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County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… shoemaker, for suspicion of cozening Margaret Standon of Limehouse, widow, of a bundle of linen; and of the said …
The Environs of London
… public buildings, extending from the Tower of London to Limehouse-bridge, and from Whitechapel to the river Thames. …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Male Period of medical practice 1625-1646 Address between Limehouse & Blackwell 1635 Other notes Accused 1635 & 1636. … Alias BRIGHT (?=118, q.v.). Known London address between Limehouse and Blackwell Date 1635 Censorial hearings 5 March … Entry Archbald Hawes of Bedlam said that S, of between Limehouse and Blackwell, had killed a child of 4 years with …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of the poor in St. Katharine's, Ratcliff, Whitechapel, and Limehouse were called upon to answer for refusing to make an …
Survey of London
… for this work, which was carried out by J. H. Johnson of Limehouse. 217 Nos 2951 (odd) (No. 51 demolished). Originally …
Survey of London
… taken over by Henry Pinchard, a colour manufacturer in Limehouse. 320 By 1841 the old house was in the hands of a …
Survey of London
… Robert Watson, Thomas Morris and William Constable, all of Limehouse, and John Howkins of Poplar. Their agreement with … pressure in 18734, when William Harris, a builder from Limehouse, erected fifteen two-storey houses there, eight in … for the contemporary LCC housing at Beacheroft Buildings, Limehouse; however, the addition of a fifth storey (to …
Survey of London
… 1717, when he was on the point of leasing another yard in Limehouse, but that agreement was never executed. 4 At the …
Survey of London
… opened in Southwark and Mile End, and Garford Wharf in Limehouse had also been acquired. With the business … The Robert Burns was built in 1839 by Patrick Heyns, a Limehouse cooper, on a 99year lease from the Napier family. …
Survey of London
… op.cit.: GL, MSS 16,967/31, p.116; 17,206/5. G.R.Sims, 'In Limehouse and the Isle of Dogs', Strand Magazine, July 1905, …