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Charles Booth Online Archive

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B213: Notebook: Nonconformist and missions District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1. Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form B - Nonconformist Chu

B213: Notebook: Nonconformist and missions District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1. Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form B - Nonconformist Churches. They contain answers to questions concerning the general character of

E 2/16: Hand Coloured Map Descriptive of London Poverty 1898-1899 Base Map: Ordnance Survey 1: 2500 second edition. Sheet 38 Area map covers: Primrose Hill, Kentish Town and St Pancras The streets

E 2/16: Hand Coloured Map Descriptive of London Poverty 1898-1899 Base Map: Ordnance Survey 1: 2500 second edition. Sheet 38 Area map covers: Primrose Hill, Kentish Town and St Pancras The streets on the map are colour coded to

B356: Ernest Aves' Notebook: Police District 18 [Somers Town and Camden Town], District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1 - 6. Conclusion. Vol 17] [Typed Manus

B356: Ernest Aves' Notebook: Police District 18 [Somers Town and Camden Town], District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1 - 6. Conclusion. Vol 17] [Typed Manuscript] SOMERS TOWN AND CAMDEN TOWN DISTRICT 18

A38: Religious Influences: The North West. District 18 [Somers Town and Camden Town], District 19 [Kentish Town],District 20 [Hampstead]and District 21 [Marylebone (Christchurch to St John)] [Publish

A38: Religious Influences: The North West. District 18 [Somers Town and Camden Town], District 19 [Kentish Town],District 20 [Hampstead]and District 21 [Marylebone (Christchurch to St John)] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1. Ch.4] SOMERS TOWN AND

B212: Notebook: Clergy District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1. Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form A - Church of England. They contain answer

B212: Notebook: Clergy District 19 [Kentish Town] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 1. Ch.4] The interviews follow the questionnaire Form A - Church of England. They contain answers to questions concerning the general character of the

Victoria County History

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Hampstead Protestant Nonconformity

Hampstead Protestant Nonconformity PROTESTANT NONCONFORMITY. Ralph Honywood's 84 house on Red Lion Hill , where from 1666 he had a chaplain, was a meeting place for Presbyterians until Red Lion chapel was built close by; the congregation became Unitarian

Schools The North London Collegiate School

Schools The North London Collegiate School THE NORTH LONDON COLLEGIATE SCHOOL In April 1850 Frances Mary Buss opened the North London Collegiate School for Ladies at 46 (later renumbered 12) Camden Street . Camden Town was then a professional

Paddington Roman Catholicism

Paddington Roman Catholicism ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Matthew Smale , presumably the lessee of the manor, was absent from church in 1589 . 90 Five residents or former residents of Paddington were charged with recusancy between 1628 and 1640 , 91

Hornsey , including Highgate Local government Borough of Hornsey London Borough of Haringey

Hornsey , including Highgate Local government LOCAL GOVERNMENT. Manorial government. In 1294 the bishop of London claimed to have possessed in Hornsey as member of his manor of Stepney view of frankpledge, infangthief and outfangthief, the chattels of fugitives

Hornsey , including Highgate Charities for the poor

Hornsey , including Highgate Charities for the poor CHARITIES FOR THE POOR. The charities of Hornsey and Highgate divide between those once administered by the parish and those that were not. 33 Although some of the former were intended

British History Online

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Entry Book, June 1673, 01 June 1673-30 June 1673

Entry Book June 1673 June 1673 Date. Nature and Substance of the Entry. Reference. June 7. Entry of the privy seal directed to the late Lord Treasurer Clifford, and to Sir John Duncombe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, for the

Appendices, List of Prebendal stalls with psalms appointed as in the Book of Common Prayer

Appendices List of Prebendal stalls with psalms appointed as in the Book of Common Prayer APPENDIX. I. LIST OF PREBENDAL STALLS, ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER, WITH THE PSALMS ASSIGNED TO EACH NUMBERED AS IN THE BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER.

Queen Elizabeth - Volume 34, July 1564, 01 July 1564-31 July 1564

Queen Elizabeth - Volume 34 July 1564 July 1564 July 1. 35. The Queen to the Mayor, & c. of Cambridge. Prohibiting them from licensing any victuallers or tiplers in the town, against the privileges of the University. Incloses

Volume A 82, March 1645, 01 March 1645-31 March 1645

Volume A 82 March 1645 March 1645 March 3. The assessment on Rich. Rider respited till the State pay him the debt of 100 l . which they owe, he having been a captain in actual service. The assessment

Illustrative Documents, Seventeenth-century documents relating to statutes of Warham, Colet and Wolsey

Illustrative Documents Seventeenth-century documents relating to statutes of Warham, Colet and Wolsey XVII. EXCERPTS FROM MS. M., RELATING TO THE STATUTES OF BISHOP WARHAM, DEAN COLET, AND CARDINAL WOLSEY. Extract No. 1. Relating to the Number of Residentiaries. The

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 3, Chapter 1 Vintrie Ward. [S. James Garlick hith.]

