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3866:(b) the following administrative areas and their councils (and, in the case of a borough, the municipal corporation thereof) shall cease to exist, that is to say, the counties of London and Middlesex, the metropolitan boroughs, and any existing county borough, county district or parish the area of which falls wholly within Greater London;
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retained the postal county because it would have been too costly to amend addresses covering the bulk of Outer London. Exceptionally, the
Potters Bar post town was transferred to Hertfordshire. Geographically the postal county consisted of two unconnected areas, 6 miles (10 km) apart. The first
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noted that the county was attracting visitors to its "divers devices, neatly decked with rare inventions, environed with orchards of sundry delicate fruits, gardens with delectable walks, arbours, alleys, and great variety of pleasing dainties." Inns and tea gardens at
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There were settlements in the area of
Middlesex that can be traced back thousands of years before the creation of a county. The economy of the county was dependent on the City of London from early times and was primarily agricultural. A variety of goods were provided for the City, including crops
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The undifferenced arms of the kingdom were eventually granted to Essex County
Council in 1932. Seaxes were also used in the insignia of many of the boroughs and urban districts in the county, while the Saxon crown came to be a common heraldic charge in English civic arms. On the creation of the
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or its acronym, the GLC. The former separate (joint) fire and ambulance service of
Middlesex, the second largest in Britain after London was largely absorbed into enlarged London organisations under the newly formed GLC, the exception being those areas moving into Surrey and Hertfordshire.
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Middlesex outside the metropolitan area remained largely rural until the middle of the 19th century and so the special boards of local government for various metropolitan areas were late in developing. Other than the Cities of London and
Westminster, there were no ancient
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included a recommendation to divide
Middlesex into two administrative counties of North Middlesex and West Middlesex. However, the commission instead proposed abolition of the county and merging of the boroughs and districts. This was enacted by Parliament as the
1539:) were held from 1701. Thus a traveller's and historian's London regional summary of 1795 states that (New) Brentford was "considered as the county-town; but there is no town-hall or other public building". Middlesex County Council took over at the Guildhall in
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within the domestic cricket structure of
England and Wales. The club was founded in 1864 but teams representing the county have played top-class cricket since the early 18th century and the club has always held first-class status. Middlesex have won thirteen
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which is only a little worse than the general run, is a sample of all that is bad in soil and villainous in look. Yet this is now enclosed, and what they call 'cultivated'. Here is a fresh robbery of villages, hamlets, and farm and labourers' buildings and
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On its creation in 1965, Greater London was divided into five
Commission Areas for justice. The one named "Middlesex" consisted of the boroughs of Barnet, Brent, Ealing, Enfield, Haringey, Harrow, Hillingdon and Hounslow. It was abolished on 1 July 2003.
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boundaries into the county, posing problems for the administration of local government, public infrastructure, and justice. In the eighteenth and ninteenth centuries the population density was especially high in the southeast of the county, including the
2404:" or short notched swords on a red background. The seaxe was a weapon carried by Anglo-Saxon warriors, and the term "Saxon" may be derived from the word. These arms became associated with the two counties that approximated to the kingdom: Middlesex and
1015:, an area which approximated to the East End, had reached a population of over a million. When the railways were built, the north western suburbs of London steadily spread over large parts of the county. The areas closest to London were served by the
2353:'s registry of county and regional flags. The flag is a banner of the arms of the former Middlesex County Council, abolished in 1965. A similar design had been used traditionally as a local badge in Middlesex and neighbouring Essex for centuries.
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We may call it almost all London, being chiefly inhabited by the citizens, who fill the towns in it with their country houses, to which they often resort that they may breathe a little sweet air, free from the fogs and smoke of the
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2831:, works to create more opportunities for people in Middlesex to play and compete in tennis at all levels of the game. The Middlesex County Championships are the highlight of Middlesex's Competition Calendar.
1949:, both in Hertforshire. Neither branch formed part of the county boundary. The change to the county boundary was probably caused in the late 8th century, before Middlesex took the form of a county, when the
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status. If this status were to be granted to all those boroughs, it would mean that the population of the administrative county of
Middlesex would be reduced by over half, to just under one million.
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Pimlico and Knightsbridge are almost joined to Chelsea and Kensington, and, if this infatuation continues for half a century, then, I suppose, the whole county of Middlesex will be covered in brick.
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Middlesex Squash & Racketball Association is responsible for organising and promoting squash in Middlesex. It was founded in the 1930s and ran the first Middlesex Open Championships in 1937.
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At times, Essex was ruled jointly by co-Kings, and it is thought that the Middle Saxon province is likely to have been the domain of one of these co-kings. This link to Essex endured through the
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was developed to further enhance services during the 1930s. Partly because of its proximity to the capital, the county had a major role during the Second World War. The county was subject to
1054:. The Act also provided that the part of Middlesex in the administrative county of London should be "severed from Middlesex, and form a separate county for all non-administrative purposes".
