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A History of the County of Middlesex
… William Antrobus, in 1805 offered to assist the foundation of a school for the poor; 33 nothing further was mentioned, … education, the two new schools after the Second World War being a reopened Church of England school and a voluntary … 1938 a.a. 123 SG, 193 JG, 164 I. Closed after Second World War. Bldgs. used by Priory G sec. mod. until 1961, by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Growth GROWTH. Prehistoric settlement is attested by finds of palaeolithic and neolithic Bronze-Age burials at Mill Hill … was bought to widen King Street. Before the First World War Acton House and Derwentwater House made way for a cinema … school behind. 22 Further changes took place after the war. Suffolk House and Lichfield House were fronted with a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Manorial government. In 1294 the bishop of London successfully claimed view of frankpledge, infangthief, outfangthief, the assize of … in the 1930s and the Labour party after the Second World War. 66 Acton remained a separate M.B. until 1965, when it …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and other estates MANORS AND OTHER ESTATES. The manor of ACTON was a division of the bishop of London's manor of Fulham, which he acquired … Constitutional Club. The club left after the Second World War, whereupon the house was used by the neighbouring …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… church. 37 He observed that the Independent ministries of Philip Nye, 1643-56, and Thomas Elford, 1656-61, had … spread of housing, in East Acton. After the Second World War declining attendances led to the amalgamation of two … 181 in gallery, 39 in choir. 75 W. transept converted to war memorial chapel 1921, reducing seats to 800. Agreement …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… conduit was constructed in High Street in the grounds of the Bell, later Suffolk House, by Thomas Thorney, who in … extension of 17 beds was built as part of the town's war memorial and praised by Neville Chamberlain, as Minister … and 1935 46 and, after upgrading during the Second World War, 84 by 1958. 47 After nationalization the hospital was in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… The number had increased to 21 by 1751, probably because of trade generated by Acton wells, when inns included the … had dropped to 9 97 but it rose again with the spread of housing and in 1873 there were 19, in addition to 24 beer … 8 When South Acton was rebuilt after the Second World War, the club was housed in a new building in Strafford Road. …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… there hath bene and is a difference concerning the payment of the mony for the morning prayer, sometimes called morning masse, amongst the ministers vicars of this church; whereas Mr. William Hunt hath receaved 30 s. … income, as a gift to the king towards the expenses of the war. 1639, April 10.John Norris, M.A., presented to the …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… Oct. 1.mdash;Arthur Mattock appointed general receiver of the bishop of Bath and Wells.mdash; p. 86. 1641, Oct. 16.mdash;Thomas Holte, M.A., installed in the prebend of Combe II, on the resignation of Walter Raleigh, S.T.D., …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… 1.Mr. Henry Dutton, canon residentiary, appointed official of the dean and chapter within their peculiar jurisdictions. … Canington. 1685, June 18.Afterwards, the disgraceful civil war pressing hardly, under the command and in the presence of … weakened not less by the lack of money, the sinews of war, than by the folly of the soldiers, deserting their …
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