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A History of the County of Middlesex
… the chantries St. Leonard's had 10 a. of woodland at Bush Hill and 2 a. in Enfield. 72 A small amount of woodland in … Southgate Grove, an estate between Southgate and Winchmore Hill, was first mentioned in the 15th century as Lord's … 1804 the estate was entitled Southgate Grove and Winchmore Hill woods. 51 It descended in 1839 to Walker Gray's nephew …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… who had a country house at Ford Green near Winchmore Hill, 19 and Robert Chair, a Winchmore Hill smith. 20 George Fox was a frequent visitor and … Green. 29 Quakerism came to be concentrated at Winchmore Hill, where John Oakley, a merchant tailor, offered his barn …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… have been a cell next to the parish church. 7 The Stamford Hill turnpike trust provided watchmen over its roads from … and there were a few deep wells in the chalk at Winchmore Hill, 17 notably Vicarsmoor well, which was very pure. 18 In … piped water to the whole area. In 1877, when the Bush Hill Park Co. built a housing estate near the New River at …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… c. 1967). When a poor couple were married at Winchmore Hill, Joseph Leake performed a mock communion service, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Chase 76 and in 1578 illegal hunters were pursued to Bush Hill. 77 Some of Henry VIII's servants 'dwelling about … a tavern in Edmonton in 1285, 92 an alehouse at Winchmore Hill in 1578, 93 and an inn at Southgate in the late 16th … Street (1635), 97 the Fishmongers' Arms in Winchmore Hill (1668), 98 the Ship tavern (1671), 99 the King's Arms …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… parish in a room near the fish shambles in Saturday Market in 1810. Like Graves's girls' school it was said to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were made in 1895. In 1906 the school moved to Foxcombe Hill (Berks.). 87 Besides the Middle Class College run by the … (1948); Barton, Northway, Headington (1949); Rose Hill, The Oval (1950); Wood Farm, Titup Hall Drive (1954); … Infant:- New Marston, Copse Lane, Headington (1948); Rose Hill, The Oval (1950); Barton, Fettiplace Road (1952); Wood …
A History of the County of Essex
… opened in the former premises of the Gilberd school, North Hill, and only the Royal grammar and girls high schools … James's parish in a lane, later Guildford Road, off East Hill. 59 A Church day school for infants was opened c. 1836 … in 1894, when the National branch school vacated its East Hill building, 61 St. James's infants moved there. 62 In …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… tone were the middle-class schools clustering in the small market-towns from the later 18th century. In Long Street, … outbreak of cholera Miss Bazeley leased a house on Milford Hill and thus transferred the school to its present site. … in its life. Less predictable was the scope which Milford Hill provided for the expansion which came in the later 19th …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and John of Swinford, appointed to hold pleas of the market in various counties, to supersede till quindene of …