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Charles Booth Online Archive

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F 3/51: Booklet - The Chelsea Charities. Printed by Order of the Vestry, 2nd December 1890

F 3/51: Booklet - The Chelsea Charities. Printed by Order of the Vestry, 2nd December 1890 CHELSEA CHARITIES

B66: Notebook: Chelsea. [Published in 1st series - Poverty] Summary of streets in Chelsea. Contains name of street, colour assigned to map, number of scheduled and unscheduled houses, character of ho

B66: Notebook: Chelsea. [Published in 1st series - Poverty] Summary of streets in Chelsea. Contains name of street, colour assigned to map, number of scheduled and unscheduled houses, character of houses, number of children, description of street, number of families

B318: Notebook: Chelsea. Housing and Rents [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 7. Conclusion Vol 17]

B318: Notebook: Chelsea. Housing and Rents [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 7. Conclusion Vol 17] CHELSEA KENSAL NEW TOWN HOUSING RENT INDUSTRY AND TRADES CHARITIES HOUSES CHARITY ORGANISATION SOCIETY

B258: Notebook: Nonconformist District 26 [Chelsea] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 3. Part II. Ch. 1 -Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form B - Nonconformist Church

CHURCH COLLEGE PLACE CHELSEA UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH MARLBOROUGH SQUARE CHELSEA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MARKHAM SQUARE CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH LOWER SLOANE SQUARE CHELSEA CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WEST BROMPTON EDITH GROVE CHELSEA LONDON CITY MISSION LACKLAND HALL LACKLAND STREET CHELSEA ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH

B256: Notebook: Nonconformist District 26 [Chelsea] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 3. Part II. Ch. 1 -Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form B - Nonconformist Church

church institutions, remarks on local government, police, drink, prostitution, crime, marriage, thrift, health, housing and social conditions. CHELSEA DISTRICT 26 PIMLICO WESTMINSTER CHELSEA CLAPHAM RELIGION EMPLOYMENT AND LABOUR RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES RELIGIOUS BUILDINGS RELIGIOUS GROUPS EDUCATION METHODIST CHURCHES CHARITIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Victoria County History

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Local government Poor relief and rates to 1837

1729 / 30-May 1732 , 94; July 1732 - Dec. 1735 , p. 62. Faulkner, Chelsea , II. 24-5; Beaver , Memorials , 322; Chelsea Settlement Examinations 1733-66 , p. xvi (giving 1737 as opening date); LMA, P74/LUK/3; Thompson ,

The parish of Chelsea Population

1981 29,215 1991 32,850 Chantry Cert . p. 73. Guildhall MS 9550, s.v. Chelsea . CL , SR 61, 'Population Bk of St Luke's Par ., Chelsea , 1801'. Census , 1801-1841 ; LCC , Statistical Abstract for London ,

Religious history Introduction

HISTORY THE earliest indication of Chelsea as a parish or the existence of a church is in 1157 , when as the church of 'Chelcheia' it was among those confirmed to the abbey by Pope Adrian IV . 1 All

Settlement and building From 1680 to 1865 : general introduction Chelsea c. 1700 A depiction of Beaufort House and grounds c. 1708, with Lindsey House (extreme left), Gorges House (behind), gardens of former Danvers House (extreme right), and Little Chelsea showing the 4-storeyed Shaftesbury House (top left)

60-6; Faulkner, Chelsea , II. 27. Chelsea Scraps, 335, 362-3; Chelsea Misc. 833; Vestry mins, 1822-33 , pp. 208, 210. Vestr y mins, 1822-33 , pp. 254-5; Faulkner, Chelsea , I. 39. Vestry mins, 1822-33 , p. 323; Chelsea Scraps,

Local government Parish government to 1837

). Hans Town ( Chelsea ) Improvement Act, 30 Geo. III, c. 76; Hans Town ( Chelsea ) Improvement Amendment Act, 43 Geo. III, c. 11 (Local and Personal). Below, pub. svces (pub. order); Faulkner, Chelsea , II. 341-2. Returns

British History Online

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The Diary of Thomas Burton, 16 January 1656-7, 16 January 1657-16 January 1657

business." In consequence of this order, "February 6, there was a great meeting of learned men, at Whitlock's house at Chelsea. This Committee often met, and had the most learned men in the oriental tongues to consult with, in this

