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A History of the County of Essex
… the 14th century the abbey further acquired the manors of East Ham, East West Ham, and Plaiz, 9 all of which had formerly … to 316. 10 Of this 5 represented the farm of the manor of East West Ham, 4 that of Plaiz, and 5 the income from the …
A History of the County of Essex
… floods, though these were probably less severe than at East Ham. 21 Flood prevention was sometimes hampered by the … divided into six marshes. Trinity marsh (348 a.) adjoined East Ham. West of it was New marsh (523 a.), then Middle … Bow Bridge by Stratford to Romford, so that those parts of East and West Ham parishes to the north of the road lay …
A History of the County of Essex
… see Observer, 10 Feb. 1957. W. Besant, Shoreditch and the East End, 63; cf. Kelly's Dir. Essex (1910). Chel. Dioc. …
A History of the County of Essex
… stream and later as Waterworks river, 3 branched from the east bank. Channelsea river branched south-east from Waterworks river. Waterworks river rejoined the Lea … Below Carpenters Road three streams, branching from the east bank of the main river, flowed south, roughly parallel. …
A History of the County of Essex
… from all parts of London' and 'nearly every priest in East London was exasperated against the friars for stealing … Silvertown, originally in West Ham but later rebuilt in East Ham, is treated under that place. PROTESTANT … the average for outer London, though lower than that for East Ham. 33 Many of them were meeting in small groups, but …
A History of the County of Essex
… appear to have comprised about 20 a., moated to north, east, and south. They constituted a separate parish, with its … on part of the site. That, with the adjoining land to east and south, was bought in 1784 by Thomas Holbrook (d. … through the site, running north to south about 70 yd. east of the Adam and Eve. The site was again disturbed by …
A History of the County of Essex
… between Bow and Barking, with stations at Plaistow and East Ham, was completed in 1858. Additional stations were … & Southend at Bow, and its trains began to work through to East Ham. The line was electrified to East Ham in 1905 and to Barking in 1908. The Central line …
A History of the County of Essex
… de Montfitchet (d. 1267), lord of the principal manor in East Ham and West Ham, was one of the barons appointed to … was a prominent borough councillor in West Ham, as in East Ham. 32 Philanthropists included Elizabeth Fry … and became one of the best-known theatres in England. The East 15 Acting school, opened in 1961 in association with …
A Dictionary of London
… West Harding Street - Whalebone Court West Harding Street East out of Fetter Lane at No.20 (P.O. Directory). In … M. 1677). "Westmoreland Court" and " Pottage Pot Alley" east (Rocque, 1746). "Westmoreland Alley or Court" and "Paved …
Survey of London
… windows and a heavily dentilled cornice. 108 The north-east side of West India Dock Road, between Birchfield Street … the establishment moved to a new building on the north-east side of that road, south of Back Lane. 111 The Blue … brick building of three bays. It was extended to the south-east (No. 75) in 1876 with a two-storey block giving a long …