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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Tottenham Protestant nonconformity PROTESTANT NONCONFORMITY. Two former vicars of Tottenham, Gaspar Hickes and William Bates, were expelled … In 1689 Bridget Austell moved her school from Southgate to Tottenham High Cross, where George Fox often stayed during …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Tottenham Public services PUBLIC SERVICES. A new fire engine … and expenses were paid out of the waste-land fund. 64 Tottenham volunteer fire brigade was set up by public … the old central fire station was used for ambulances and Tottenham was served by the G.L.C.'s station in St. Loys …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Tottenham Roman catholicism ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Recusants from Tottenham were indicted for a decade after 1583, numbers … which he rented in Hackney, was often described as of Tottenham and was apparently the centre of a circle which …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Tottenham Social life SOCIAL LIFE. Throughout the early 16th … White Hart, one on the east side of High Road and one at Tottenham Hale, and the George and Vulture. 30 The White Hart … survived in 1890, when there were 19 public houses in Tottenham and 8 in Wood Green. 34 Local benefactors, often …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… to Sir John Freind other than the brewhouse goods at Tottenham distreyned by the landlord and the jewel for which …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… interest in the brewhouse and in goods in the house at Tottenham and in a jewel he will give that sum and 1,000 l. …
Old and New London
… to the house of Davies, an undertaker in Goodge Street, Tottenham Court Road, where it was placed in a hot bath, and …
Old and New London
… for those residing in the densely-populated district of Tottenham Court Road. A tunnel, three-quarters of a mile in …
Survey of London
… T. Chatfield Clarke in Grafton Street (now Way), east of Tottenham Court Road, Here it remained until 1890, when it …
A History of the County of Essex
… Joseph Jackson, a cabinet warehouseman of Shoreditch and Tottenham, (d. 1871) was lord of the manor by 1862; he …