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After 1889, the growth of London continued, and the county became almost entirely filled by suburbs of London, with a big rise in population density. This process was accelerated by the
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Seven rugby union clubs at national league levels 1 to 4 have some or all of their other teams playing in Middlesex leagues (those marked * having grounds in Middlesex). These are
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for certain infrastructure purposes, though the area remained a part of Middlesex. Despite this innovation, the system was described by commentators at the time as one "in chaos".
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for Middlesex and author of a book on military badges, was asked to devise an addition to the shield. The chosen addition was a "Saxon Crown", derived from the portrait of King
2148:. New jobs attracted more people to the county and the population continued to rise, reaching a peak in 1951. Middlesex became the location of facilities for the film industry.
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campaign to assign flowers to each of the counties of the United Kingdom. The general public was invited to vote for the bloom they felt most represented their county. The
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Eighteen of London County Council Metropolitan Boroughs were part of the ancient county of Middlesex. In 1965 these merged to form seven of the twelve current boroughs of
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Middlesex County Amateur Swimming Association organises training, competitions and representative county teams in swimming, diving, water polo and synchronised swimming.
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933:. In rural areas, parishes began to be grouped for different administrative purposes. From 1875 these local bodies were designated as urban or rural sanitary districts.
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Of the six hundreds, Ossulstone contained the districts closest to the City of London. During the 17th century it was divided into four divisions, which, along with the
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and Middlesex, each of which bears three seaxes in their ceremonial emblem, or rather the Tudor heralds' idea of what a seax looked like, portrayed in each case like a
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from 1782 to 1921. The quarter sessions performed most of the limited administration on a county level prior to the creation of the Middlesex County Council in 1889.
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Middlesex Small-Bore Rifle Association brings together small-bore rifle and airgun clubs in the county, and organises teams to represent the County in competitions.
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2605:: The London, Westminster and Middlesex Family History Society and the West Middlesex Family History Society. For genealogical research Middlesex is assigned
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would with great difficulty be found in England. Flat as a pancake, and until you come to Hammersmith, the soil is a nasty, stony dirt upon a bed of gravel.
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During the 18th century, the inner parishes of Middlesex became suburbs of the City and were increasingly urbanised. In 1794, Thomas Cox wrote of Middlesex:
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of great antiquity. East of the wood the hedge continues but did not forms the county boundary, suggesting that the eastern part of the boundary is younger.
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entered the language. In 2003, an early day motion in the House of Commons noted the celebration of 16 May, the anniversary of Albuhera, as Middlesex Day.
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the river flows north-westward, so the left (Middlesex) bank is the south-west bank. The largely low-lying county was dominated by clay in its north and
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Middlesex as part of the Diocese of London in 1714. The diocese was based on the East Saxon kingdom, and was probably originally larger than shown here.
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were introduced in 1889, about twenty per cent of the area of the historic county, along with a third of its population, was incorporated into the new
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1207:(the area of county council control) were identical. At this time, Middlesex regained the right to appoint its own sheriff, lost in the 12th century.
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Middlesex County Bridge Association runs the Middlesex Cup and the Middlesex League and enters county teams in national and regional competitions.
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3887:(1) In this Act, except where the context otherwise requires, the following expressions have the following meanings respectively, that is to say—
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When the suburbs of London swept over Middlesex, many of its woods were bypassed and preserved. The wood anemone still blooms there to this day.
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Francis Sheppard; Victor Belche; Philip Cottrell (1979). "The Middlesex and Yorkshire deeds registries and the study of building fluctuations".
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could be regarded as its county town for most purposes and provided different locations for the various, mostly judicial, county purposes. The
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on a silver penny of his reign, stated to be the earliest form of crown associated with any English sovereign. The grant of arms was made by
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in 1965, an area which included almost all of the historic county of Middlesex, with the rest included in neighbouring ceremonial counties.
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Cartularium Saxonicum: A Collection of Charters Relating to Anglo-Saxon History (Cambridge Library Collection – Medieval History) (Volume 1
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is the governing body for rugby union in Middlesex. The union selects players from its 88 affiliated clubs for the Middlesex team in the
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in Westminster. Further suburban growth, stimulated by the improvement and expansion of public transport, as well as the setting up of
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and grew up in Highgate. He published several poems about Middlesex and suburban life. Many were featured in the televised readings
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regulates and promotes football in the county. The Middlesex F.A. organises many cup competitions, the most prestigious being the
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Middlesex County Athletics Association is the organisation controlling Amateur Athletics in Middlesex under the direction of
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developments, which covered a large part of the county. The expanding urbanisation had, however, been foretold in 1771 by
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such as grain and hay, livestock and building materials. Tourism began to develop in the late 16th century and, in 1593,
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formed natural boundaries to the east and west. The entire south west boundary of Middlesex followed a gently descending
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Middlesex County Badminton Association has over 80 affiliated clubs and organises men's, ladies' and mixed leagues.
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open to the top 8 Middlesex clubs that play between tiers 6–7 of the English rugby union system. It also runs the
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was among the historic buildings opened to the public in the 19th century and 350,000 people visited in 1851.
