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A History of the County of Middlesex
… were listed in 1678 and 1689. 59 One, a weaver in Nichol Street, was also listed in 1706 60 and another weaver, who lived in Hare Street, was a recusant c. 1717. 61 Four men, none long-term … The Marists in Spitalfields opened a school in Parliament Street in 1869. 67 The first permanent Roman Catholic church …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Victoria Park 17 and a Roman coffin from New Corfield Street (formerly Camden Gardens), probably part of a cemetery … a settlement in Whitechapel. 19 The place-name Blithehale or Blythenhale, the earliest form of Bethnal Green, is from the Anglo-Saxon healh, 'angle, nook, or corner' and blithe, 'happy, blithe', or a personal name …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1616 indictments were brought against three victuallers or tipplers, one for taking in inmates and another (a … Road, including 7 in Brick Lane, 6 in Anchor and 6 in Hare Street, and 27 in the north-west, between Bethnal Green Road … as sewing classes by two ladies from Cambridge Heath or by the East End Mission, free dinners provided by Old …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Haresmarsh before 1646, 91 at the eastern end of Hare Street in 1703. 92 By 1687 another house with farm buildings … built along the main road, 20 including Shepherd's Place or Row, 21 and in the streets running south from it, named … street parallel with Bethnal Green Road, called White's 24 or Thomas Passage 25 or Granby's Row. Abbey Street, at the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bethnal Green The East: Old Ford Lane, Green Street, and Globe Town THE EAST: OLD FORD LANE, GREEN STREET, … houses. It is unlikely that any owners occupied Bishop's or Bonner's Hall after Bishop Bonner. Lessees like John … when his assessment was for 30 hearths. 69 By 1741 three or four wooden houses, possibly those mentioned in 1652, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the area possibly identifiable with the original 'bright or Blitha's corner' (Blithehale). 27 The village was defined … earlier, a few larger houses, the retreats of courtiers or merchants from London. The Corner House, the capital … in the 1570s, adjoined the green just south of Green Street. 31 The estate included a farmhouse which had dwindled …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Gardens existed by c. 1779 66 perhaps only as gardens or allotments. Crude, probably wooden, cottages which may … been built, mostly two-storeyed and fronting Coldharbour (or Coleharbour) Street at the western end. 69 The ground was staked out, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… up in the 1690s the trustees were to meet at the chapel or chapel-house. 78 It was depicted in 1703 79 and Edward … that it was rebuilt by Sir Ralph Warren, his widow, or tenants. 82 Probably after 1647 the inhabitants repaired … curates and the old French Protestant church in St. John Street and Friar's Mount school in the Nichol were fitted up …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… north-eastward from the Half Moon next to Shoreditch High Street. 19 There were only 19 houses in Collier's Row in … to the copyhold estates of the Austen and Snow families 46 or the freehold estate of the Nichols. In 1675 36 houses had … Castle Street served as gardens in 1680 when John Nichol (or Nicoll) of Gray's Inn leased 4¾ a. bounded west and south …
Survey of London
… and Whitmore lease then in possession of James Huckle or his widow, 13 and on 23rd February, 16401, Turner had … reversionary lease of 32 years. 23 On the widening of the street in 1758 the Westminster Bridge Commissioners at first … of his Ma tie that now is of all my tenements scituate att or neere Charing Crosse" for the remainder of the term, and …