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… Arthur Blomfield; possibly his large church of St. Paul, Hammersmith, planned with J. P. Seddon in 1880 and built in … of Corsham stone, were erected by Chamberlen Brothers of Hammersmith at a cost of about 1,400. 189 At the north-east …
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… its proximity to a projected new theological seminary at Hammersmith. With Foley's agreement, therefore, the new St. …
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… (see Chapter VII). Next, in 1802, Thomas Wetherell of Hammersmith bought Kensington House itself, along with two … a mere two acres of the garden) to Thomas Wetherell of Hammersmith. 18 At this date the tenant was one John Nicholas …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… (I. Pl. 27, 65, 66) and the bust of Charles I at Hammersmith (II. p. 37b) are traditionally and not improbably …
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… bricklayer do. Thos. Miller of Fulham and Caleb Miller of Hammersmith, brickmakers, mortgagees 1719 611 Henry Gardie, … St. James's Thos. Miller of Fulham and Caleb Miller of Hammersmith, brickmakers, mortgagees 1720 655 Lady Sophia …
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… Westminster, lime merchant, 96 Caleb and Thomas Miller of Hammersmith, brickmakers, 97 Leonard Phillips of Scotland …
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… 1934 the London County Council was able to offer a site in Hammersmith which was approved by the Governors and the Board …
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… Corunna House, No. 165 Hammersmith Road LVII.CORUNNA HOUSE, No. 165 HAMMERSMITH ROAD Ground landlord, leaseholders, etc. The …
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… Court XXXIX.COTTAGES IN TERRACE COURT On the north side of Hammersmith Terrace is a little pathway leading at right … part, no doubt, of one of the early footways with which Hammersmith has always been so well supplied. A warple way 1 …
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… LII.COUNTER'S BRIDGE At the most easterly point of the Hammersmith parish boundary, where Hammersmith Road meets Kensington Road, stood Counter's … almost throughout its course, first dividing what is now Hammersmith from Kensington and finally Fulham from Chelsea. …