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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Pollack - Pooley Pollack POLLACK, a tything, in the parish and union of South Stoneham, hundred of Mainsbridge, Southampton and S. divisions of the county of Southampton; containing 228 … Pollecot POLLECOT, a hamlet, in the parish and hundred of Ashendon, union of Aylesbury, county of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… with the municipal borough, covers 24 square miles and extends some 8 m. N.S. and 6 m. E.W. It includes the town of Poole together with the former parishes of Branksome, Hamworthy, Longfleet and Parkstone, incorporated in 1905, and most of the parish …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Mappercombe with Nettlecombe, South Poorton with Loscombe, and Witherston, 1090 inhabitants. It is said, traditionally, … a hill called Castle Hill is pointed out as its site, and some fields in the vicinity bear the name of Park fields. In the 7th of Edward III., a market on Thursday, and a fair on the eve, day, and morrow of St. Philip and St. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1659, Bath 1660, 1661-9, one of Oliver's lords 1657, and a colonel; sometime of Houndstrete, Somerset; buried at … 1701-2, aged 18; died in 1719-20; brother of Francis 1698, and of George 1705. Popham, (Sir) Francis of Somerset, arm. … matric. 17 May, 1588, aged 15; of Houndstreet, Bath, and of Littlecote, Wilts, student of Middle Temple 1589 (as …
Survey of London
… Its commercial importance declined rapidly from the 1860s, and in the late 1880s it was reported that 'Many shops have … the mid1930s, by the gradual processes of street widening and the construction of estates and blocks of public housing, the layout of which pays scant …
Survey of London
… Poplar High Street North side North Side Nos 1 and 3 ( demolished). The houses shown in about 1900 on Plate … the early 1860s. 94 The White Horse public house at Nos 9 and 11. The present public house was erected in 19278 by the … comprised No. 11, which had long been in use as a tavern, and No. 9, at the corner of North (now Saltwell) Street, …
Survey of London
… Poplar High Street South side South Side For Hanbury Place and Hanbury Court see Chapter V. Dingle Lane and Dingle Lane School ( demolished). Dingle Lane, to the … building along it by the early eighteenth century, 357 and in the early nineteenth century Tucker's Court (begun by …
Survey of London
… the land was largely given over to market gardening and pasture, 1 apart from a potash manufactory between Upper North Street and the 'common sewer' which drained the area. Development of … by the 1870s. The name 'New Town' was in use by 1836 3 and was applied generally to all the developments north of …
Survey of London
… Poplar New Town Randall's, Wade and Bell estates Randall's Estate Named after its developer, … Upper North Street. Those boundaries merged at the north and south to form a lozenge-shaped area developed by Randall … until the 1860s. It was extracted from wood. plant and seaweed ashes, and was used in the manufacture of soap …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… was accused by Wood, Hynd & Cole (surgeons) of wrong and absurd practice on Dorothy Gatersby. P had used fumigation and G had died in 12 days. P had used similar treatment on Dorothy Underwood and Margaret Braine. She was ordered to appear at the next …