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Survey of London
… who was probably already active in the development of Westbourne Terrace and Hyde Park Gardens, Paddington. 12 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1590, was reconstructed to carry the King's Road over the Westbourne. The single-arch brick structure built by the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… water formed the boundaries on two other sides, with the Westbourne river on the east, and Counter's Creek (its lower … the eastern side of the parish marks the course of the Westbourne down to the Thames by Ranelagh Gardens, and a …
Survey of London
… to extensive building interests in Islington and at Westbourne Park, Paddington, also owned some ten acres of the … had in December 1860 sold seven acres on either side of Westbourne Park Road to Edward Vigers, a timber merchant, and … with the services of a local surveyor, J. C. Hukins of Westbourne Grove, assisted by a clerk of works to supervise …
Survey of London
… Grove) to its junction with the Great Western Railway at Westbourne Park, and there was also a connexion with the … near the Great Western Railway, 67 and in Bolton Road, off Westbourne Grove, for instanceand this seems to have been …
A History of the County of Sussex
… (C), Dumpford (C), Easebourne (C), Rotherbridge (A), Westbourne (C), Stockbridge (C), Manhood (C), Easwrith (A), …
Survey of London
… to Chelsea (now the Royal Hospital Road) and west of the Westbourne. The land is described with apparent exactitude in … of ( a) Stoneybridge Close (5 acres), lying next the Westbourne, over which the road crossed by means of Stone … by the highway, on the north-east and south-east by the Westbourne, and on the south by the Thames. In the reign of …
Old and New London
… Place, the roadway in the centre of Eaton Square, and Westbourne Place, terminating in Sloane Square. About the …
Old and New London
… They fought on the bridge which spanned the stream of the Westbourne, whilst from its banks the struggle was watched by … "History," "is not mentioned in Domesday Book, neither are Westbourne, or Hyde, or Paddington, these places being … seems to have included all the lands lying between the Westbourne on the west, and the Tyburn on the east, from the …
Old and New London
… Belgravia, is the district lying between Edgware Road and Westbourne and Gloucester Terrace and Craven Hill, the south … to the west, followed nearly the course of the present Westbourne Terrace and the Serpentine. Five hundred years … call the city which sprang up between the Edgware Road and Westbourne Terrace, in the reign of William IV., consists of …