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Hannah Beswick (1688 –
February 1758), of
Birchin Bower, Hollinwood, Oldham,
Greater Manchester, was a
wealthy woman who had a
pathological fear of premature...
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minutes later he was on
Lombard Street again,
crossed it,
walked down
Birchin Lane, and
reached Cornhill at 7:10–7:15 pm. A few
minutes later he was...
- as: The
Borough of
Crewe and
Nantwich wards of Alexandra,
Barony Weaver,
Birchin, Coppenhall, Delamere, Englesea, Grosvenor, Haslington, Leighton, Maw Green...
- re****ed.
Between 1702 and 1704 he
delivered at the
Marine Coffee House in
Birchin Lane, London, the
mathematical lectures founded by Sir
Charles Cox, and...
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Street to the south.
Running north are Pope's Head Alley,
Change Alley,
Birchin Lane and
George Yard.
Heading south are St Swithin's Lane, Post Office...
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partnership developed mercantile and
insurance interests from
offices in
Birchin Lane in the City of London. Its
travel business was
established after World...
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companies in the
United Kingdom. In 1740, he
opened a stationer's shop at 9
Birchin Lane,
London next door to the
Sword Blade coffee house. The
family business...
- on
Linall Common,
Birchin Valley and the Lyth,
securing for him the rent now paid for the same and
annexing and
uniting said
Birchin Valley to several...
- It is rare, with
fewer than a
dozen flocks nationwide. It is
usually birchin patterned grey
color variants. It is
sometimes referred to as McCallum's...
- and
Billiter Street –
after former belzeter (bell foundry)
located here
Birchin Lane – unknown,
though suggested to come from the Old
English beord-ceorfere...