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were all using the same arms. Middlesex County Council decided to apply for a formal grant of arms from the
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were given jurisdiction there, though the county otherwise remained separate. To the east of the City, the
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Middlesex County Chess Association aims to foster chess throughout Middlesex. It has 15 affiliated clubs.
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was founded in 1984 and currently comprises 5 divisions. The premier divisions sits at level 7 of the
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Middlesex County Archery Association is the governing body for the sport of archery in the county.
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Middlesex Golf represents all aspects of golf within the county. It has 33 affiliated golf clubs.
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Middlesex Day is celebrated each year on 16 May. This commemorates the actions of the
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in the twelfth century; it was able to exert political influence in Middlesex as the
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Memorandum of Evidence to The Royal Commission on Local Government in Greater London
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The building of radial railway lines from 1839 caused a fundamental shift away from
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Middlesex Bowling Association has over 80 affiliated clubs throughout the county.
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Middlesex arguably never, and certainly not since 1789, had a single, established
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for certain infrastructure purposes, while remaining a part of Middlesex. and the
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The Dollis Valley greenwalk follows this steep upper valley of the Dollis Brook.
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of London. In 1855 the densely populated southeast, together with sections of
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sign in 2014, on the border between the London Boroughs of Barnet and Enfield
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was established, in 1585, to fill the power vacuum left behind by the Abbey.
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was chosen as the flower of Middlesex. The flower was a common sight in the
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The Act abolished the administrative counties of Middlesex and London. The
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The Metropolis; its Boundaries, Extent, and Divisions for Local Government
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Order in Council enlarging the Metropolitan Police District (SI 1840 5001)
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This article is about the historic county in England. For other uses, see
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The postal county had many border inconsistencies where its constituent
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In the south-east, the Tower Division, effectively a separate county,
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The name of the county derives from its origin as a homeland for the
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Contrasts: Marble Arch to Edgware – A Lament, John Betjeman (1968)
2598:. It has over 40 affiliated local history societies in Middlesex.
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MDX, except for the City of London ("square mile") assigned LND.
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was created twice, in 1622 and 1677, but became extinct in 1843.
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is the governing body of all recreational cricket in Middlesex.
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wrote in 1843, "An acre in Middlesex is worth a principality in
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EDGWARE, HARROW, NORTHWOOD, PINNER, RUISLIP, STANMORE, WEMBLEY
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from 1829, and from 1840 the entire county was included in the
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to the west. A line of hills formed the northern boundary with
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in Hertfordshire which were respectively in the post towns of
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Hand-drawn map of Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Middlesex from 1575
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3800:. The Environs of London: volume 2: County of Middlesex. 1795
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titles (including 2 shared titles), the most recent in 2016.
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encroached on neighbouring counties, such as the villages of
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GREENFORD, HAYES, NORTHOLT, SOUTHALL, UXBRIDGE, WEST DRAYTON
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Areas transferred to Surrey and Hertfordshire County Councils
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to help govern most areas; in a few cases parishes appointed
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through Middlesex was completed in 1848, and the railway to
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where it divides into two branches, one continuing east to
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had expanded to the eastern boundary with Essex, and the
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4306:"Property boom fuels calls to reform 'postcode lottery'"
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for sides from lower down the pyramid. It helps run the
1519:(just outside the City boundary) from 1612 to 1782, and
4277:"G.P.O. To Keep Old Names. London Changes Too Costly".
2982:. A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 22. 1911
2877:– Historical list of MPs for the Middlesex constituency
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was in the former postal county. All post towns in the
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was reduced accordingly. Middlesex did not contain any
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Map in 1882 shows complete urbanisation of the East End
1023:. Local government in the county was unaffected by the
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4400:. No. 39423. London. 7 November 1910. p. 11.
4055:. A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 1. 1969
3778:. A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 7. 1982
3342:. A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 3. 1962
1587:
Royal Commission on Local Government in Greater London
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4031:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 320–321.
3567:. Middlesex Heraldry Society. January 1985. p. 4
3317:. Oxford: Oxford University Press. pp. 320–321.
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were established in 1913. There were also studios at
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Despite London's expansion into rural Middlesex, the
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4281:. No. 56603. London. 12 April 1966. p. 11.
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Names of Street and Places in the London Postal area
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The new enlarged administration became known as the
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3428:"Ossulstone Hundred : Relationships and change"
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After Barnett Gate Wood the hedge continues east to
1814:, which became part of the administrative county of
1802:, which became part of the administrative county of
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The Natural History of Haringey's Ancient Woodlands
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Thomas Cox, E. Nutt (publisher) (1720) Vol iii. p.1
3821:/ University of Portsmouth, County of London
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466:
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3677:Smollett, Tobias George; Anderson, Robert (1806).
3633:Guide to the Local Administrative Units of England
2787:is the top-level competition for all recreational
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810:History of local government districts in Middlesex
693:The county has its roots in the settlement of the
4994:Article on Middlesex from Encyclopædia Britannica
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2285:and therefore in the postal county of Middlesex.
