Periodical Articles on London History, 1990

LIST OF ARTICLES

• ATKINS, P. J. The spatial configuration of class solidarity in London's west end, 1792-1939. Urban Hist. Yearbook, (1990), 36-65.
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• BILLINGTON, SANDRA. Butchers and fishmongers: their historical contribution to London's festivity. Folklore, CI pt.1 (1990), 97-103.
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• BOULTON, JEREMY. London widowhood revisited: the decline of female remarriage in the 17th and early 18th centuries. Continuity and Change, V (1990), 323-55.
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• BROWN, BERNARD. ‘Damn Yankees’ and ‘the Met’, 1829-1986: the evolution of the ‘Y’ District Police Force. Haringey Hist. Bull., no.29 (1988), 30-3.
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• CORNFORT'H, JOHN. Changing City. Country Life, CLXXXIV no.50 (1990), 50-2. [ City of London in maps.]
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• COX, RONALD. Captain Shaw: the first and most famous chief of the London Fire Brigade. Lewisham Local Hist. Soc. Trans. (1987-8), 8-30.
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• CRAWFORD, DAVID. London's historic offices. London Topog. Soc. Newsletter, no.30 (1990), 2-5.
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• CROUZET, F. at. Walloons, Huguenots and the Bank of England. Huguenot Soc. London Proc., XXV (1990), 167-78.
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• DAKIN, JENNY. Changes in Suttons manor over the centuries. Havering Hist. Rev., no.11 (1990), 29-34. [ Hornchurch.]
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• DOUGLAS, GINA. History of science and technology resources at the Linnean Society of London. British Jour. Hist. Sci., XXI (1988), 489-93.
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• EASTLEIGH, ROBERT L. The other Woolwich ferry. Bygone Kent, IX (1988), 635-9.
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• FUENTES, NICHOLAS. The western boundary of early Battersea. Wandsworth Historian, no.59 (1990), 4-13.
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• FUENTES, NICHOLAS. Crossing points of the Thames at Putney. Wandsworth Historian, no.57 (1989), 7-14.
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• GADSBY, JOYCE. The history of Kingswood, Sanderstead. Local History Records [Bourne Society] , XXVII (1988), 4-11.
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• GARDAM, C. M. L. ‘Restorations of the Temple church’. In Medieval art, architecture and archaeology in London, ed. L. M. GRANT (British Archaeol. Assoc. Conference Trans., 10. The Association, 1990), 101-17.
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• GARSIDE, PATRICIA L. `London and the Home Counties'. In The Cambridge social history of Britain, 1750-1950. Vol.1, Regions and communities, ed. F. M. L. Thompson ( Cambridge U.P., 1990), 471-574.
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• GEARY, LAURENCE, M. O'COIMOTite Bedlam: Feargus and his grand-nephew, Arthur. Medical Hist., XXXIV (1990), 125-43. [ Feargus was an M.P., Arthur a would-be assassin of Queen Vic-toria; both were committed to mental asylums in London.]
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• GERHOLD, DORIAN. Roehampton detached. Wandsworth Historian, no.60 (1990), 1-3.
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• GOVE, SHEILA. London landmarks: the Royal Hospital and National Army Museum. Port of London, LXV (1990), 64-7.
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• GOWER, GRAHAM. Some observations on the Bat-tersea boundary through West Streatham. Wand-sworth Historian, no.58 (1989), 9-13.
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• HASLAM, RICHARD. Somerset House, London, and the Courtauld Institute. Country Life, CLXXXIV no.25 (1990), 114-17.
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• HASLAM, RICHARD. Lambeth Palace, London. Country Life, CLXXXIV no.42 ( 1990), 158-61; no.43 (1990), 76-9.
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• HOPE, VALERIE. Eight hundred years of the mayoralty. Root and Branch, I no.1 (1989), 6-12.
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• JACKSON-STOPS, GERVASE. Spencer House, London. Country Life, CLXXXIV no.48 (1990), 42-7.
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• JEFFREE, RICHARD. The Gibson family of artists. Richmond Local Hist. Soc. Jour., XI (1989), 17-28. [ Active in London.]
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• JEFFREE, RICHARD. The milestones of Richmond-upon-Thames. Richmond Local Hist. Soc. Jour., XI (1990), 21-9.
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• KEYMER, FAITH. Members of the Watermen and Lightermen's Company. Woolwich and District Family Hist. Soc. Jour., no.31 (1988), 8-12; no.32 (1988), 8-11.
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• MAKEPIECE, MARGARET. Sources for London history at the India Office Library and Records. London Topog. Record, XXVI (1990), 153-76.
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• MATTHEWS, BETRY. Organs of the London concert halls. Organ, LXVII (1988), 53-60. [ Includes material on the history of the halls.]
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• MCKELLS, JANE. The ghosts of the College of Arms. Coat of Arms, n.s., VIII no.152 (1990), 306-14. [ With appendix of officers, staff and families buried at St Benet, Paul's Wharf.]
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• MILLBURN, JOHN R. Patent agents and the New-tons in 19th-century London. Scientific Instru-ment Soc. Bull., no.20 (1989), 3-6. [ Newton family of Chancery Lane and Fleet Street.]
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• MILLS, J. P. F. Two Uxbridge houses: ‘The Lawn’ and ‘The Shrubbery’. Uxbridge Record, no.53 (1990), 2-6; no.54 (1990), 5-11. [ Nos. 213 and 222 High Street, Uxbridge.]
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• MORRIS, DEREK. Stepney and Trinity House. East London Record, no.13 (1990), 33-8.
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• ROBERTS, HUGH. Metamorphoses in wood: royal library furniture in the 18th and 19th centuries. Apollo, CXXXI (1990), 382-90. [ For the libraries at Buckingham and Carlton Houses.]
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• SAGUES, Liz. George Potter (1837-1927): an anti-quarian collector. Victorian Values, aspects of a legacy: Homsey Hist. Soc. Bull., no.31 ( 1990), 34-7. [ Of Highgate.]
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• SCHOFIELD, JOHN. ‘Medieval and tudor domestic buildings in the City of London’. In Medieval art, architecture and archaeology in London, ed. L. M. Grant (British Archaeol. Assoc. Conference Trans., 10. The Association, 1990), 16-28.
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• SHERWOOD, PHILIP. Heathrow before the airport. Hayes and Harlington Local Hist. Soc. Jour., no.37 (1988), 7–15.
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• SMITH, DAVID. George Frederick Cruchley, 1796-1880. Map Collector, no.49 (1989), 16-22. [ London map publisher.]
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• SPENCER-SILVER, PATRICIA. George Myers, 1803-75, stonemason, builder, contractor. Construc-tion Hist., V (1989), 47-57. [ Of Ordnance Wharf, Lambeth.]
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• STANNARD, KEVIN P. Ideology, education and social structure: elementary schooling in Mid-Victorian England. Hist. Educ., XIX (1990), 105-22. [ Includes material on Deptford and Greenwich.]
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• STATT, DANIEL. The City of London and the controversy over immigration, 1660-1772. Hist. J our ., )(XXIII (1990), 45-61.
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• SWIFT, KATHERINE. ‘The French booksellers in the Strand’: Huguenots in the London book trade, 1685-1730. Huguenot Soc. London Proc., XXV (1990), 123-39.
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