| Full Description: The history of Slough by Maxwell Fraser was originally a series of articles that appeared in the Slough Observer. In 1973 Fraser combined her articles, together with some other research, and produced the History of Slough. This article is a chapter from the second edition of her book which was published in 1980. It has been reproduces by permission of Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru / The National Library of Wales and with the blessing of the Slough Observer and the Slough & District Civic Society. |
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| Collection: Maxwell Fraser Collection |
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| Place: Salt Hill ; Chalvey ; Farnham ; Farnham Hundred ; Farnham Road ; Farnham Royal ; Farnham Royal Parish ; London Road ; Luton Kent ; Salt Hill Field names ; Salt Hill ; Chalvey ; Luton Kent ; Suffolk ; Bath Road ; Farnham ; Bath Road ; Bath ; Bristol ; Da |
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| Dimensions: 21 x 29.7 cm |
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| Subject: Pubs and inns ; Field names ; Pubs and inns ; Boundaries ; Mills ; Shops ; Pubs and inns ; Pubs and inns ; Highwaymen ; Farms and farming ; Royalty ; Theatre ; Fires ; Schools ; Fires ; Theatre ; Gravel extraction ; Fires ; Pubs and inns ; Pubs and inns ; Royalty ; Royalty ; Pubs and inns ; Fires |
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| Name Subject: Camden's map ; Farnham Brook ; Chatham ; Chief Justice Sir Edward Coke ; Nicholas Cowper Mousfrey ; William Cox ; Domesday Book ; Elizabeth I ; Godolphin family ; Henry VIII ; Thomas Manwaring ; River Medway ; Salt Hill mill pond ; Montem Mound ; Nicholas Cowper Mousfrey ; Norman Conquest ; Salt Hill Fields ; Anthony Reade ; Mr. Salmon ; Salt Hill Mills ; Salt Hill Playing Fields and Recreation Ground ; Salt Hill Pond ; David Salter ; Earls of Shrewsbury ; Swan Inn ; Raif Taigebose ; River Thames ; Anne Twiste ; Twiste Thomas ; Two Sisters Mills ; Bertran de Verdun ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Manor of Worksop ; Farnham Brook ; N. Collinson ; J.B. Collis ; Thomas Gardiner ; Great Thurlow Suffolk ; Rev. W.H. Lummis ; Salt Hill mill-house ; William Neville ; Neville & Griffin's Dairy ; Salt Hill Mill House ; Salt Hill Mills ; Salt Hill Pond ; G.N. Shann ; Slough Borough Council ; Great Thurlow ; West Thurlow ; Rex Wailes Suffolk Windmills quoted ; Joseph Benwell ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Cary's Itinerary Travelling Companion 1826 ; Major Cheshire ; Colnbrook Turnpike Trust ; Colnbrook Turnpike Commissioners ; Colnbrook Turnpike Commissioners Dinner ; Eton College Montem ; Walpole Eyre ; Samuel Foote ; Henry Isherwood ; Mason family ; Major John Mayne ; Major John Maine ; The Eton Montem ; Pastor C.P. Moritz ; Captain the Hon. Thomas Needham ; Murrough O'Brien 1st Marquess of Thomond ; Murrough O'Bryan ; Partridge landlord of the Castle Inn ; Joseph Pote ; Captain Elliot Salter ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Windsor Castle ; Castle Inn ; Salt Hill Inns ; Joseph Benwell ; Samuel Besouth ; Major Cheshire ; Gabriel Hanger Lord Coleraine ; Collereine ; Colnbrook Turnpike Road ; Colnbrook Turnpike Trust ; Colnbrook Turnpike Commissioners ; Miss Delavaux ; Walpole Eyre ; Humphrey Hackshaw ; Hammersmith ; John Hatchett ; William Hatchett ; Henry Isherwood ; Richard Lane ; Mason family ; Major John Mayne ; Major John Maine ; Captain the Hon. Thomas Needham ; Murrough O'Brien 1st Marquess of Thomond ; Murrough O'Bryan ; Partridge landlord of the Castle Inn ; Partridge ; John Perryman ; