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A History of the County of Middlesex
… church and also opened a school. 10 Poor Sisters of Nazareth moved in 1921 from Chiswick to a large house on the … new nursery was added in 1963, and the last children left Nazareth House in 1974. Mass, which is often attended by …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Westacre in this town. In 1521, Edward Yelverton and Nazareth his wife, let this manor to farm: he was a doctor of …
The Environs of London
… church, 74, 75. N. Napier , Doctor, account of, 303. Nazareth , Archbishop of, his manor at Beddington, 53. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… of Good Success, the Lady of the Good Voyage, the Lady of Nazareth, the Lady of Piety, the Laet, John de, petition of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… for surveyors of see also Darell, Sir M. Naworth Castle Nazareth, Bishop of Neale, Fras., auditor of the Exchequer, …
Old and New London
… Railway StationsThe "Bell and Anchor" TavernThe "Red Cow"Nazareth House, the Home of "The Little Sisters of the … is an iron crust and cheeseparings." The edifice, called Nazareth House, or the "Convent of the Little Daughters of Nazareth," is shut in from the roadway by a brick wall, and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… an Italianate brick building in a derelict state, Nazareth House, known in 1902 as St. Swithins, a large brick … News, lxxxiii. 255. It belonged in 1970 to the Sisters of Nazareth. O.S. Map 6", Mdx. XI. NE. (1920 edn.). Hendon & …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in the grounds and served by the nuns. The Poor Sisters of Nazareth, a charitable order founded in Hammersmith in 1851, … Parson Street, in 1932 as a training centre and renamed it Nazareth House. 38 It served as an orphanage during the … Oak. Section based on inf. supplied by the Sisters of Nazareth. For St. Swithins house, see p. 12. Catholic Dir. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… believe. A knight has come in six days from the Duke of Nazareth (Najara ?) in Spain, bringing word that Frenchmen, …