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The Social Character of the Estate: Introduction
Survey of London
The Social Character of the Estate: The Censuses of 1841 and 1871
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… at 116 and 113. The remainder included such trades as milliner, draper, hosier, hatter, haberdasher, bootmaker, … (court dressmaker) and the eastern parts of Brook Street (milliner) and Grosvenor Street (silk mercer). The biggest of …
The Strand (northern tributaries): Catherine Street etc.
Old and New London
The Strand, southern tributaries - continued
Old and New London
… HouseThe New ExchangeThe Duchess of Tyrconnel, the "White Milliner"A Singular Tragedy and Curious DnouementCoutts's … white mask and a white dress, and was known as the "White Milliner." This anecdote was dramatised by Douglas Jerrold, … produced at Covent Garden Theatre in 1840, as "The White Milliner." She died in 1730 in the Convent of the Poor Clares …
The village centres around St. Mary Abbots church and Notting Hill Gate
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… jeweller (2), laundress, librarian, machinist, milliner, painter and decorator, plumber (2), railway …
Tottenham Court Road
Old and New London
Tudor York: The Tudor economy and pauperism
A History of the County of York
Upper Grosvenor Street: North Side
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… All the early householders were women, including a milliner from 1850 to 1865. Occupants include: No. 10, (Sir) …
Upper St. Martin's Lane and Cranbourn Street Area: Salisbury Estate
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Vauxhall
Old and New London
… and classes, and half-a-guinea will frank a fourthrate milliner and sweetheart through the whole evening. A Londoner …
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