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John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Appendix 1, Chapter 8 APPENDIX.

the Draught thereof; and in Case also of drawing up any the Hills from Thames Street , and up Holborn Hill , upon the Penalty of ten Shillings by the Owner of such Cart or Dray which shall break this

Book 4, Chapter 3 Suburbs without Aldersgate. Streets.

by Hosier Lane , Cow Lane, and Holborn Conduit, down Snore Hill, to Holborn Bridge , and up to Holborn Hill , by Gold Lane on the Right Hand , and Lether Lane beyond it, up to the Bars; beyond

Book 1, Chapter 28 Orders about Rebuilding the City.

Front of the Buildings of a certain Inn, called the Swan Inn , situate on the North Side of Holborn Hill , as aforesaid. 12. That the Lord Maior and Aldermen of London may and shall open and enlarge a

Book 3, Chapter 12 [St. Andrews Holbourn.] Faringdon Ward without. [Bounds of this Parish.]

Tavern, which gives a passage into Northumberland Court. Southampton Streets and Places. Parts in the Freedom of London . Holborn hill . Ely House . Furnival's Inn. Staple Inn . Brook Buildings. Brook Street . Brook Market . Grevile street.

Victoria County History

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Parishes Whitchurch

1903 . 4 A few scattered houses to the east of Dunn Mill are known as Little London . Holborn Hill Farm, part of the old rectorial estate, is in the west of the parish. Dr. Lipscomb , author of

Parishes Great Marlow

1631. 206 In the June of the following year he was killed by the overturning of his coach down Holborn Hill , 207 leaving as heirs his second cousins John Rous , clerk, and Margaret Holborne, wife of Oliver Ridge

Industries Musical instruments

About this date he was joined by Wood, and flageolets with the makers' stamp ' Bainbridge and Wood, 35 Holborn Hill ' are described in Day's Catalogue . 61 Brass Instruments .- Messrs. Rudall , Carte & Co. claim to

Economic and Social History Mills RIVERS

Street near its junction with Long Acre . The mill pool lay some way upstream, above the point where Holborn Hill crosses the Hockley Brook . 16 The mill may have been one of the three mentioned in Aston and

Communications Roads leading to Birmingham c . 1950 CANALS RAILWAYS

second was at Saltley , and the third, still called Aston Church Road , crossed between Washwood Heath and Holborn Hill . Probably none of these was as satisfactory as the crossing between Deritend and Digbeth : the inhabitants of

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

mi a'th osodaf ar lawer."' Wedi gweddio a chanu emyn, eludwydc y corff i fywent eglwys y Drindod Sanctaidd, Holborn Hill, Millom. Gweinyddwyd gan y Parch. John Irnne, vicer. Ymysg y galarwyr yr oedd Mr. W. W. Jones (brawd), Mrs.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Forster, Newitigton Causeway, builder. Solicitors, Messrs Burfoots, King's Bench wvalk, Ieml~le. Saturday,, February I. I NSOLV E.TS. R. Fiorne, Holborn hill, shoe maker. II. Woolcombe, Duke street, Aldgate, stock-dealer. J. Bowley, Brvdyes street, Covent garden, broker. IV. Johnson, Dudley, Worcestershiire,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Archer, Maidstone, corn-merchant. G. Hopkins, Oversley Mill, Warwickshire, miller. M. A. Joseph, Mansell street. Goodman's fields, coal.trerchant. it. Horne, Holborn hill, shoe-mancfacturer. G. Stanley, Upper Ground street, Surrey, ironmonger. B. Dring, Hamntnersmnitlttallow-chandler. WY. Tuck, Elsing, Norfolk, miller. T. Hudson, High

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Coc'kspur strect; Btrsy and Lloyd, IS tCreel. stteet; Low, 330, and P'rcsst, 226 Straod, Butler, 4 Ch(apside; Burgess, 03 Holborn hill; Sutton, Bow Church yard Edwards, 67, and Newbery, 45 St Paul's Church lard; Barclay and Sonis, i5 Fleet tarket;