2024:, spoke of the need to cultivate the substantial
1738:New London Boroughs from former Middlesex CC area
943:Tower division, better known as the Tower Hamlets
684:Map of Middlesex, 1824. Note: west is at the top.
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3997:The Commission Areas (Greater London) Order 2003
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3714:London Passenger Transport Act 1933 (as amended)
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1990:houses Middlesex's oldest tree: The Master Oak.
676:, geographer, engraver to the Duke of York, 1769
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3985:Administration of Justice Act 1964 (1964 C. 42)
3454:A Brief Guide to the Middlesex Sessions Records
3086:
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2634:Your neighbour, London, killed you in the end.
2085:for London towards large scale house building.
1444:and contained military establishments, such as
953:. The territory had its origin in the medieval
4898:A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 2
4708:Middlesex County Amateur Swimming Association
4389:
4076:
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3064:"Kingdoms of the Anglo-Saxons - Middle Saxons"
2451:The arms of the Middlesex County Council were
2328:were in the former postal county. Most of the
1609:New London Boroughs from former London CC area
862:, which was separate from the City of London.
6659:States and territories disestablished in 1965
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4861:London Postcode and Administrative Boundaries
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4425:, W.C. Scott-Giles, 2nd edition, London, 1953
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3635:, Vol.I : Southern England, London, 1979
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2632:Dear Middlesex, dear vanished country friend,
2500:, Middlesex military units have included the
2020:In 1803, Sir John Sinclair, president of the
1721:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1702:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1688:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1674:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1642:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1624:was formed from the metropolitan boroughs of
1554:
866:dominated the area of Westminster, until the
755:in prouincia quæ nuncupatur Middelseaxan Haec
6669:Counties of England established in antiquity
4863:(6 ed.), Geographers' A-Z Map Company,
4782:Middlesex Squash and Racketball Association
4413:, A.C. Fox-Davies, 2nd edition, London, 1915
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3837:/ University of Portsmouth, Middlesex
3679:"The Miscellaneous Works Of Tobias Smollett"
3531:Journal of the Statistical Society of London
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3010:/ University of Portsmouth, Middlesex
1922:, this boundary is marked by a 20 kilometre
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4982:Historic boundary as layer for Google Earth
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4166:Magna Britannia et Hibernia Antiqua et Nova
3979:
3776:"Ealing and Brentford: Growth of Brentford"
3667:, Harrow Times. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3638:
3285:. Cambridge University Press. p. 163.
3279:de Gray Birch, Walther, ed. (24 May 2012).
3100:. Vol. 2. pp. 15–60. Paragraph 12
3040:(2). Taylor & Francis Online: 176–217.
2588:London and Middlesex Archaeological Society
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543:of the historic counties of England, after
6674:Counties of England disestablished in 1965
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3533:, Vol. 7, No. 2. (June 1844), pp. 103–143.
3492:, Vol. 6, No. 2. (Dec. 1962), pp. 121–150.
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1953:was created from parts of the Dioceses of
1918:aligned ridge of hills. From the Colne to
1883:, which formed the southern boundary. The
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5068:Middlesex and West London Photo Galleries
4670:Women & girls club rugby in Middlesex
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1559:The population of inner London (then the
90:Middlesex within Great Britain as of 1888
4203:. London: Dent (Everyman series), p. 124
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3891:'county' means an administrative county;
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4807:Middlesex Small-Bore Rifle Association
4770:Middlesex County Badminton Association
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3903:London Government Act 1963 (as amended)
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1914:In the north, the boundary ran along a
1834:was transferred from Spelthorne to the
1601:abolished the Middlesex magistracy and
1511:for the Middlesex Quarter Sessions was
1499:in the City of London. Until 1889, the
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4624:
4618:West Middlesex Family History Society
4518:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales –
4503:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales –
4488:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales –
4456:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales –
4434:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales –
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3994:Office of Public Sector Information –
3972:Office of Public Sector Information –
3959:Office of Public Sector Information –
3939:Office of Public Sector Information –
3901:Office of Public Sector Information –
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3711:Office of Public Sector Information –
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2875:Middlesex (UK Parliament constituency)
2603:Federation of Family History Societies
1042:1889 - Administrative County of London
822:of 1086 as being divided into the six
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272:40 inhabitants per hectare (16.1/acre)
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4859:Geographers' A-Z Map Company (2008),
4833:"Middlesex County Bridge Association"
4795:Middlesex County Archery Association
4644:John Betjeman; Stephen Games (2010).
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4267:, (1930). Retrieved 20 February 2008.
