Hammersmith, Fulham And Putney
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Stansfeld, was founded on the same site in 1765. It passedthrough several hands, and eventually, in 1880, Messrs. Stansfeldacquired possession and proceeded to erect new premises. BolingbrokeHouse was a little further on. Tradition says it was the residence ofLord Bolingbroke, who was visited here by Pope. It was eventuallydivided into two houses--Dungannon House and Albany Lodge--and thesewere demolished only in 1893. Dungannon House was also known as AcaciaCottage, and in it lived the first p...ublisher of Cowper's works--a Mr. Joseph Johnson--until 1809.
We are now at Purser's Cross, and after a digression southward shallpresently return. East End House, pulled down in 1885, stood at thecorner where Delvino Road now joins the Green. It was the residence forsome time of Mrs. Fitzherbert, morganatic wife of George, Prince ofWales, afterwards George IV. It was built by Sir Francis Child, LordMayor of London in 1699, and was a plain white house. Admiral SirCharles Wager and Dr. Ekins, Dean of Carlisle, lived here at differenttimes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stansfeld, was founded on the same site in 1765. It passedthrough several hands, and eventually, in 1880, Messrs. Stansfeldacquired possession and proceeded to erect new premises. BolingbrokeHouse was a little further on. Tradition says it was the residence ofLord Bolingbroke, who was visited here by Pope. It was eventuallydivided into two houses--Dungannon House and Albany Lodge--and thesewere demolished only in 1893. Dungannon House was also known as AcaciaCottage, and in it lived the first p...ublisher of Cowper's works--a Mr. Joseph Johnson--until 1809.
We are now at Purser's Cross, and after a digression southward shallpresently return. East End House, pulled down in 1885, stood at thecorner where Delvino Road now joins the Green. It was the residence forsome time of Mrs. Fitzherbert, morganatic wife of George, Prince ofWales, afterwards George IV. It was built by Sir Francis Child, LordMayor of London in 1699, and was a plain white house. Admiral SirCharles Wager and Dr. Ekins, Dean of Carlisle, lived here at differenttimes.
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