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A History of the County of Middlesex
… from 1669 87 or one using the formerly Anglican St. George's chapel and associated with the dissenters' academy at Bishop's Hall. 88 Early ministers included Francis Bampfield, John … described in the 1780s. 6 John Wesley preached at Bonner's Hall, where he had stayed in 1754, in 1755-7 and in the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… laid into Bethnal Green', presumably in 1807. 83 Simcock's or Sincook's well in the Great Hyde, mentioned c. 1399, 84 … Edward Institution, Spitalfields, in Green Street and by Queen's Children's hospital. 66 The council had agreed with … 79 The epidemic of 1849 led to the opening in 1850 of Queen Adelaide's dispensary 80 with a resident medical …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1538, took its name. 24 An alehouse stood at Bishop's Hall in 1642, 25 two (the Dun Cow and the White Bear) in Dog Row in 1652, 26 and one (the Half Moon) in Collier's Row in 1653. 27 Most early public houses were presumably … leased no. 21 Victoria Park Square as a depot for the Queen's Own Light Infantry Regiment of Tower Hamlets militia. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… field, possibly at its northern end, by 1713. 96 Godowne's house had become two by 1712. 97 Buildings in Saffron Close … the western houses were absorbed by the extensive Coates's Farm but the George and its neighbours formed a small … Wilmot Street ran south from it by 1770. 2 Among Wilmot's sublessees was John Price, a London plasterer who built 20 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… green, particularly in the north-east near St. Winifred's well and St. George's chapel, the area possibly … Wentworth, in 1614 for 50 years after the death of Lady Anne Wentworth (d. 1625), with a covenant to maintain … by 1826. There were 207 houses and one public house, the Queen Adelaide, on the estate in 1836. 55 The Penn's Garden …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Milkhouse Bridge was garden ground in 1703. The Nag's Head inn fronted Hackney Road at the eastern end of the … John Poole, who built behind the chapel in Chapel, King, Queen, and Charles (later Hassard) streets. 57 To the east … and a bricklayer, John Gardiner, of Holborn. 78 Queen Street formed a westward continuation of Bath Street by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Green The Parish Church THE PARISH CHURCH St. Dunstan's church, Stepney, served Bethnal Green until 1743. A … E. Lond. 8. Home Counties Mag. iii. 221-3. E. G. W. Bill, Queen Anne Chs. (1979), 39; Commissions for Bldg. Fifty New Chs., …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of Iskennen, county of Carmarthen, South Wales, 8 miles (S.) from Llandilo-Vawr; comprising the Upper and Lower … The living is a perpetual curacy, endowed with 800 royal bounty, and 1000 parliamentary grant; net income, 98. The … after, Locrinus divorced Gwenddolan, and declared Essyllt queen; but on the death of Locrinus, Gwenddolan assumed the …
Survey of London
… William Dowley (who had obtained and surrendered Burnell's grant) for 30 years. Thomas Jernegan marries Dowley's widow … given as "Abevion." Richard Browne, yeoman of the Queen's larder, died before 30th June, 1592, when … June, 1667Archdy. of Middx. Wills, I, 178) the whole to Anne Roydon, obviously the Widow Rowden who in 1650 (see …
Survey of London
… subsequently changed to The St. Andrew 6, or St. Andrew's Cross. The premises seem to have come into the hands of … out the improvement. 7 ( b) In 1706 Samuel Browne and Anne his wife sold to Joseph Locker a messuage, with … Register, 1737, IV, 561.) Final concord, Mich., 5 Anne (P.R.O., C.P. 25(2), 945). The warranty is against the …
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