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A History of the County of Essex
… parish. In 1809 Robert Marten, one of the founders of the North Street Congregational church, took the lead in … established at Canning Town, in Victoria Dock Road and North Woolwich Road, which until 1886 were privately owned. 7 … and Laywick comprised 40 a. near the mouth of the Lea. North of it lay West marsh (381 a.) beyond which were …
A History of the County of Essex
… He retained the seat at the elections of 1910. West Ham (North) was gained in 1886 by the Conservative barrister (Sir) … People Act, 1948, West Ham was reduced to two divisions, north and south. Both of these were won by Labour at every …
A History of the County of Essex
… rivers. Before modern changes the course was as follows. 2 North of Temple Mills a stream, formerly known as the Temple … from Waterworks river. Waterworks river rejoined the Lea north of Carpenters Road, Stratford. Below Carpenters Road … High Street, which crossed them by a series of bridges. North of High Street Waterworks river split into two …
A History of the County of Essex
… The Peculiar People, a sect native to south Essex and north Kent, had two congregations. A writer commenting on the … school of 500. In 1903 another branch church was opened in North Woolwich Road, West Silvertown; this was closed about … (1903 c. 1908), Beaumont Road (1903), and at the Hall, North Street (1903). 84 The last may have been identical with …
A History of the County of Essex
… precincts appear to have comprised about 20 a., moated to north, east, and south. They constituted a separate parish, … for building and sold much of the rest. 3 In the 1840s the North Woolwich railway was built through the site, running north to south about 70 yd. east of the Adam and Eve. The …
A History of the County of Essex
… railway works at Stratford is described elsewhere. 8 The North Woolwich branch originated in 1846, when the Eastern … to Barking Road, Canning Town. In 1847 it was extended to North Woolwich and opened for passengers. 9 A pier was built opposite North Woolwich station from which there was a steam ferry to …
A Dictionary of London
… A large area, about 3 acres in extent, lying to the north-west of the City, adjoining the Church and Hospital of … Street See West Harding Street. Westminster Hall Court North out of Dunning's Alley, in Bishopsgate Ward Without … 1799). The site is now occupied by the Great Eastern and North London Railway lines. Westmoreland Alley See …
Survey of London
… windows and a heavily dentilled cornice. 108 The north-east side of West India Dock Road, between Birchfield … was developed in the early nineteenth century. The section north of Pennyfields was called Dean's buildings (later Nos … formed the establishment moved to a new building on the north-east side of that road, south of Back Lane. 111 The …
A History of the County of Sussex
… mouth of Chichester Harbour, whose waters bound it on the north and west. At its south-east corner the parish is … with that of Birdham. From the church lanes lead north to the little Custom House and the ferry to Bosham, and … Wittering. In the short main street terminating at the north end in a quay on Chichester Channel are two or three …
Survey of London
… of a circular bay-window on the south as well as on the north elevation intensifies its apparent late character. The …