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… however, she handed over operations to George Whitaker of Hammersmith, presumably a relative, who built the houses … in 18902. Nos. 304310 were built by Sage and Company of Hammersmith (and leased to Edgar Sage, who was also described …
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… to release his remaining land with a frontage to the Hammersmith Road (now Kensington High Street) for building … and Holland, former owners of the estate) opening off the Hammersmith Road, and extending as far south as the … time he also found a lessee for No. 5 in Anthony Aslat, a Hammersmith builder; 185 but (perhaps because of the open …
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… Harris of Old Brompton, carpenter; Edward Pearson of Hammersmith, builder; Thomas Rowe of Notting Hill, builder; …
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… legal writer and member of the Inner Temple, died 1829 at Hammersmith; 180918, Archibald Elijah Impey (17661831), a …
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… of the burial ground. History and Antiquities of . . . Hammersmith, p. 315. …
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… 1886 as part of the same development by James Whitaker of Hammersmith, who also built Nos. III and 212 Barkston Gardens … H. A. Matthews (Bramham Gardens, 18856), Joseph Mears of Hammersmith (Harrington Gardens, 18834, and Collingham … Gardens, 18935, Plate 95b) and E. and J. W. Sage of Hammersmith (No. 28 Bramham Gardens, 18878). The building …
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… doubt, formed the cradle of the early riverside life of Hammersmith. The Creek is spanned by a wooden bridge called … drawings, etc. 9Rocque's map of London. 9Salter's map of Hammersmith. Drawing of the culvert under 180 King Street … See p. 97. Faulkner's History and Antiquities of . . . Hammersmith, p. 52. Other early references to the bridge are …
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… was 3,227 (of which approximately 130 was for property in Hammersmith). The rate of interest on the mortgage debt of …
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… of that part of the Edwardes estate which lay north of the Hammersmith road (now Kensington High Street) on lease and … 17,000 for all of William Edwardes's property north of the Hammersmith road. The conveyance, which was confirmed by Act … estate was 237 acres, including one nine-acre field on the Hammersmith side of the parish boundary. Apart from Holland …
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… which no improvements were then thought necessary) and the Hammersmith Road (now Kensington High Street) at Counter's … and Tuck was apparently William Hoof of Brook Green, Hammersmith, 'excavator', then in partnership with Daniel … tons' burden. The basin, some 300 yards south of the Hammersmith Road, was four hundred feet long and two hundred …