Evidences, 1883, Society of Apothecaries

far as you know? So far as I know it is. 3329. And I notice that you expend on the Chelsea garden 525 l . out of an income of 2,414 l . Is anything else spent in the direction

Edward VI - Volume 18, January 1553, 01 January 1553-31 January 1553

18 January 1553 January 1553 Jan. 2. Chelsea. 1. Northumberland to Cecill. Hopes the new year will receive a new Bishop for Durham. He has been much deceived by Dean Horne. Jan. 3. Chelsea. 2. Same to same. Has never

Edward VI - Volume 1, May 1547, 01 May 1547-31 May 1547

James. 41. Lord Seymour to Queen Catharine Parr. Informs her their meetings at Chelsea were known to his sister. Declares his affection, and begs one of her pictures. May 17. 42. Copy of the above, not very correct, but supplying

Entry Book, December 1681, 01 December 1681-31 December 1681

for the discharge of the baronet fee of 1,095 l . due to the King from Joseph Alston, senr., of Chelsea, co. Middlesex (Treasury warrant dated 1681 2, Feb. 25, hereon accordingly.) King's Warrant Book VIII, pp. 334 5. Money

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

gynyg gan yr Anrhydeddus FBANCIS EGERTON, yr aelod dros East Derbyshire, a'i eilio gan Syr CHARLES DILKE, yr aelod dros Chelsea, a'r hlwn sydd adnabyddus fel awdwr gwaith neillduol a dan yr enw " Great Britain." Ychydig amser yn ol

British Newspapers 1600-1900

wsedi bod am beth a o.- sevr: Z yl~eltu ei; a .phlea-tnnasau yn y BriW. .ddinas, yn dychwelvd adref i Chelsea, ;,an gy' inervd v gerbydres. oi Brighton. Digwyddai, fod :boneddwr yn. y un cerbvd,: yr hwn- "a .adclawai.oftid am.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

tywyllwch, gweithredoedd y e -buasai paganiaid yn gwelwi wrth glywed asm d&n- b 1 ynt. Dyna 'y llofruddiaeth ddyblyg yn Chelsea, C r ar un seithplyg yn Uxbridge. 0 Brydain, Bryd- 1 -ain ! ai hyd ynia yr wyt eto!

British Newspapers 1600-1900

treulio ergyd o bylor byth mwy yn ei achos. Ni fuasai yn rhesymol i neb ddisgwyl gwell rheswm oddiwrth arwr-addoliaeth Chelsea. Ond rhaid i ni addef ein bod wedi cael gradd o siomedigaeth yn y lleill. Buasem yn disgwyl ymresymiad

British Newspapers 1600-1900

o0-briodas Mr. Charles Williams Bulkeley, mab Syr Richard Bulkeley, A Mary 'Henrietta, merch Major General Stephens, yn: Eglwys St. Mary, 'Chelsea. Fel yr oedd dyn o'r eaw J. J. Brevitt, axtekeeper yn y Llandudno Junction, ar y. 23ain cynfisol, yn

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Appendix 1, Chapter 11 Chelsea.

Chelsea . Another on the South Side, thus inscribed. In obitum Nobilissimorum Conjugum Gregorii D. Dacres , and Annæ uxoris. Quos ardens copulavit Amor, Juvenilibus annis, Abstulit atra dies, mors inopina rapit; Ille prior Fatis, DACRORUM Nobile Germen Occidit,

Book 1, Chapter 24 CHELSEA COLLEGE.

Heaven. Wherefore recommending the College of Chelsea to every Religious Christian's devout Thoughts, we cease further to press them. Only for Satisfaction of those that desire to know why this College is erected at Chelsea , and not in one

Appendix 1, Chapter 11 The Circuit Walk. Chelsea, Fulham.

of England , had an House in Chelsea , (situated where now stands Beaufort House ) and he having a Mind to change some Lands with Robert Richardson , then Rector of Chelsea ; the said Robert did by Deed,

Book 1, Chapter 24 CHELSEA COLLEGE.

CHELSEA COLLEGE . The pagination has been corrected; it is page 158 in the original. votion in Contributing toward the Erection and Dotation of Chelsea College ; We have though it very fit, together with his Majesty's Letters, seconded by

Appendix 1, Chapter 11 The Circuit Walk. Kensington, Hammersmith, Chelsea.

