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A History of the County of Oxford
… the sewage was used for manure, and the board acquired Spital farm as a sewage farm. 270 In 1913, after further … From 19345 all sewage was treated bacteriologically, Spital farm being used for the new sewage works. 272 The …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Cherwell, and its site is commemorated in the name Spital Farm, although none of its buildings survive. The …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… for example, whose family came from Poitou, moved to Spital Square in 1739. His son Peter, a master weaver, leased …
A Dictionary of London
… seem to refer both to Bethlehem Hospital and to St. Mary Spital, although most of the references to the "New" Hospital without Bishopsgate seem to refer to St. Mary Spital. Dugdale says that St. Mary Spitel was refounded …
Old and New London
… Sion College, built on the site of the Priory of Elsing Spital. Elsing was a London mercer, who, about 1329, founded …
A Dictionary of London
… Ground, Gresham College, Bethlehem Hospital, St. Mary Spital, Crosby Hall, Sir Paul Pindar's house. These no longer … Rep. 1901, p. 59). New site provided by the Railway Co. in Spital Square (ib.). Bishopsgate Ward Within See Bishopsgate …
A New History of London
… The like antiquities have been found many years ago in Spital-fields, which lie opposite Goodman's-fields, crossing …
A New History of London
… advanced commerce; and commerce will draw people together. Spital fields were at this time built upon, and inhabited by …
A New History of London
… the city were incorporated into a regiment, the weavers in Spital-Fields and other communities immediately formed, and …
A New History of London
… this,sir, says he, I wear a sword!" The hardships of the Spital-fields weavers made them very riotous and gave great … emblem of their misery carried before them, marched from Spital-fields to St. James's palace, to make another … the horses, and drew it back through the Strand and so to Spital-fields: here they turned the two tipstaves out of the …