Vintrie Ward . [ S. James Garlick hith. ] [Here were also buried John del Forss: Thomas Bennet , John Gawson , Henry Woodboke. ] Besides these ancient Monuments taken notice of by Stow in this S. Martins Church

Book 5, Chapter 29 [Penny Post.] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [Fire Office.]

[ Penny Post . ] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [Fire Office. ] Table hung at the Door or Shop Window, on which is printed in Great Letters, Penny Post Letters and Parcels are taken in here. And at those Houses

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

(5orwaaro au,. Vriotfasau, &r. GENEDIGAETHAU. DAVIES.-Ar y 24ain cyntisol, priod Mr. D. Richard Davies, 14 Lowther street, Liverpool (gynt o Ffestiniog), ar efeilliaid-mab a merch. OWEN.-Ar y 27ain cynfisol, priod Mr. W. H. Owen, arwerthydd, Caernarfon, ar ferch. PRIODASA1J.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

j~twbbion QTpffrtbimoI. T - e Ymddiswyddodd Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel, A.S. Idros Warwick, o'r swydd o is-yogrifenydd y Swyddfs IGartrefol, oberwydd aflechyd. Achoswyd difrod a cholledion mawrion gan lifogydd . mewn gwahanol ranau o Belgium, yr wythnoo ddi. s

British Newspapers 1600-1900

NODION O'R BRIFDDINAS (ODDIWRTH EIN GOHEBYDD NBILLDUOL), [CYYMDEITHA8 Y BRYTBONxWYS-GWLEDD TX Y CANNON STREET HOTEL-LLWNC-DESTYNAU AC ARrITHIAU CY3REIG-MB. W. S. CAINB, A.S., AR GflFARTODYDD CYMDEITHASOL A GWEITHGAR- WCI1 COEFYDDOL-Y LLYWODRAETE AC ADDYSG GANOLKADD YN NGHyMU-ATEBIAD ME. GLAD- STONE I

British Newspapers 1600-1900

NODION O'R BRIFDDINAS. (ODDIWRT3I BIN GOHERYDD NEILLDUOL). IiESBTR ADDYSo GANOLBADDOL-CLADDEDIGAUTH Hit. BRINLEY RICHA&tDS-CONVBS8AZIONE Y CYMKROnORION-IDRIS VYCHAN AR GANU GYDA'B TAN1NAU-YR IAITH GYMRAEG TN REYDYCHAIN -CYFLWYNIAD ANRHEG mT CROSBY ROW-YR ( UNDEB CYNULLEIDFAOL A Mit. GLADSTONE. S Hysbyswyd dro yn

British Newspapers 1600-1900

DOLGELLEY GRAMMAR I SCHOOL. HEAD MASTER: J. EH. MA SHALL, M.A, CORPUS CBRISTI COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE. VUPILS are prepared for the Universities, Civil P1 Service, Oxford and Cambridge Local, and the various Professional Preliminary Examinations. Boarders received by the Head

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

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Middlesex Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 01/05/1781-31/12/1799

Mary (the Wife of John Fuller ) now living with Mrs. Horseman the Deceaseds Wife upon her Oath saith that on Saturday Morning the Eleventh instant Mrs: Horseman Kept with her in a small Room on the ground floor

Middlesex Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 01/05/1781-31/12/1799

and Seeming by some pieces of Flesh and desired him to call one William Winkworth the Nephew of the Deceased which he did. Saith that on the Sunday before the accident happened this Deponent was out in the Fields

Middlesex Coroners: Coroners' Inquests into Suspicious Deaths, 01/05/1781-31/12/1799

a List of ye Jury Men Sommons to appear at Mr Tompkins Kings arms Kentish Town Touching ye Death of John Smith Mr ThomasAdams 1 2 Mr JamesCurtice 2 3 Mr WilliamHale 3 Mr SamlHarrison 4 4 Mr JohnSmart

Old Bailey Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 1773

and that he was the Man upon this Informants right hand who took and carried away the Gold Watch Seals & Money at the time and in the manner above described And this Informant Thomas Diaper for himself saith

Old Bailey Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 1782

that when the Wittness went in the Deceased say'd he was glad to see him and gave him a glass of Ale which he filled out of a Pot & the wittness drank it and sat down among them

Lane's Masonic Records

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Camden Lodge

Camden Lodge (704) Lodge Details Serial Number: 2230 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1857 Warrant of Constitution: 29 April 1857 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Numeration 1894 onwards: 704 Lodge Number (1729): 0 Lodge

Lodge of Justice and Mercy

Lodge of Justice and Mercy (6899) Lodge Details Named in: 1949 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1949 Warrant of Constitution: 27th July 1949. Consecrated 10th November 1949 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Numeration 1894