Ile, on the Wall, a Black and White Marble Monument, in Memory of K. Charles I . CHELSEA. In the Church at Chelsea are these ensuing Monuments. In the South Side of the North Ile is this Inscription. In obitum

Lane's Masonic Records

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St. Luke's Lodge

Square, Chelsea, London 1765 Duke's Head, Robinson's Lane, Chelsea, London 1770 Don Saltero's Coffee House, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London 1786 Orange Coffee House, Queen Street, Chelsea, London 1808 Phoenix, Smith Street, Chelsea, London 1813 Six Bells, King's Road, Chelsea, London

no name is given

(1863): 0 Meeting Places Old King's Arms, Tower Street, Seven Dials, London 1733 Rose and Three Tuns, Little Earl Street, Seven Dials, London 1741 Old Cheshire Cheese, Chelsea, London 1750 Queen's Head, Chelsea, London 1753 White Swan, Chelsea, London 1759

St. James' Union Lodge

Row, Chelsea, London 1789 Orange Coffee House, Queen Street, Chelsea, London 1793 Rose and Crown, Sloane Street, Chelsea, London 1793 King's Arms, Sloane Square, Chelsea, London 1800 Cross Keys, Battersea Bridge Road, Battersea, London 1800 Cross Keys, Lawrence Street, Chelsea,

Chelsea Lodge

Great Queen Street, London, England 1937 Royal Adelaide Gallery Restaurant, King William Street, Strand, London, England 1933 Town Hall, Chelsea, London, England 1907 Queen’s Hotel, Leicester Square, London, England 1927 Board Rooms, Chelsea Palace, King’s Road, Chelsea, London, England 1905

Lodge of Rural Friendship

Nine Muses" No. 330 [No. 502 of25 March 1777], in 1796. Meeting Places Angel Tavern, Upper Fore Street, Edmonton, London 1780 Long Room, Well Walk, Hampstead, London 1788 Rouelle's Tavern, Chelsea, London 1790 Bedford Coffee House, Covent Garden, London 1794

The History of Parliament

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SMYTHE, Charles (1628-83), of Chelsea, Mdx.

(1628-83), of Chelsea, Mdx. Constituency Dates Lostwithiel 26 Jan. 1668 Penryn Oct. 1679 Penryn 1681 Ofifces Held Commr. for recusants, Cornw. 1675. Biography Smythe was the grandson of Sir Thomas Smythe, the first governor of the East India Company, and

LUTTRELL, Narcissus (1657-1732), of Holborn, London and Little Chelsea, Mdx.

he was able to purchase a house at Chelsea from the third Earl of Shaftesbury in 1710. He died on 27 June 1732 after a long illness and was buried at Chelsea, the last of this branch of the family

GOUGH, Sir Richard (1655-1728), of Edgbaston, Warws. and Gough House, Chelsea, Mdx.

Edgbaston, Warws. and Gough House, Chelsea, Mdx. Constituency Dates Bramber 1715 9 Feb 1728 Ofifces Held Director, E.I. Co. 1713-20. Biography The Goughs were of Welsh origin but had been long settled in Staffordshire where they had purchased Oldfallings early

BERTIE, Hon. Charles II (1683-1727), of Chelsea, Mdx.

II (1683-1727), of Chelsea, Mdx. Constituency Dates New Woodstock 1705 1708 Ofifces Held Freeman, Appleby 1698. Biography Bertie was successful for New Woodstock in 1705 on the interest of his kinsman the 2nd Earl of Abingdon (Montagu Venables-Bertie*). Not surprisingly

CHEYNE (CHENEY), Charles (1625-98), of Chesham Bois, Bucks. and Chelsea, Mdx.

of Chesham Bois, Bucks. and Chelsea, Mdx. Constituency Dates Amersham 1660 Great Marlow 5 Mar. 1666 Harwich 1690 Newport 1695 30 June 1698 Ofifces Held J.p. Bucks. 1652-3, Mar. 1660-85, Westminster 1665-Feb. 1688, Mdx. by 1680-?87, commr. for assessment, Bucks.

