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A History of the County of Middlesex
… within the 34-a. redevelopment area. The other areas were Tent Street, with 505 people in 80 houses (123 tenements) on … and Scott streets by 1936, another 1¾ a. between Scott and Tent streets was cleared in 1937, and work began on Northesk …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of St. Margaret's Ho., 1892; 53 hall hired at no. 34 Tent St. from 1897, 54 replaced by St. Martin's mission 1899 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… assigned to new trustees 1854 95 but closed 1876. 96 Tent Street off North St., chapel said to have been built for … 1901-76. 49 Church Row, old town hall reg. 1911-25. 50 Tent Street, mission hall reg. for strict and Particular … 150, with 4 classrooms for 442, opened on site 1959. 3 Tent Street, off North (later Brady) St., mtgs. of Prim. …
Old and New London
… the time of the Armada. He is represented sitting within a tent, with two sentries standing outside, and an attendant …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… marble wall-monument with figure represented seated in a tent flanked by Composite columns with entablature, segmental …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… knights, and gentlemen, who conducted him to a magnificent tent of cloth of gold, whence, after having arrayed himself …
Old and New London
… "doom of life or death." In 1452, Henry VI. pitched his tent on Blackheath, when opposing the forces of his cousin, … yet to be seen upon the heath the place of the smith's tent, commonly called his forge, and the grave-hills of such … "all richly apparelled." His Eminence was conducted to a tent of cloth of gold, "where," as Hall's "Chronicles" …
A New History of London
… of the street now called Bush-lane, where he pitched his tent, which was paved, as was customary among the Roman …