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Old and New London
… In 1842 this square numbered among its residents Sydney Smirke, the architect, and Sir John Cam Hobhouse, … that parish has been attached. It dates from about 1750. Sydney Smith, at one time, was its officiating minister. …
Survey of London
… ordinary wards of the hospital had become congested, and Sydney Smirke was engaged to plan an enlargement of the whole …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… from 1937 Zealand), Ellesmere, and Chisenhale roads. 30 Sydney Terrace on the east side of Grove Road was leased in … Industrial Dwellings Co., which had been founded by Sydney Waterlow in 1863, purchased the 9 a. of Markhams south …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… mission in 1939, 42 when closed as dangerous structure. 43 Sydney Street chapel dated origins to group under Revd. … in Bonner St. 1844. Moved to Morpeth St. 1845 and Sydney St., Globe Town, 1850, 44 where chapel existed in … Collingwood St. (Wes.) and Cooper's Gdns. (Prim. Meths.). Sydney St. Below, undenom. missions. Lambeth Pal. Libr., …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… then was called Globe Town. 93 Jefferys, Cross, Sidney (or Sydney), Norton, and Type streets had been built there by …
Survey of London
… Streets connected Cotton Street with Robin Hood Lane. 263 Sydney Street, Dock Street, Providence Place and Wright's … for six houses on Dock Street, one to their rear facing Sydney Street and a row of six cottages in Sydney Place. In 18234 Haynes built five cottages fronting …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1754; 25 Mar., 26 Aug. 1760; [S.] Holland, Memoir of Revd. Sydney Smith (1855), i. 201. York Courant, 17 Jan. 1769; 3 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Individual in Early Modern England, Croom Helm, London and Sydney Glanville (1987) Glanville, Philippa (1987), Silver in …
Old and New London
… for a time tenanted by the Dowager Countess of Pembroke, "Sydney's sister, Pembroke's mother" (immortalised by Ben …
Old and New London
… about the time of Queen Elizabeth. Pennant quotes from the Sydney Papers a curious account of a grand festivity at the …