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A History of the County of Middlesex
… tunnel, whose turretted entrance front was designed by W. H. Budden. At first the nearest station was by the main goods … Rocque, Map of Lond. (1741-5), sheet 12; S.C.L., Man. Map. V.C.H. Mdx. vii. 179. Stanford, Libr. Map of Lond. (1862 edn. … 223. A private sedan chair was in use until 1853: G. W. Potter, Random Recollections of Hampstead (1907), 29. For the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… ironmonger by 1880 and stayed until 1979. Others included H. R. Bence & Son, dating from 1860, in Ainger Road as … agents in 1936, 11 were founded in the 1830s by George Potter. The firm continued under his son G. W. Potter, who … of use, 41 further changes had taken place by 1983. 42 V.C.H. Mdx. i. 122-3, nos. 38-9. Cf. Nuthurst (probably …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… being built in 1887 and no. 16 (One Oak) designed by A. H. Mackmurdo in 1889. Among those who lived in the road was … the ballerina, at no. 108 Frognal in the 1950s, E. V. Knox (1881-1971), the editor of Punch, at no. 110 Frognal … (lease 1834; consent to underlet 1834); 38/17/17; B.L., Potter Colln. 19/84. G.L.R.O., E/MW/H, old no. 31/2 (letter …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… originated during the period of enthusiasm for Frederick V, count palatine, after 1619. 55 The White Lion on the east … the Norfolk village; they were built from 1871 by George Potter, father of the Hampstead historian. 44 Duddingtons, … Close on the western side of the road, was built by W. H. Murray in 1884. 58 The Hampstead charities took part in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 64 John Thomas Fentham was the owner in 1841 65 and Thomas Potter in the 1860s and 1870s when building began. 66 There … a large bay-windowed wing. In 1825 it was occupied by S. H. Binns 89 and in 1841 by the owner, Robert Shout. The house … 14, 117, nos. 229, 231, 241-3; Harvey, Westm. Abbey, 22. V.C.H. Mdx. i. 122, nos. 38-9. Westm. Domesday, f. 120v.; …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bldg. closed 1970 and sold to Seventh-day Adventists (q.v.). 9 Cricklewood Presb. ch., Rondu Rd., reg. 1900. … e.g. Guildhall MS. 9558, f. 443. Endowed Chars. Lond. III, H.C. 252, p. 91 (1900), lxi. M.L.R. 1768/4/512. Hampstead … 'Independents adhering to C. of E.'. Park, Hampstead, 239. Potter Colln. 18/31. P.R.O., C 54/10356, no. 20. Guildhall …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… becoming the first local community centre. After the N.H.S. introduced similar centres, the building became … the pond area may have stretched to Perrin's Lane. C.H.R. v. 18. G.L.R.O., E/MW/H/12. M.M. & M., Lib. A, p. 7. Kennedy, … Man. Map; C.H.R. xi. 10. Vestry mins. 21 Oct. 1787. Potter, Hampstead Wells, 15-19. M.M. & M., Lib. A, pp. 229, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Mdx. Sess. Rec. i. 246; iv. 269-71; Cal. Mdx. Sess. Rec. v. 33, 136. Mdx. County Rec. iii. 139. Cath. Rec. Soc. vi. … on Cath. Rec. Soc. 1, passim; Lond. Recusant, iv. 29-30; C.H.R. x. 5-6. Park, Hampstead, 236. Lond. Recusant, iv. 29-30; … V.C.H. Mdx. v. 38. G.L.R.O., MAB 1038, papers dated 1884; Potter Colln. 19/89. Hampstead Year Bk. 1889, 29; below, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… (1868), 2 British Land Co. (West End Ho.) ( c. 1872), 3 Potter (1873), 4 Nicoll (West End Park) (1877), 5 Ripley … Woods) (1874), 8 Powell-Cotton (Shoot Up Hill) (1880) V Belsize: 1 Bliss (1815), 2 Lund (St. John's Park) (1852), 3 … before dropping to 89,910 in 1971. 24 Inf. from Mrs. D. H. Lorimer, Hendon and Dist. Arch. Soc.; The Times, 12 May …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Heath Act, 1871. The vestry protested, however, and G. W. Potter staged a cricket match, which led to litigation ending … 229-30. For individual inns, see also above, growth, s.v. dist. P.O. Dir. Six Home Counties (1845). P.O. Dir. Lond. Suburbs, North (1872). H.H.E. 11 Jan. 1908, 6 c; Wade, Streets of Hampstead, 61, 63. …