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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21 May 1817, 21 May 1817

228 Messages to H.C. that the Lords have agreed to the 7 preÃÂ¬ ceding Bills. Seyzinger's NaturalizaÃÂ¬ tion Bill: Message to H.C. with it. Journals of the House of Lords. liiiston-on- tne-Hill En- closure Bill. And Messages were, severally,

22 May 1817, 22 May 1817

did they reside first after they married?" " At Haverstock Hill, for the first Twelvemonth, " and at Stewart's Grove, Chelsea, afterwards." " Where is Haverstock Hill ?" " Going up to Hampstead." " You had an opportunity of seeing

23 May 1817, 23 May 1817

242 Journals of the House of Lords. " for enclosing and exonerating from Tithes Lands " in the Township of Beadlam in the Parish of " Helmsley, in the North Riding of the County of " York," was committed;

30 May 1817, 30 May 1817

57-Geo. III. Journals of the House of Lords. 245 ladies E.& M.Ker ÃÂ»gainst Waiichope et a]. ResponÃÂ¬ dent PetiÃÂ¬ tion for an early Day for hearing, reÃÂ¬ ferred to ApÃÂ¬ peal Comee. fill. Johnston against Brown. Knclosure " the

5 June 1817, 5 June 1817

Officers of disbanded Foreign Corps. " 15. Ditto, In-Pensioners of Chelsea and Kil- " mainham Hospitals. " 16. Ditto, Out-Pensioners of Ditto. " 17. Ditto, Royal Military Asylum at Chelsea. " 18. Ditto, Pensions to Widows of Officers. "19. Ditto,

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

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St Clement Danes Parish: Regular Parish Payments to Paupers, 1726

- Paid Nove 184s Paid Dec 164s Paid Janr 134s Paid Febry 104s Paid Marh 104s Paid Aprl 74s 2:12s:0d Chelsea at Carter Mary for Lewing at P Mo. 8s - NO Paid May 68s Paid June 3d8s - Paid

St Clement Danes Parish: Pauper Settlement, Vagrancy and Bastardy Exams, 22/01/1787-28/02/1792

with one Elizth. Johnson & lives some where in Chelsea And Lastly that she is totally unable any longer to support her said live Children or either of them Sworn before Me the 11th. day of July 1791 Wm Hitchiner

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 04/01/1771-26/12/1771

William Spires ." The Mark of Frances Newbury Jane Gilbert Sister to the Deced, (the Wife of Samuel Gilbert of Chelsea Fishmonger ) on her Oath saith, That on the day after the Deced was brought to the Westmr. Hospital

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 04/01/1772-30/12/1772

Row Chelsea on his Oath saith That he was coming from his work at the Water Works Chelsea Yesterday afternoon a little after six o'Clock, when he was informed that a Man was Drowned in the River near Chelsea Bridge,

City of Westminster Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 04/01/1772-30/12/1772

the 24th. day of July 1772, the said Benjamin Burch going into the Ruin Thomas near the Flood Gates Chelsea to Bathe himself and not being well able to Sworn it so happened that the said Benjamin Burch was accidentally

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Henricus Holdsworth, 11/6/1720

1720-1722 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Holdsworth Forename Henricus Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 11/6/1720 Place Chelsea Church Clerical Status deacon Letters Dimissory N OTHER INFORMATION Source () Bishopr / 0- 0 Comment

Thomas Foulkes, 11/6/1720

1720-1751 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Foulkes Forename Thomas Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 11/6/1720 Place Chelsea Church Clerical Status priest Letters Dimissory N OTHER INFORMATION Source () Bishopr / 0- 0 Comment

Georgius Albertus Isles, 11/6/1720

Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Isles Forename Georgius Albertus Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 11/6/1720 Place Chelsea Church Clerical Status deacon Letters Dimissory N OTHER INFORMATION Source () Bishopr / 0- 0 Comment

Johannes Clarke, 11/6/1720

Surname Clarke Forename Johannes Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 11/6/1720 Place Chelsea Church Clerical Status deacon Letters Dimissory N OTHER INFORMATION Source () Bishopr / 0- 0 Comment This entry has no date of

Robertus Bryant, 11/6/1720

1720-1720 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Bryant Forename Robertus Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type ordination Date 11/6/1720 Place Chelsea Church Clerical Status deacon Letters Dimissory N OTHER INFORMATION Source () Bishopr / 0- 0 Comment

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