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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… The White Horse. Sketch plan to show room use in 1886 (14) Poplar Farm Cottage, two storeys and attics, thatched, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Henshaw sold it to John Perry, shipowner of Blackwall in Poplar (Mdx., later Lond.). 210 The family of Perry, later …
Survey of London
… arrangement than at No. 19, where one young woman from Poplar served a family of ten. A stockbroker, a wine merchant …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the Temple Park in 1744. 13 One hundred and twenty young poplar trees were bought for the park in 1747, and a nursery …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… redeeming of a lease which Davies had for marsh ground in Poplar and a wharf now in the tenure of William Dente whereof …
Old and New London
… Court, and this was changed, some time since, for Poplar Court, on account of some poplar-trees which formerly grew there, but which so …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 1953. Building erected 1834. Blurton C. Infants' School, Poplar Drive, Blurton 1948 Blurton C. Junior School, Poplar Drive, Blurton 1948 Blurton C.S. School, Beaconsfield …
Survey of London Monograph
… December 1554 to 23 December 1564. Dethick had a house at Poplar, but whether this is meant is not clear. Ibid. Printed …
Survey of London
… had addresses in Praed Street, Paddington, and Millwall, Poplar, as well. 48 It was at about this time that he took up …
Survey of London
… c The chaplain of the East India Company's almshouses in Poplar, Samuel Hoole (who became the first rector of All … a leasehold interest from William Stevens, a yeoman of Poplar) 8 and 30 acres from George Hyde Wollaston for 5,610. … 41 The railway was built in 1860 as a branch line from Poplar station. 42 By 1883 the chief imports of the East …