4082:The Mountains of England and Wales –
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3547:Encyclopædia Britannica, 1911 Edition
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3260:
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2859:List of Lord Lieutenants of Middlesex
2726:Middlesex County Football Association
2050:first serialised in 1822, said that
1830:respectively. In 1995 the village of
282:19 inhabitants per hectare (7.6/acre)
262:11 inhabitants per hectare (4.5/acre)
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4964:Victoria County History of Middlesex
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4243:
3692:
3112:
3097:A history of the County of Middlesex
2925:County descriptions are standard in
2827:Middlesex Tennis, affiliated to the
2446:Arms of the Middlesex County Council
1195:. The area of responsibility of the
970:Lord-Lieutenant of the Tower Hamlets
292:37 inhabitants per hectare (15/acre)
6253:Constituent parts of Greater London
4819:Middlesex County Chess Association
4482:
4477:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales
4423:Civic Heraldry of England and Wales
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3999:(Statutory Instrument 2003 No. 640)
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3495:
3394:"The Proceedings of the Old Bailey"
3061:
3052:
2785:The Middlesex County Cricket League
2254:† = postal county was not required
2180:Middlesex (abbreviated Middx) is a
2144:ideal locations for the developing
1478:Supreme Court of the United Kingdom
1003:Population of Middlesex (1801–1881)
949:as well as most of what is now the
786:. The names 'Middlesex', 'Essex', '
13:
4396:"Armorial bearings of Middlesex".
4357:Flag Institute Entry for Middlesex
3756:Greater London Group (July 1959).
3212:Stephenson, Carl (November 1944).
2894:Historic boundaries excluding the
2870:List of High Sheriffs of Middlesex
2441:
2217:ENFIELD; POTTERS BAR (until 1965)
1966:Welsh Harp Lake or Brent Reservoir
1599:Administration of Justice Act 1964
1335:Middlesex urban districts in 1961
960:The area was unusual in combining
14:
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5103:Neighbouring counties (1889–1965)
4957:
4479:, 2nd edition, London, 1953, p.11
4292:Geographers' A-Z Map Company 2008
3511:Local Government Areas 1834 -1945
3463:, (2009). Retrieved 26 July 2009.
2933:and the professional and amateur
2545:Lieutenant-Colonel William Inglis
2521:had its own military arrangements
2487:
2381:were attributed by the mediaeval
2332:was in the former postal county.
1849:
1421:The Expedition of Humphry Clinker
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870:greatly reduced its influence. A
818:of Essex. It was recorded in the
572:Tower Division (or Tower Hamlets)
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4879:Dictionary of London Place Names
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4370:The Anglo Saxon Broken Back Seax
3728:Battle of Britain Campaign Diary
3601:from the original on 5 June 2022
2980:"Table of population, 1801–1901"
2741:Middlesex County Football League
2554:
1808:Sunbury-on-Thames Urban District
1434:London Passenger Transport Board
1329:
972:and was thus independent of the
593:resisted attempts to expand the
578:. To the west, precincts around
574:had considerable autonomy under
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5648:City and Liberty of Westminster
4913:Brett-James, Norman G. (1951).
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4336:"Hampton Court: How to find us"
4226:"Royal Mail programmers' guide"
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3452:London Metropolitan Archives –
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3218:The Journal of Economic History
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2766:is one of eighteen first-class
1495:for Middlesex were held at the
1256:
1179:1889 - Middlesex County Council
1025:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
947:London Borough of Tower Hamlets
735:
5293:Cambridgeshire and Isle of Ely
4688:Middlesex Bowling Association
4382:Online Etymology Dictionary –
3592:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3425:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3184:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3025:
3022:). Retrieved 20 February 2008.
2901:
2888:
2866:– List of Keepers of the Rolls
2653:
2533:57th (West Middlesex) Regiment
2492:As well as the ancient county
2312:Middlesex former postal county
1459:
868:Dissolution of the Monasteries
768:in their own tongue, from the
726:. The word is formed from the
716:until the nineteenth century.
515:; it is now mainly within the
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4017:. Retrieved 23 February 2008.
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3737:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3717:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3654:. Retrieved 20 February 2008.
3558:"Civic Heraldry in Middlesex"
2953:
2864:Custos Rotulorum of Middlesex
2764:Middlesex County Cricket Club
2759:Middlesex vs Sussex at Lord's
2612:
2526:
2316:The Enfield post town in the
2054:"A more ugly country between
1988:Bentley Priory Nature Reserve
1452:, which were involved in the
990:
794:', contain the name 'Seaxe'.
