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Victoria County History

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Parishes Winchfield

, to Hartley Row ; it consists of a few cottages, Hurst Farm and the ' Barley Mow ,' with the Old Barley Mow Farm on the opposite side of the bridge over the Basingstoke Canal . The church, rectory,

Stapenhill Economic history

manufactory in Stanton Road , in existence by 1900 , was run in 1904 by the licensee of the Barley Mow in Main Street. In 1912 it was owned by the Burton and District licensed victuallers' association, which moved the

Histon Introduction Histon and Impington 1801

, 85 and the Boot , so called by 1765 . They were joined in the 1770s by the Barley Mow , 86 and after 1830 by half a dozen more public houses and beershops. Among the survivors in the

Chiswick Economic history

Lane , known as the Devonshire works, was used for light engineering in the 1960s by Evershed & Vignoles of Acton Lane . From 1971 it stood empty until restored by the Cornhill Insurance Co. as the Barley Mow

Stapenhill Introduction

water supply and sewerage system. 3 SOCIAL LIFE Societies and Social Clubs A friendly society which met at the Barley Mow in Main Street was registered in 1854 . Lodges of Oddfellows were established in 1866 ( Manchester Unity )

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

the qtsestion to be finally settled. At three o'clock on Friday afternono the Coroner held an inrjtlest at tie Barley Mow, when the fslistwing testimony was addured - Ir.- Watkine, who was an inmate at No. 2T, stated that a

British Newspapers 1600-1900

when he drop- ped down and expired instantly. Verdict-Died by the Visitation of God.-Another inquest was held at the Barley Mow, Mount- street, Grosvenor-sqnare, on the body of John Abehurch. The deceased was coachman to the Dowager Lady Amherst, and

British Newspapers 1600-1900

to a respeetable family from India. About half-past five on Thursday morning, a dreadful fire broke out in the Barley Mow public-bouse, near Exeter Change, which threatened the most disastrous consequences to the neighbourhood, from its being the narrowest part

British Newspapers 1600-1900

was held at the Barley Mow public-house, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, concerning the death of Barton Greenwood, Esq. solicitor, aged 50. On Friday, the 3d inst., the deceased was seen wan- dering about Hyde Park in a melancholy manner: his conduct attracted

British Newspapers 1600-1900

- . - I An inquest was held on Monday, at the Barley Mow, Mount Street, on the body of James Hill, whose case excited great alarm, as he was re- ported to haVe died of the ChOlea ilnOrbusd e

Lane's Masonic Records

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Royal Mecklenburgh Lodge

Ann's, London 1763 The Cock, New Street, St. James's, Westminster, London 1767 Red Lion, Hyde Park Corner, London 1770 Barley Mow, Piccadilly, London 1777 Bricklayers' Arms, High Street, Croydon, Surrey 1784 White Lion Inn, [ ], Croydon, Surrey 1786 Green

London Lives 1690 - 1800 - Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis

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City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 01/01/1791-31/12/1791

Gideon Hewit 12 o Clock Barley Mow Duke Street

St Clement Danes Parish: Pauper Settlement, Vagrancy and Bastardy Exams, 20/06/1757-05/10/1763

and that she lived a hired Yearly Sert. with Mr Jennings at the Barley Mow in Drury Lane in the Parish of St. Clemt Danes in the Liberty of Westmr in the County of Middx for One Year and Upwards

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 07/01/1783-30/12/1783

Clock in the After noon of the same Day, at the House of Mr. Hatch the Sign of the Barley Mow in the great Sanctuary in the Parish of St. Margaret Westminster . then and there to do and execute

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 03/01/1784-29/12/1784

the Clock in the After noon of the same Day, at the House of Charles Lewis the Sign the Barley Mow in Mount Street in the Parish St. George Hanover Square within the Liberty of We then and there to

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 09/01/1794-27/12/1794

Clock in the After noon of the same Day, at the House of James Hill the Sign of the Barley Mow in Mount Street then and there to do and execute all such Things as shall be given them in

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Report from the Select Committee on Stafford Borough: with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1833

this 100/. from ? Â No. 3704. Do you recollect when it was? Â In the night, at the Barley Mow. 3705. You had been canvassing ? Â Yes. 3706. Who asked you to go to the candidates ? Â

Report from the Select Committee on Stafford Borough: with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1833

you had? Â He did not sny that; those were the. words that were flung at me at the Barley Mow. 5372. Who is the man that said it ? Â William Gilbert. 5373. What did you say to it?

Friendly societies. A return relating to friendly societies enrolled in the several counties of England and Wales:--also, of friendly societies in Scotland--(pursuant to acts 10 Geo. IV. c. 56, and 4 ..., 1837

Head, Great Portland- ditto. street. The Two Brewers, Whitccro3s- ditto. street. The Three Doves, Berwick- ditto. stieet, Soho. The Barley Mow, Park-street, ditto. Grosvenor-square. The Albion, Duke-street, Gros- ditto. venor-squaro. The Queen's Head, Fleet-street, ditto. Betluml Green. The George, Wardour-st.

Report from the Committee on the State of the Police of the Metropolis; with, the minutes of evidence taken before the committee; and, an appendix of sundry papers., 1816

enumerate the houses. Enumerate some of the houses, the licences of which have been so lost ? Â The Barley Mow in Field-lane, the Red Lion in Fleet-market, the Magpie and Stump hi Skinner-street Bishopsgate ; I can speak safely

Minutes taken (in session 1818) before the committee to whom the petition of several inhabitants of London and its vicinity, complaining of the high price and inferior quality of beer, was referred, t..., 1819

Ship - - - - Swan - - - - King's Arras - - Red Lion - - - Barley Mow - - Blue Ball (shut"! up 1816) - J R. Porter, Esq. - - - - Ditto - -

19th Century British Pamphlets

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A list of the departments and branches of the National Reform League, with places and time of meeting, and names ... of secretaries., 1867

' Arms, Wednesday 8 Steam Block, Thuisday 8 Mutual Improvement Society Rooms, Thursday 8 Hope and Anchor , Wednesday Barley Mow , Tuesday Black Horse , Monc ' ay • Red Lion , Thursday Black Lion , Monday School Room,

A list of the departments and branches of the National Reform League, with places and time of meeting, and names ... of secretaries., 1867

The Trades societies directory for the United Kingdom: presented with The Englishman : a weekly political and industrial journal, 1854

and Dove, Bridewell street ; Golden Lion , Ratcliffe street Derby , Bull's Head , Queen street London , Barley Mow , Dorset street , Portman square ; Running Horse , Duke street, Grosvenor square ; Blue Posts, Castle street

The Trades societies directory for the United Kingdom: presented with The Englishman : a weekly political and industrial journal, 1854

and Bottle, Castle Green Bury, Lancashire , Old Dog Manchester , Nelson Inn , Great Ancoats street Nottingham , Barley Mow , Parliament street Oldham , Wool Pack Inn, Greenacre Moor Preston , New Fleece Inn, Meadow street Rochdale ,

Tyneside songs, 1862

blairin, when They kent that ho was droond. "Hoots! Airchy moongcd, it's nowt but leei, Ti tho Barley Mow lot's o'on bo joggin, Aw'll tyck me oath it wasn't me, Because aw hear it's Airehy Logan ." Ti see bowld

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