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A History of the County of Middlesex
… the sale of the almshouses in 1863 provided new ones in Bromley (Mdx.) and then in Tottenham (below). Additional land … £5,133 in money and stock, spent partly on those built in Bromley on land held by the Drapers' Company for Sir John … almshouse charities, which were compensated. The Bromley site was taken for the N.L.R. in 1867 and Elmslea in …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 55 The modern road forms part of the northern boundary of Bromley parish, created from a manor in existence by 1066, … 84 Roads ran from the street northward to Bow bridge and Bromley, and southward to a ferry at the southern end of the … absorbed parts of several local roads in Stratford Bow and Bromley and created a barrier down the middle of both …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 2 The vill included Hackney, and probably at one time also Bromley, a parish created from an estate in 'Stepney' claimed … in 1703: 5 to the south was the Thames, to the east Bromley and, across the Lea, West Ham (Essex), to the north … with its parish; Poplar, including Stratford Bow and Bromley; and Stepney, including all the remaining parishes, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… comprised freeholds held of Stepney and of the manors of Bromley belonging respectively to St. Leonard's priory, … 13th century, paying city tolls for carrying bread from Bromley and Stepney; 87 in 1356 the City imposed a higher …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by the bishop, probably later formed part of the manor of Bromley. 41 The other Domesday estates held of the bishop … from tenements in Stepney, besides small properties in Bromley, Hackney, and East Smithfield. 70 His heirs held 92 … and Whitechapel may have been managed with the manor of Bromley, which it held until the Dissolution. 63 In the mid …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the main road and Bow bridge in what became the parish of Bromley. 48 The location and size of early medieval …
Alumni Oxonienses
… See Foster's Baronetage. Style, Thomas s. William, of Bromley, Kent, arm. Christ Church, matric. 24 Feb., 1631-2, … in Beckenham, bar.-at-law, Inner Temple, 1628, as of Bromley, Kent, gent.; died in Dec., 1699; brother of George … Essex, 1597-8, rector of Easton, Norfolk, 1598, of Great Bromley, Essex, 1612, and of Biggleswade, Beds, 1618, and of …
Survey of London
… College moved to its present home at the Old Palace, Bromley; the old site is now covered by blocks of flats. 67 …
The Environs of London
… by Stepney; and on the south-east by St. Leonard Bromley. It contains about 465 acres of land, of which 218 … has grounds both in this parish and in that of St. Leonard Bromley, is well known for his extensive culture of exotic … at Stratford in Essex, or that of Nuns at St. Leonard Bromley. Heretics burnt. On the 7th of June 1556, thirteen …
Unpublished London Diaries
… Prison, 836 Brockley, Kent, 751 Broderers' Company, 303 Bromley, Kent, 762 Brompton Hospital, 418 Brook Hospital, 788 …