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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… [D; V&A archives] Saltmarsh & Wicking, Edger Terr., Tunbridge Wells, Kent, carvers and gilders (183839). In 1839 … London, chair and sofa maker (1826). [D] Sammons, Thomas, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, chairmaker (1832). [D] Sample, John, 6 … cm (1802). [Poll bk] Saunders, Edward, Brighton, Sussex, Tunbridge-ware and toy manufacturer and dealer (1839). One …
Old and New London
… we must not forget Sadler's Wells (Islington Spa), or New Tunbridge Wells, as it used to be called. The chalybeate … whole tribes of the physical robe; Drank the waters of Tunbridge, Bath, Harrogate, Dulwich, Spa, Epsom (and all by … of Vauxhallmusic, fireworks, &c.were resorted to at New Tunbridge Wells, in 18091810, but without much success. On …
Survey of London
… on Miles's leasehold, the future Islington Spa or New Tunbridge Wellsemploying workmen 'to sink wells to separate … An anonymous tract with the confusing title Sadlers New Tunbridge Wells near Islington: How They were Found Out, … derive from the fact that Sadler once owned both sitesNew Tunbridge Wells and Sadler's Wells. The second pamphlet, A …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… the Highways leading from Seven-Oakes to Woodsgate and Tunbridge Wells in the County of Kent. 5. An Act for the more …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… (4 l. 4 s. 0 d.); and for a journey to Sir Joseph Herne at Tunbridge (3 l.). to the clerks at the Exchequer for entering …
Middlesex county records
… (pp. 6669) Memoranda as to Captain Fitzgarrell, of Lord Tunbridge's regiment, producing a sign manual, dated 26 June, …
Alumni Oxonienses
… student of Middle Temple 1656 (as son and heir of John, of Tunbridge, Kent, esq.); died 27 April, 1661, aged 24. See …
Old and New London
… and a part of Sussex. The railway was opened as far as Tunbridge, forty miles from London, in May, 1842; from thence … a part of the North Kent Line by a more direct route to Tunbridge; the original main line to Red Hill being used for … reached Dover by a roundabout course, with a branch from Tunbridge through Tunbridge Wells to Hastings; but passengers …
Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels, 1743-1811: The London Tabernacle and Spa Fields Chapel
… us of Mr Taylor's salary, and let him receive it of the Tunbridge congregation. It is such a weight upon us that … desirous of having his furniture, linen, etc. sent down to Tunbridge, there will be a want of such things at the chapelhouse, unless your Ladyship has furniture at Tunbridge which may be sent up in lieu of Mr Taylor's. …
Survey of London
… varying quality and collectively dissonant appearance. New Tunbridge Wells or Islington Spa The spa from which Spa Green … efficacy of the water and its similarity to that of Tunbridge Wells, in Kent, famous since the early seventeenth … but only built up in the 1660s and 1670s. 1 So began New Tunbridge Wells, whose early proprietorship was entangled …