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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… 277.] 15 Jan. 450 Stnard, James, of the par. of St. John, Wapping, in the co.of Middlesex. A windlass on a new …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… sugar baker. Knies, Andrew, of the parish of St. John, Wapping, sugar refiner. (All aliens born.) Jouvencel, Peter …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… A detachment of Foot Guards to be sent to do duty in Wapping as they have lately done, to assist the civil … 188 Secretary-at-War The guard of soldiers lately sent to Wapping to be reduced to a sergeant's guard, everything being … 16 Aug. 260 Do. Similar reduction of the guard at Wapping 17 " 262 Do. The same to be withdrawn 22 " 262 Do. …
A Dictionary of London
… the Thames, two miles below London Bridge, connecting Wapping on the north bank with Rotherhithe on the south bank. …
A History of the County of Essex
… by Daniel Day (16831767) a block- and pump-maker of Wapping, who owned a small estate near Hainault Forest. 88 … into a regular fair. The block- and pump-makers of Wapping used to go there in a large boat mounted on wheels, …
Survey of London
… 'Sir Roger Charles D. Tichborne', that is, Arthur Orton of Wapping, who was then pursuing his sensational claim to the …
Survey of London Monograph
… Pounds. In Limehouse One hundred and fifty Pounds. In Wapping Seventy and five Pounds. In Popler Seventy and five …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 1643 Dr. Martin was placed under hatches on a ship at Wapping, with some 80 other persons whom it was proposed to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Street, Shadwell, by Joseph Fletcher in 1816, to serve Wapping, St. George's Middlesex, Limehouse, Shadwell, and the … date are to be found, however, in the metropolitan area; Wapping's charity school was first erected in 1690, 51 and … charity school buildings are still standing, often, as at Wapping, 74 embellished with alcoved figures of a charity boy …
Survey of London
… of the long-lost name of Pruson (or Spruson's) Island in Wapping Marsh. Oddly enough, an occupier or former occupier … site, giving a river frontage of 270ft to Thomas Nairn of Wapping, baker. At 21 years, the lease was the longest … for repair, and in 1805 he sublet part of the site to a Wapping anchor-smith for a workshop. 87 Richard Chevall's …