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Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… for a quitrent of the ground where the conduit heads at Paddington stand in the name of 2 pounds of pepper at 3s.4d. … to erect conduit heads in a close within the manor of Paddington and to conduct water from thence to the city for …
A History of the County of Stafford
… H. Wileman, a master-potter, who had come to Longton from Paddington, reserved the use of the town hall on Sundays for …
Survey of London
… three separate administrative parishesthose of Kensington, Paddington and St. Margaret's, West-minster. Most of the area … in the following year he had addresses in Praed Street, Paddington, and Millwall, Poplar, as well. 48 It was at about …
Survey of London
… London lease book 57, pp. 374408. Ratebooks of St. Mary, Paddington; P. R. O., census returns of 1851. C. E. O., file … London lease book 58, pp. 21757. Ratebooks of St. Mary, Paddington; P. R. O., census returns of 1851; D. N. B. The … file 11317; P. R. O., LRRO 1/2048. Ratebooks of St. Mary, Paddington; P. R. O., census returns of 1861; D. N. B. C. E. …
Survey of London
… pipe, which originally carried water from springs at Paddington to the City of London, ran under the north-west …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… formation of further school districts. Early in 1868 the Paddington and Fulham unions combined with the parish of St. …
Survey of London
… was operating as a speculative builder in Hereford Road, Paddington, before becoming insolvent in 1855. 30 Samuel … years old. Over the next decade he built houses in Paddington and North Kensington, and in 1871, when he was …
Survey of London
… Hospital in Bloomsbury and of the Bishop of London in Paddington. This is, however, the sole known reference to …
Survey of London
… declared bankrupt in 1855. A new builder, Samuel Johns of Paddington, was, however, quickly found to complete Earle's …
Survey of London
… 198 Johns, who at first had an address in Leinster Street, Paddington, and later in Harrow Road, proved to be a more …