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A History of the County of Middlesex
… on the east side Almond House, which was probably opposite St. James's church, Sycamore House between Angel Road and … (1969). P.N. Mdx. (E.P.N.S.), 67. e.g. well in Church St. mentioned in 1559: Prob. 11/43 (P.C.C. 49 Mellershe, will … Picots tenement in 1349: W.A.M. 17; Silveynes in 1340: St. Paul's MS., Box A 35, no. 911; Ansties, Hamonds and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… O.S. Maps 6", Mdx. VII. SE. (1865 and later edns.). St. Paul's MS., Box A 31, no. 533. Hatfield C.P.M. Suppl. 27. … Mdx. VII. SE. (1897 edn.). Near Heyegate and South field. St. Paul's MS., Box A 26, no. 99; Hatfield C.P. 291. 1, no. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was enfranchised in 1936. 23 In 1792 the chapter of St. Paul's emphasized that they could hold courts wherever … (Edmonton Hund. Hist. Soc., Occas. Paper, N.S. xvi), 13. St. Paul's MS., Box A 57 no. 9. Ibid. B 59-60. 1669-93: St. Paul's MS., Box W.C. 7, ff. 89-116v.; 1694-1863: Bruce …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Interregnum when it was bought on behalf of John Reyner of St. Martin's-in-theFields. 36 For most of the 17th century it … in 1411 to the king, 6 who granted it to the chapter of St. Paul's in 1412. 7 Bowes and Polehouse manor was a … manor was leased in its entirety to individual canons of St. Paul's 13 but the demesne was sub-let as two farms, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… property in 1542 11 and it was granted to the chapter of St. Paul's in 1544. 12 The rectory was sold to William … valued at £220 a year. 14 The estate, which reverted to St. Paul's at the Restoration, was sold at inclosure in 1801 … Dorin. 15 Under the terms of the inclosure settlement, St. Paul's as rector received 276 a. in lieu of tithes from …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and Lower Edmonton chapels. Other missions were held at St. George's hall, New Road, from 1879 until 1896, 76 at the … of the road, just north of Snells Park, 83 may have been St. John's chapel in Meeting House Lane, which served various … was built next to the church, which seated 350 in 1964. 22 St. George's chapel, a stock-brick building in a Gothic style …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… passed to the L.C.C. in 1930. 47 The hospital, then called St. David's hospital, had 328 beds in 1949 and was closed in … Federation cemetery belonging to the Western Synagogue in St. Alban's Place (Islington) was opened west of Montagu …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Roman Catholic church was that of the Precious Blood and St. Edmund King and Martyr, consecrated in 1907. Situated on … 1903 by 199 in the morning and 180 in the evening. 4 St. Monica's church in Palmers Green originated as a mission … Road. 5 There is a brick presbytery adjoining it and St. Monica's hall was built west of the church in 1931. 6 In …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were held at the Congregational church in 1860 35 and in St. Paul's school. 36 Festivities were held on Edmonton Green … was opened near the green in 1887 and replaced in 1905 by St. Paul's parish hall and institute, which included a … 1937; apart from a brief period in 1969 when it served as St. Monica's church hall, it has remained a theatre. 51 …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… to the society, eventually in close association with St. Mary's parish; 31 and in Drypool the Revd. Henry Venn promoted a National school near St. Peter's Church in 1828. 32 The corporation contributed … Both later became church schools, the former belonging to St. Stephen's, the latter to St. Mary's, Lowgate. These …
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