749:). In 704, it is recorded as
655:
640:, which met regularly at the
309: • Preceded by
127:601.7 km (148,691 acres)
117:601.8 km (148,701 acres)
6625:Middlesex to Hertfordshire:
5163:
5155:
4535:Early Day Motion 13 May 2003
4509:. Retrieved 20 February 2008
4462:. Retrieved 20 February 2008
3835:Great Britain Historical GIS
3819:Great Britain Historical GIS
3648:Great Britain Historical GIS
3588:/ University of Portsmouth,
3586:Great Britain Historical GIS
3421:/ University of Portsmouth,
3419:Great Britain Historical GIS
3180:/ University of Portsmouth,
3178:Great Britain Historical GIS
3008:Great Britain Historical GIS
2958:
2734:Middlesex Senior Charity Cup
2596:Museum of London Archaeology
2515:Middlesex Regiment Cap Badge
1870:
1197:Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex
1063:transferred to Hertfordshire
1021:Metropolitan Police District
974:Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex
899:parliamentary representation
7:
6679:Greater London predecessors
6015:Metropolitan Board of Works
5368:Huntingdon and Peterborough
4895:Page, William, ed. (1911),
4537:. Retrieved on 12 June 2019
4053:"The Physique of Middlesex"
4029:Kingdom, Civitas and County
3315:Kingdom, Civitas and County
2852:
2779:The Middlesex Cricket Board
2719:
2293:was conveniently placed in
1746:, under the control of the
1036:Metropolitan Board of Works
804:List of places in Middlesex
672:Map of Middlesex, drawn by
616:Metropolitan Board of Works
387:Metropolitan Board of Works
107:734 km (181,320 acres)
10:
6705:
6684:Former counties of England
6081:London Government Act 1963
4929:. Chichester: Phillimore.
4925:Robbins, Michael (2003) .
4851:
4835:. BridgeWebs. 28 July 2023
4506:Spelthorne Borough Council
4304:Paul Waugh (29 May 2003).
4189:Cobbett, William (1966) .
3851:London Government Act 1963
3762:London School of Economics
3513:, V D Lipman, Oxford, 1949
3340:"The hundred of Isleworth"
2750:
2732:(founded in 1889) and the
2482:Spelthorne Borough Council
2400:was part, depicted three "
2032:(perhaps prophetic of the
1984:at 502 feet (153 m).
1875:The county lay within the
1858:
1800:Potters Bar Urban District
1592:London Government Act 1963
1585:Evidence submitted to the
1555:Creation of Greater London
1505:City of London Corporation
1000:
858:. Middlesex also included
807:
801:
703:Kingdom of the East Saxons
380:Middlesex Quarter Sessions
21:Middlesex (disambiguation)
18:
16:Historic county of England
6620:
6557:Beddington and Wallington
6542:
6489:
6481:Yiewsley and West Drayton
6357:
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5586:
5578:Historic subdivisions of
5263:
5108:
4577:. Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4557:, Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4473:Royal and Kindred Emblems
4131:, retrieved 30 March 2012
4027:Rippon, Stephen (2018) .
4015:London Basin Natural Area
3858:(1) As from 1 April 1965—
3313:Rippon, Stephen (2018) .
3230:10.1017/S0022050700081407
2820:North Middlesex Golf Club
2706:Middlesex RFU Senior Vase
2702:Middlesex RFU Senior Bowl
1798:The remaining areas were
1501:High Sheriff of Middlesex
1381:Yiewsley and West Drayton
1212:Local Government Act 1894
1187:except for the parish of
1048:Local Government Act 1888
1032:improvement commissioners
1007:By the 19th century, the
951:London Borough of Hackney
931:improvement commissioners
648:, led to the creation of
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5728:Greater London Authority
4999:The Middlesex Federation
4946:Address Management Guide
4338:. Historic Royal Palaces
4312:. London. Archived from
4127:10 November 2014 at the
3733:16 February 2008 at the
3161:The Subterranean Railway
3046:10.1179/ldn.1979.5.2.176
2881:
2698:Middlesex RFU Senior Cup
2645:
2582:County history societies
2508:and their predecessors.
2301:has a postal address of
1903:on gravel in its south.
1521:Middlesex Sessions House
1338:
1234:of Middlesex within the
1185:Middlesex County Council
638:Middlesex County Council
562:became a self governing
392:Middlesex County Council
133: • Coordinates
5043:25 October 2012 at the
4903:Victoria County History
4822:Retrieved 13 June 2019.
4810:Retrieved 13 June 2019.
4798:Retrieved 13 June 2019.
4786:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4773:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4761:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4748:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4735:Retrieved 13 June 2019.
4723:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4711:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4699:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4621:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4609:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4597:Retrieved 12 June 2019.
4442:3 February 2007 at the
4411:The Book of Public Arms
3946:2 February 2009 at the
3141:Metropolitan Government
3092:Victoria County History
2478:London borough councils
2435:dated 7 November 1910.
2392:. That assigned to the
2385:to the kingdoms of the
1476:, which now houses the
1424:, in which it is said:
1191:, which became part of
980:Metropolitan challenges
921:forced the creation of
901:from the 13th century.
842:in all later records),
798:Early county government
576:its own Lord Lieutenant
6514:Chislehurst and Sidcup
6376:Brentford and Chiswick
6031:Greater London Council
5908:Kensington and Chelsea
5873:Hammersmith and Fulham
4969:8 October 2014 at the
4917:. London: Robert Hale.
