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Ossulstone is an
obsolete subdivision (hundred)
covering 26.4% of – and the most
metropolitan part – of the
historic county of Middle****, England. It surrounded...
- south-western
postal area.
Chelsea historically formed a
manor and
parish in the
Ossulstone hundred of Middle****,
which became the
Metropolitan Borough of Chelsea...
- Edmonton, Elthorne, Gore,
Hounslow (Isleworth in all
later records),
Ossulstone and Spelthorne. The City of
London has been self-governing
since the thirteenth...
- Edmonton, Elthorne, Gore,
Hounslow (Isleworth in all
later records),
Ossulstone and Spelthorne, as follows: The City of
London (i.e., the
original ″Square...
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showing at
centre the
little brook, west of the
elevated key
crossroads marked by the
Tyburn Tree and
Ossulstone (Oswald's Stone);
today by
Marble Arch....
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other being Colney Hatch. It was thus the
northernmost settlement in the
Ossulstone hundred.
Whetstone is also the
northernmost part of the
parish of Finchley...
- name to two
larger administrative areas: the
Finsbury Division of the
Ossulstone Hundred of Middle****, from the 17th
century until 1900, and from 1900...
- po****tion grew in the 17th century, Paddington's
ancient Hundred of
Ossulstone was
split into divisions;
Holborn Division replaced the
hundred for most...
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railway station. Its
parish ranked sixth in size, of more than
forty in
Ossulstone, the
largest hundred in Middle**** and was a
scattered semi-rural community...
- when necessary. The
Tower Hamlets, aka
Tower Division of Middle****'s
Ossulstone Hundred was an area,
significantly larger than the
modern London Borough...