British Newspapers 1600-1900

No. 32 Duke- street, Manchester square; Mr Thomas, Stationer, 2 York street, Coveut garden; and Mr Firth, Bootnoaker, 112 Holborn hill, one doos from Hatton garden. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS and DEBILITY.-Dt FOTHER. CILL'S NERVOUS DROPS.-To those who are afflicted with nervous

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

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Old Bailey Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 1774

they were at the public House at the Top of Holborn Hill about five o Clock Pritchard told he would in the Court near Temple Barr William Pritchard and Peter Thane sayd that now they got Tools (meaning Pistols) that

Old Bailey Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 13/12/1774-09/12/1775

Saque and Coat which were pawned by the said James Harrison and redeemed out Mr. Ward Paun broker on Holborn Hill there other Silk Saquie & Coat & Some Silk and further saith that the there Silk Saquer and Coat

Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 11/10/1737-22/02/1744

of Newgate a agreed that in New return tune Bygrave & warwick and sett out of ye Coach of Holborn Hill Here Bygrave was to time letter to a Porter & Warwick was to follow & We ye he decd.

City of London Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 19/10/1776-06/12/1780

the said Josiah, Widnell for himself saith, that about Six O'Clock on Friday Evening last he was going up Holborn Hill , When the said Thomas Barrett told him he saw John Tate the Prisoner now under Examination take his

Bridewell Royal Hospital: Minutes of the Court of Governors, 07/01/1762-15/03/1781

Oath of Richard Streatin for being in Company with a Man last Night in an indecent and immodest Posture in a Court upon Holborn Hill and for being a loose idles and disorderly Person and giving no Account of herself

British History Online

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Appendix, February 1587, 07 February 1587-07 February 1587

to his cousin Thos. Barham at the foot of Holborn Hill. Great stir against the English and their goods. Has saved himself by becoming naturalized and is now a burgess of Rouen, at the cost of 20 l . Concerning

Addenda, Queen Elizabeth - Volume 30, February 1587, 01 February 1587-28 February 1587

10. Thomas Browne to his cousin, Thos. Barham, at the foot of Holborn Hill. Such have been the troubles here since my coming from Paris, that there never went a post or messenger, but he has been sent back, and

Biographical Appendix, 1827-8 Committee

Without 1818-53; member, Non-Con Club; cousin, Edgar Taylor; Unitarian; Dissenting Deputy. Walker, Thomas: represented Protestant Society. Watson, John: of Holborn Hill; represented Unitarian Assn.; member, NonCon Club. Waugh, Alexander (1754-1827): educated Univ. of Edinburgh, Univ. of Aberdeen, M.A. 1778, D.D.

London debates, 1787

to neglect in the male, or levity in the female sex?' Gazetteer 1230 . April 16, 1787 Theological Society, Holborn Hill 'Are the Torments of Hell Eternal? The Proprietors having nothing in view, but to promote religious knowledge, piety and

Committees for Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts, Minutes, 1827 (nos 143-211)

Christie Esq Mark Lane John Bowring Esq Jeffry's Square John Fisher Esq 83 Upper Thames Street John Watson Esq Holborn Hill Thomas Hornby Esq and myself Swithins Lane R Winter Esq 147 . [p. 5 ] Redcross Street April 11th,

Lane's Masonic Records

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Whitwell Lodge

Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 1390 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Holborn Hill, Millom, Cumberland 1872 Masonic Hall, Salthouse Road, Millom, Cumberland 1885

The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online, 1674-1913

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Margaret Frazer, Theft, 25/04/1770

John Ramsden , April 11 . ++ John Ramsden . I live at No. 83, at the bottom of Holborn Hill , and am a linen-draper . On the eleventh of this instant I was at dinner; my servant came

Walter Harris, Deception, 11/07/1770

John Owen , who is apprentice to Mr. Sheene, deposed, that the prisoner came to his master's shop, on Holborn Hill , for the goods mentioned in the indictment, in the name of Mr. Simmonds, of Knight-Rider-street, Doctors-Commons, who is

WILLIAM BOOTH, Theft, 09/12/1772

d. the property of James Wickstead , Nov. 24 . ++ James Wickstead . As I was going up Holborn hill , on the 24th of November, about seven in the evening, a gentleman informed me my pocket had been

