …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… building nearby except for a few cottages at the Crabtree Row end. 49 The inn's licensee in 1722 and 1730 was John … were built, mostly by Baker at Greengate north of Crabtree Row, including Crescent Place and Somerset Buildings. 53 In … At the southern end of Milkhouse Bridge, north of Crabtree Row and east of Crescent Place, Nova Scotia Gardens existed …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… church of ST. MATTHEW, in St. Matthew's (formerly Church) Row, was begun in 1743 and consecrated in 1746. 50 George …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Hackney' 15 was possibly the first mention of Collier's Row, the name given to houses fronting Hackney Road south and north of Collier's Lane. Collier's Row was a recognized locality in 1625. 16 Houses south of the lane were mortgaged with demesne land in 1629. 17 The row housed weavers, brickmakers, a glover, a cooper, a …
Survey of London
… to it, which contained 41 cottages. One of them was India Row, which was built in 18089 upon seven adjoining lots and … because the lots there were long enough to accommodate a row of houses and two rows of cottages behind, although the … Dock Street, one to their rear facing Sydney Street and a row of six cottages in Sydney Place. In 18234 Haynes built …
Survey of London
Survey of London
… building contract was awarded to Thomas Corpe of Church Row, Limehouse, on his estimate of 623. The work was … 7 differs somewhat from those of the other houses in the row, chiefly because of its single-arched windows on all …
Survey of London
… on the north side of the High Street upon which Cottage Row, Cottage Place and Cottage Street were laid out covered … Stock who, in 18079, developed the property. 44 Cottage Row consisted of 20 single-storey cottages, with front walls … close to their front walls. Water supply for the whole row and seven other cottages came from two iron tanks. At the …