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1. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHackney: Introduction | British History Online

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   4 days ago · Hackney, (fn. 1) a favourite residence of wealthy Londoners from the Middle Ages until the 19th century, was the largest Middlesex parish to be included in the county of London in 1889. Near the south-western corner, the bridge bearing Kingsland Road across the Regent's canal was c. 1.8 km. north of the bar of London at Bishopsgate.

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3. www.geodatos.net › en › citiesHackney, United Kingdom - Location, map, facts - Geodatos

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   2 days ago · Time Zone: UTC + 1 hour Time Zone Code: BST Daylight saving time: +1 hour until 2024-10-27

4. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHackney: Building after c.1800 | British History Online

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   3 days ago · BUILDING AFTER c. 1800. Despite the closeness of Church Street to Lower Clapton and Homerton, the villages were still distinct in 1801, when there were 2,050 inhabited houses. By 1831 the number had doubled and the villages were merging along the old roads.

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6. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHackney: De Beauvoir Town | British History Online

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   5 days ago · De Beauvoir Town is taken to be the south-west corner of Hackney parish from Kingsland Road west to Southgate Road and from the Regent's canal north almost to Ball's Pond Road. (fn. 1) It embraces the Hackney estate of the de Beauvoir family, lords of Balmes, whose land extended farther south into Shoreditch, and excludes Ball's Pond Road, which...

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   2 days ago · 61 - 67 Great Eastern St, Hackney London EC2A 3HU United Kingdom Opens new tab. Arrival time. Check-in 3 pm →. Check-out 12 pm. A chic retreat in stylish Shoreditch. Our hotel’s architecture reflects the area's industrial past. We're within a mile of famous local markets, including Old Spitalfields, Brick Lane, and Columbia Road Flower Market.

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   Where was Hackney in the Middle Ages?

   • Hackney, (fn. 1) a favourite residence of wealthy Londoners from the Middle Ages until the 19th century, was the largest Middlesex parish to be included in the county of London in 1889. Near the south-western corner, the bridge bearing Kingsland Road across the Regent's canal was c. 1.8 km. north of the bar of London at Bishopsgate.

   Hackney: Introduction | British History Online

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   When did Hackney become a Metropolitan Borough?

   • Under the Metropolis Management Act, 1855, Hackney became a civil metropolitan parish within the area of the M.B.W. Under the London Government Act, 1899, it became a metropolitan borough of 3,288 a. (1,330.7 ha.), (fn. 8) whereupon the boundaries with boroughs to the west and south were adjusted.

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   How many schools in Hackney were connected to the Church of England?

   • Ten were connected with the Church of England. (fn. 38) Only Hackney Free and Parochial school, including a branch for infants on a separate site and with a total attendance of 779, was comparable in size to a normal board school.

   Hackney: Education | British History Online

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   How did Hackney get to Stamford Hill?

   • From the bridge the road, a section of Ermine Street and under various names, led almost due north for 3.8 km. to enter Tottenham at Stamford Hill. For part of its length, as Stoke Newington Road and High Street, it formed Hackney's western boundary, whence the parish stretched eastward for c. 3.6 km. to Temple Mills on the river Lea.

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9. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › middxHackney: Education | British History Online

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   5 days ago · Hackney Church of England grammar school sought a headmaster in 1829 and was opened in connexion with King's College, London, with the bishop as patron and the rector J. J. Watson as president. Benjamin Clarke was among the first boys in 1830, when a few boarders were allowed. The composer Alfred Cellier (1844-91) attended and later taught there.

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    5 days ago · contemporary british. Explore the top 10 restaurants in Hackney. Book your table now on OpenTable.