530:"there was always much traffic on the old turnpike road, which linked London not only with Little Chelsea and Fulham but also (via Putney Bridge) with parts of Surrey as well, and which from 1726 to 1826 was maintained by the Kensington Turnpike Trustees. Anciently, the eastern end of this highway was known indiscriminately as the road to Fulham or the road to Brompton. The name 'Brompton', now used loosely, then applied most precisely to the settlement which lay westwards of what is now South Kensington Station, just off the turnpike road along the lane to Earl's Court. This lane, generally called Brompton Lane or Bell and Horns Lane, diverged from the main road at the Bell and Horns, an inn sited opposite the , where Empire House now stands. After the frontages of Brompton Road nearer London had been built up, the original nucleus of Brompton became known as Old Brompton and Brompton Lane as Old Brompton Road—which name survives today except in the short stretch east of South Kensington Station, where its line is represented by Thurloe Place. Before 1863 therefore, 'Brompton Road' was in general an unofficial term, usually to be construed as meaning the part of the Fulham turnpike road connecting Knightsbridge with Brompton Lane and thus with Old Brompton."
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this has been simplified so that a three-church parish
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History of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
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The first Brompton Hospital on the Fulham Road, c.1850
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QC (1790–1874), barrister of Gore Lodge, Old Brompton
1384:(1759–1833), English politician, philanthropist and
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Fifth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies
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963:, founded as "St George's Union Infirmary" in 1878.
554:Brompton's northern neighbours were the hamlets of
2002:. London: British History Online. pp. 217–233
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1442:(1851–unknown), English writer and social reformer
1266:Brompton Cemetery North Gate on Old Brompton Road
881:; lack of passengers forced it to close in 1934.
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1507:. Office for National Statistics. Archived from
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879:Great Northern, Piccadilly and Brompton Railway
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991:formerly known as "Gloucester Road, Brompton"
850:The village gained its first church in 1829,
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1974:"Brompton Conservation Area"
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989:Gloucester Road tube station
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761:1859, Kensington, London
759:Brompton Cancer Hospital
593:St Paul's, Onslow Square
591:Holy Trinity Brompton –
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1713:"A Church Near You"
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1651:"Your Councillors"
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1717:A Church Near You
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