MICHAEL HALL, Theft, 17/04/1776

the property of William Wilkins , February 27th . WILLIAM WILKINS sworn. Going up Holborn Hill I missed my handkerchief; I turned round and saw it in the prisoner's hand; he put it in his breeches; I laid hold of

PETER TEAPOT, Theft, 10/07/1811

tobacco, value 2 s. the property of Robert Lloyd . ROBERT LLOYD . I am a tobacconist on Holborn Hill . The prisoner was my servant , on the 4th of July, about one o'clock, the prisoner went out to

John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera

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Silk weaving

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The Newfoundland dog

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The cruel boys

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19th Century British Pamphlets

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The study of modern history in London: a lecture ... delivered ... January 31, 1854., 1854

was once carried aAvay by it. EA ' ery one knows Holborn Hill , but how icav remember that it takes its name from the Old Bourne or stream which, rising in High Holborn , ran down that steep declivity,

Jamaica Committee., 1866

, Homy Crowshay, Georgo, Gat oshead... Fox, Samuel, Nottingham Goodwin, J. V., Mavor of Bradford Malleson , W. T., Holborn Hill Mander, S. S., Wolverhampton Potrie, John and Sons Poore, Major £ s. d. 125 0 0 125 0 0

The City Solicitor's "painful story," being an epitome of the minutes of evidence taken before the Special Enqiury Committee of the Corporation of the city of London, and report thereon, with ill..., 1879

on that occasion a sum of £4,000, and consented to take £1,700. On the second occasion the premises, 87 Holborn Hill , and some others of which he and his partner were lessees and occupiers, were taken for the purposes

British taxes dissected: being a plain letter addressed to the working men of Great Britain and Ireland : explaining how fifty millions are yearly raised..., 1833

OF THE COUNCIL OF THE NATIONAL POLITICAL UNION. SECOND EDITION. LONDON : Published by the National Political Union, 45, Holborn Hill ; Effingham Wilson , Royal Exchange ; Strange, Paternoster Row; Berger, Holywell Street j and Purkis, Compton Street .

British taxes dissected: being a plain letter addressed to the working men of Great Britain and Ireland : explaining how fifty millions are yearly raised..., 1833

Business of the Union is now transacted at No 45, Holborn Hill , where persons desirous of obtaining information, or becoming Members, are 1 equested to apply daily (Sundays excepted) from 10 to 8 o'clock. The Membeis are also respectfully

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Report from the Select Committee on the Sale of Beer., 1830

Holborn Hill with Mr. Thompson, the largest dealer in this branch of the trade 16 years ago, and I am now in business for myself; the extent of my business is only second to the house on Holborn Hill. What

First report of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the municipal corporations in Ireland., 1835

up by Mr. John Gumley's wall, then straight on to the church1 gate, thence to John Morton's house on Holborn Hill, at the Cavan Road, and thence from, Morton's house and Bob Gumley's, adjoining to it, down to the river,

Report from the Select Committee on Metropolis Improvements; with the minutes of evidence and appendix., 1836

Post Office. A new Street from die General Post Office to Newgate Street. The Improvement of Skinner Street and Holborn Hill. A new Street from the Mansion House to the Southwark Bridge. A new Street from St. Paul's Cathedral to

Second report from Select Committee on Metropolis Improvements; with the minutes of evidence, appendix, index, and plans., 1837

MINUTES OP EVIDENCE BEFORE SELECT COMMITTEE Mr. 11. Rhodes, which Mr. Wnson must necessarily have in the favourable reception of that plan), 1 have stated a plan more beneficially for Mr. Wason than his own, very 15 May 1838.

Second report from Select Committee on Metropolis Improvements; with the minutes of evidence, appendix, index, and plans., 1837

vii; Paul 1492; Cadogan 1497-1-531; Twining 1532-1536. Holborn Hill to Skinner- street. [1838.]Â Evidence of the advantages to be derived from the construction of a viaduct in order to avoid Holborn Hill, and of the practicability of the undertaking, Jones

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