Phrygian Lodge

Phrygian Lodge (5367) Lodge Details Named in: 1932 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1932 Warrant of Constitution: 22nd June 1932. Consecrated 10th October 1932 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Hall Stone Medal: yes Date

Arcturus Lodge

Arcturus Lodge (6732) Lodge Details Named in: 1948 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1948 Warrant of Constitution: 28th July 1948. Consecrated 20th December 1948 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Numeration 1894 onwards: 6732 Lodge

Loyal Heath Lodge

Loyal Heath Lodge (4716) Lodge Details Named in: 1925 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1925 Warrant of Constitution: 4th February 1925. Consecrated 14th May 1925 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Date of Hall Stone

The History of Parliament

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KEMPE, James (by 1523-1566 or later), of Kentish Town and Acton, Mdx.

KEMPE, James (by 1523-1566 or later), of Kentish Town and Acton, Mdx. Constituency Dates Liskeard Apr. 1554 Biography Although born in London Kempe may have been of Cornish descent. A family of this name lived near Liskeard, but his

REDE, John I (by 1509-57), of Westminster, Mdx.

REDE, John I (by 1509-57), of Westminster, Mdx. Constituency Dates Westminster 1547 Ofifces Held Keeper of the wardrobe, York Place 1530, Westminster 1533-d. Biography Nothing has been discovered about John Rede’s life before 1530, when he is found acting

CHOLMLEY, Jasper (c.1539-87), of Highgate, Mdx.

CHOLMLEY, Jasper (c.1539-87), of Highgate, Mdx. Constituency Dates Droitwich 1584 Plympton Erle 1586 Ofifces Held Escheator, Kent and Mdx. 1579-80; clerk of Queen’s bench 1579; j.p. Mdx. 1584. Biography Cholmley, of Worcestershire origins, was distantly related to, and the

LANE, William II (c.1553-1618), of Horton, Northants.

LANE, William II (c.1553-1618), of Horton, Northants. Constituency Dates Gatton 1593 Northamptonshire 1601 Ofifces Held J.p. Northants. from c.1583, 1587-d., dep. lt. or commr. musters from c.1588, capt. of horse 1588-1601, of E. division, Northants. only from 1601; receiver-gen.

MACKWORTH, Sir Thomas, 4th Bt. (d.1745), of Normanton, Rutland.

MACKWORTH, Sir Thomas, 4th Bt. (d.1745), of Normanton, Rutland. Constituency Dates Rutland 17 Dec. 1694 201695 Rutland 1701 201708 Portsmouth 1713 201715 Rutland 5 Apr. 1721 201727 Ofifces Held Sheriff, Rutland 1696-7. Biography Of an ancient Rutland family, Mackworth’s

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Twenty-first report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Collection and Management of the Revenue Arising in Ireland and Great Britain. Post-Office revenue, United Kingdom: part IV. England. Twope..., 1830

i"34 APPENDIX TO TWENTY-FIRST REPORT OF [Post-Offiee Letters should be put into the Receiving-Houses in London by tlic Hoars of - Or the Principal Offices by For Delivery as under. Â¦5 o 8 9 o o V 2 3

Seventh report of the commissioners appointed under the acts of 4. Geo. IV. c. 74, and 7 & 8 Geo. IV. c. 35. for vesting in them certain bridges now building, &c. and for the further improveme..., 1830

14* ' appendix ip o Appendix, No. a. Although the observations of scientific persons -have led to nearly similar conclusions, Reports of others have been in the habit of laying down rules for road-making at variance with all Mr.

Life annuities and tontines (Ireland.) Returns of the names and description, and of their places of residence where specified, of the several nominees in the life annuities or tontines of Ireland, cre..., 1830

IM-'E ANNUITIES AND TO N'T INKS, lUEIAN'D. Session 1777 Â Third C\i\s&Â continued. NAMES. I I DESCRIPTION. Johnson Grant ... Hubert Greenhill Martha Gross - - - .Mary Gross - Sarah Gross - Ann Gross ... Robtrt Halifax lulu

Evesham Election Committee. Minutes of evidence taken before the Select Committee on the petition of Timothy Millington and William Beach, and others, electors, complaining of an undue election and re..., 1830

COMMITTEE ON .EVESHAM ELECTION PETITION* v/; 8 December, 1830. You had made up your mind, as an independent elector, to vote for Sir Charles Jonathan Plcadon. Cockerell and Mr.. Raphael j and the talking to him, about any sum,

Report from the Select Committee on Parochial Registration; with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1833

\ \r, 188 SELECT COMMITTEE ON PAROCHIAL REGISTRATION. Appendix, No. 24. Avant cette 6poque la negligence des dtipositaires, les troubles politiques, les soustrac- tions frauduleuses.ont tour a tour jett6 le. desordre dans les titres de l'etat des personnes. Je