4907:British History Online
4784:MSRA Mission Statement
4679:Retrieved 12 June 2019
4491:Greater London Council
3908:17 August 2010 at the
3871:Greater London Council
2935:Head of the River Race
2821:
2760:
2745:National League System
2643:
2543:. During the battle,
2516:
2474:Greater London Council
2447:
2375:
2364:
2313:
2190:London postal district
2018:
1911:
1812:Staines Urban District
1748:Greater London Council
1686:Kensington and Chelsea
1480:
1430:
1361:Brentford and Chiswick
1226:. One urban district,
1074:
1066:
998:
879:Liberty of Westminster
685:
677:
665:
384:Within the metropolis:
103: • 1801/1881
6631:Middlesex to Surrey:
6321:Wanstead and Woodford
6023:London County Council
2819:
2758:
2629:
2514:
2445:
2398:Middle Saxon Province
2370:
2362:Uxbridge tube station
2359:
2341:Flag and coat of arms
2336:Culture and community
2311:
2158:Gainsborough Pictures
2013:
1909:
1750:, and formed the new
1537:Members of Parliament
1467:
1426:
1205:administrative county
1079:metropolitan boroughs
1072:
1060:
1001:Further information:
988:County of Middlesex (
987:
911:justices of the peace
816:Middle Saxon Province
808:Further information:
802:Further information:
683:
671:
663:
591:Corporation of London
539:. The county was the
509:administrative county
357:Administrative county
175:Area transferred
6577:Kingston-upon-Thames
6426:Heston and Isleworth
6416:Hayes and Harlington
5943:Richmond upon Thames
5913:Kingston upon Thames
5818:Barking and Dagenham
5430:Soke of Peterborough
4877:Mills, A.D. (2001),
4759:County Championships
4720:Middlesex County AA
4588:Affiliated Societies
4573:8 March 2021 at the
4459:Middlesex (obsolete)
4437:Essex County Council
4084:Historic County Tops
2931:University Boat Race
2898:, which is code LND.
2730:Middlesex Senior Cup
2425:justice of the peace
2299:Hampton Court Palace
2265:in Buckinghamshire,
2182:former postal county
2176:Former postal county
2022:Board of Agriculture
2006:Hampton Court Palace
1994:Economic development
1951:Liberty of St Albans
1788:Richmond upon Thames
1533:knights of the shire
1376:Hayes and Harlington
1366:Heston and Isleworth
1222:, based on existing
1203:, so the county and
966:Ridings of Yorkshire
764:derived their name,
531:to the east and the
333: • Created
6567:Coulsdon and Purley
5638:Kensington division
5251:Counties of England
4944:Royal Mail (2004),
4920:County Books series
4695:3 July 2019 at the
4593:14 May 2019 at the
4553:30 May 2019 at the
4215:, pp. xiii, 28
4120:Twickenham Museum,
3459:4 July 2011 at the
3434:on 24 December 2012
3366:www.londonlives.org
2773:County Championship
2736:(founded in 1901).
2694:County Championship
2680:Ealing Trailfinders
2573:Forest of Middlesex
2372:County of Middlesex
2349:is included in the
2154:Cricklewood Studios
2083:agricultural supply
1974:Forest of Middlesex
1719:City of Westminster
1545:Middlesex Guildhall
1543:, which became the
1470:Middlesex Guildhall
1438:New Works Programme
1046:In 1889, under the
1017:Metropolitan Police
689:Origin and toponymy
642:Middlesex Guildhall
620:Metropolitan Police
552:Middle Saxon people
321: • Origin
151: /
5616:Spelthorne Hundred
4987:3 January 2013 at
4675:8 May 2019 at the
4646:Betjeman's England
4316:on 14 January 2013
4231:. Royal Mail. 2009
4199:. Introduction by
4156:, pp. 190–192
4013:Natural England –
3726:Royal Air Force –
3475:, pp. 199–205
3423:Ossulstone hundred
3400:on 26 October 2007
3193:on 1 February 2012
3034:The London Journal
2822:
2793:ECB Premier League
2761:
2517:
2506:Middlesex Yeomanry
2502:Middlesex Regiment
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2376:
2365:
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2166:Kew Bridge Studios
2150:Twickenham Studios
1968:which becomes the
1912:
1503:was chosen by the
1481:
1442:aerial bombardment
1224:sanitary districts
1075:
1067:
1009:East End of London
999:
872:Court of Burgesses
686:
678:
666:
586:became built up.
