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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Little Sutton, the Strand, Turnham Green, and Stamford Lane. Sluts Hole, Corner or Corney House, which included … was founded in Kensington in 1868 and moved to Burlington Lane in 1897. Sisters of the Society of St. Margaret took … 91 Chiswick isolation hospital, opened in Clayponds Lane, South Ealing, in 1904, 92 became a maternity hospital, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the remainder of More's term to his widow Alice. John Lane, who denied having bought Alice's interest in Sutton … 1547, 50 and 1572. 51 A 21-years' sublease was granted by Lane, of Twickenham, to John Sheppard in 1573. Under John … stood near the centre of the parish, north-east of Sutton Lane. 69 Roman brickwork and 15th-century pottery were found …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… The main, east, front, approached from Burlington Lane, has needed little repair, unlike the north and south … was not isolated, in that it stood close to Burlington Lane and had neighbouring houses to the north, in contrast to a treelined vista across the meadows south of the lane as far as the Thames. 89 The main villa is almost square …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… have formed mtg. 1812, leased bldg. near S. side Chiswick Lane as chapel and Sunday sch. 1831. Replaced 1841 by … Wes. mtg. bef. 1880, 9 in mission room in Back Lane by 1887-8, mission ho. by 1901-2. 10 Attendance 1903: 70 … Meths. in former Cong. and Bapt. chapel in Chiswick Lane 1882 (demol. 1884), 12 in hall in Fisher's Lane 1884. 13 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 77 Sisters of Mary Immaculate acquired no. 10 Chiswick Lane as Regina Pacis convent 1968. Kindergarten opened 1969 … Perpetual Adoration occupied Tower House, no. 4 Chiswick Lane, as convent of Marie Réparatrice, c. 1901-51. 81 … 1963-71. 82 Sisters of Verona acquired no. 4 Chiswick Lane 1951, added wing 1959, and used it as order's training …
A History of the County of Sussex
… annexed to Iping. Some 220 acres of Chithurst Common and Marsh were inclosed under an Act of 1859. 1 The old Manor …
Alumni Oxonienses
… David's 1713, rector of Bocking, Essex, 1714-19, and of Marsh Gibbon, Bucks, 1719, chaplain to the archbishop of … Staple Hall in School Street, rector of All Hallows, Honey Lane, 1511. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus; Fasti, i. 28; … 1579, rector of Monk's Horton 1588, and of St. Mary Romney Marsh, Kent, 1595. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus; …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Street leads east to the railway station and Steeley Lane. At the south end, the same main road, named Bolton … Hodgson gave 100, spent on lands on the east side of Eaves Lane and at Botany Bay. The workhouse was built upon part of … by Thomas Charnock and Robert his son in 1564; Pal. of Lane. Feet of F. bdle. 28, m. 27; see also bdle. 40 (1578), …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… b (10). Post Office, W. of (9), at the corner of Abram's Lane, was almost entirely rebuilt with brick in the 19th …
A History of the County of Oxford
… undertook building works in the alley where Blue Boar Lane now runs: the wall on the south side was long called Dr. Tresham's wall, 39 and the lane also bore his name; Mr. Fryer (owner of St. Edward's … vol. i, nos. 21389. For a full catalogue see Mrs. R. Lane Poole, Catalogue of Oxford Portraits, iii. 1116 (O.H.S. …