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5 days ago · A map of London, published so lately as 1823, exhibits Paddington as quite distinct from the metropolis, which has the Edgware Road as its western boundary.
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4 days ago · The medieval settlements, at Paddington green, Westbourne green, and along the Uxbridge road, were small. Twenty people were assessed for subsidy in 1524 and there were 74 communicants in 1548. Paddington, like Marylebone, contributed comparatively little towards county assessments in 1608 and 1636.
3 days ago · Only part of south-western Paddington belonged to the bishop of London, comprising in 1828 a block stretching from the Uxbridge road east of Bark Place, a larger block along Porchester Terrace to Hall field, and a stretch on the east side of Black Lion Lane. No overall plan was therefore drawn up.
4 days ago · The heart of Maida Vale, south of Paddington recreation ground, is residential, containing mostly brick terraces of the 1860s and later. There are a few shops at the east end of Sutherland and Elgin avenues, at the north end of Lauderdale Road, and, to the west, in Shirland Road.
6 days ago · All the other inns in 1730, including another Red Lion, were presumably in Edgware Road or close by, at Paddington green. (fn. 13) In 1760 there were three Red Lions, described as at Paddington, Westbourne green, and the road to Westbourne green.
5 days ago · In 1647 when Sir Rowland's 624-a. estate, consisting mainly of the demesne lands and Paddington wood, had been divided among 16 undertenants, a 'capital messuage of three bay of building' was held with 6 a. and a further 40 a. by James Hall.
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5 days ago · The north-east corner of Chelsea detached had been acquired by 1874 by the United Land Co., which eventually laid out Beethoven, Mozart, Herries, and Lancefield streets. The terraced houses were tightly packed: a few, facing Kilburn Lane, were to be worth £500 and the rest £300.