568:sheriffs of London
527:in the south, the
513:South East England
6646:
6645:
6638:Sunbury-on-Thames
6587:Merton and Morden
6582:Malden and Coombe
6436:Ruislip-Northwood
6255:
6046:
6045:
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5980:
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5655:
5628:Finsbury division
5606:Isleworth Hundred
5545:
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5396:Parts of Kesteven
5258:
5248:
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5210:
5206:
5205:
4936:978-1-86077-269-6
4870:978-1-84348-592-6
4757:Middlesex Tennis
4744:Middlesex Tennis
4471:C W Scott-Giles,
4038:978-0-19-875937-9
3631:Frederic Youngs,
3490:Victorian Studies
3484:Royston Lambert,
3324:978-0-19-875937-9
3068:The History Files
2714:Herts/Middlesex 2
2710:Herts/Middlesex 1
2537:Battle of Albuera
2469:
2468:
2269:in Berkshire and
2252:
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2162:Isleworth Studios
2105:in 1850; and the
1865:Earl of Middlesex
1525:Clerkenwell Green
1454:Battle of Britain
1408:
1407:
1401:Sunbury-on-Thames
1318:Ruislip-Northwood
897:. The county had
864:Westminster Abbey
721:territory of the
710:Diocese of London
614:, came under the
517:ceremonial county
452:
451:
432: • Type
352:Ceremonial county
338:Early Middle Ages
288: • 1961
278: • 1911
268: • 1881
258: • 1801
237: • 1961
227: • 1911
217: • 1881
207: • 1801
183: • 1889
123: • 1961
113: • 1911
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6597:Sutton and Cheam
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5633:Holborn division
5596:Elthorne Hundred
5591:Edmonton Hundred
5572:
5565:
5558:
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5426:Northamptonshire
5400:Parts of Lindsey
5392:Parts of Holland
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4976:Map of Middlesex
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4950:Royal Mail Group
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2437:
2417:County of London
2413:Sheriff's Office
2394:Kingdom of Essex
2330:TW postcode area
2326:UB postcode area
2322:HA postcode area
2318:EN postcode area
2200:
2199:
2170:Southall Studios
2072:Thomas Babington
1920:Barnet Gate Wood
1826:(part only) and
1729:and the City of
1576:Second World War
1561:County of London
1549:County of London
1333:
1257:
1236:County of London
1052:County of London
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995:
994: 1891–1895
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955:Manor of Stepney
915:quarter sessions
856:county corporate
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730:, 'middel' and '
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5796:London Councils
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5779:Lord Lieutenant
5775:Greater London
5764:Lord Lieutenant
5755:City of London
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5738:Mayor of London
5733:London Assembly
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1978:wood-pasture
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1877:London Basin
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6349:East Barnet
6316:Walthamstow
6233:Westminster
6213:St. Pancras
6153:Hammersmith
5973:Westminster
5536:West Riding
5528:East Riding
5526:(including
5509:Westmorland
5498:West Sussex
5494:East Sussex
5492:(including
5473:(including
5446:Oxfordshire
5428:(including
5408:(including
5390:(including
5345:(including
5287:Isle of Ely
5285:(including
5246:before 1889
4566:Plantlife,
4546:Bevan, D.,
4294:, p. 1
4252:, p. 9
4192:Rural Rides
4101:Think Trees
4059:20 February
3884:Section 89:
3804:20 February
3798:"Brentford"
3782:20 February
3438:20 February
3404:20 February
3346:20 February
3298:30 November
3197:20 February
3123:Saint, A.,
2986:20 February
2654:Rugby Union
2387:Anglo-Saxon
2287:Egham Hythe
2206:Post towns
2134:World War I
2103:Potters Bar
2047:Rural Rides
2001:John Norden
1970:River Brent
1939:Cockfosters
1889:River Colne
1838:borough of
1731:Westminster
1662:Hammersmith
1658:Hammersmith
1603:lieutenancy
1541:Westminster
1517:Clerkenwell
1485:county town
1474:Westminster
1460:County town
1263:Potters Bar
1244:South Mimms
1172:Westminster
1111:Hammersmith
913:meeting in
860:Westminster
728:Old English
580:Westminster
556:Middle Ages
505:post county
503:, a former
444:(1835–1965)
394:(1889–1965)
389:(1855–1889)
359:(1889–1965)
158: /
6653:Categories
6562:Carshalton
6476:Wood Green
6456:Twickenham
6296:Hornchurch
6228:Wandsworth
6198:Shoreditch
6188:Paddington
6173:Kensington
6118:Camberwell
6108:Bermondsey
6008:Historical
5968:Wandsworth
5893:Hillingdon
5759:Lord Mayor
5749:Ceremonial
5611:Ossulstone
5456:Shropshire
5378:Lancashire
5313:Derbyshire
5308:Cumberland
5030:Ossulstone
5025:Spelthorne
4881:, Oxford,
4342:2 November
4320:2 November
4201:Asa Briggs
3855:Section 3:
3839:population
3823:population
3698:Reed, J.,
3684:30 January
3652:population
3267:Mills 2001
3012:population
2954:References
2927:boat races
2660:Harlequins
2619:Gospel Oak
2613:Literature
2527:County day
2259:post towns
2194:Royal Mail
2186:post towns
2142:Park Royal
2060:Kensington
1897:Teddington
1863:The title
1828:Spelthorne
1780:Hillingdon
1723:Paddington
1694:Kensington
1648:Shoreditch
1634:St Pancras
1574:After the
1513:Hicks Hall
1497:Old Bailey
1450:RAF Heston
1412:Metro-land
1396:Twickenham
1288:Wood Green
1157:St Pancras
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