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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… in the 16th century and it is possible that the central hall with the wings to the N.W. and S.W. may date from this … existence of windows high up in the E. and W. walls of the hall indicates that this building formerly stood free on …
The Environs of London
… at Eaton; there is another portrait of him in the hall at Pembroke college, Oxford; of the latter, there is a … Bishop of Cloyne. The parsonage house was built by Mr. Hall just before his death, which occasioned his successor …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Acton Scott to Wolverton, passing close to Acton Scott Hall, was closed. 16 The Marshbrook to Wall's Bank road, via … new lodges on the north, south, and west approaches to the Hall in the mid 19th century 46 and the building of a school, … to buy books of an improving character. 54 The village hall, designed by Horder, was built in 1926 at Mrs. Wood …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the Steyne and Horn Lane, was rebuilt c. 1725 by William Hall, rector 1719-26, who died before moving in. 95 In 1889 … Rd. by 1903, closed by 1926; 75 All Saints' parish hall, attendance 1903: 314 a.m.; 86 p.m.; Good Shepherd … in Acton Lane near Beaumont Rd.; later held at parish hall, a sch. bldg. on Acton Green common. 81 Red brick bldg. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Cal. Close, 1377-81, 468. M.R.O., Acc. 617/56. Ealing town hall, vestry min. bks. (1801-22), 8 Sept. 1813; (1822-57), 24 … Hist. Rlys. of G.B. iii (1963), 111, 118. Ealing town hall, Acton local bd., various cttees. bk. 1, 8 Dec. 1891. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… joined McFarlane Lang to become United Biscuits. A packing hall and warehouse were built between 1967 and 1969. In 1978 … Abbey Road, a division of British Leyland, originated as Hall, Lewis & Co., which began making railway waggons at Park … Ibid. Acc. 617/46. Guildhall MS. 12697. Goldsmiths' Hall, Acton Estate MS. B.III.1, no. 8. M.R.O., MR/DE/ACT. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… G accn. until extension built 91 to include large central hall, seating 600, also used for public assemblies. Temp. … 13 Transferred 1901 to temp. accn. in Cong. Churchfield hall, Churchfield Rd. 14 1903 accn. 357 M, a.a. 199. 1905 … mature students for teaching, and was housed in the town hall. The number of students quickly increased to 300. Its …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was to be rebuilt over 25 years, leaving only the town hall and some churches and with 66 a. being included in plans … was demolished in 1902 and later replaced by a parish hall. The dilapidated Manor House was pulled down in 1911 and … Street Names, p. iv. P.N. Mdx. (E.P.N.S.), 82. Goldsmiths' Hall, Acton Estate MS. B.III. 1, no. 1. Guildhall MS. 9171/6, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… George V garden, but eventually was used for the new town hall, opened in 1939, which contained an assembly room. 70 After the formation of Ealing L.B., Acton town hall housed an information bureau, cash office, and the … one 19th-cent. rate bk. at Acton libr. At Ealing town hall. Vestry min. bk. (1775-1801) at par. church; later min. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1711. 89 By 1797 the owners were the Revd. William Hall of Acton and his wife Frances Estcourt, 90 who in 1804 … a Gothic style. 22 Between 1882, when it had a galleried hall, 6 reception rooms, and 14 bedrooms on 3 floors, 23 and … and a carved wooden overmantel were at Goldsmiths' Hall, London. 68 Of the Goldsmiths' other older houses only …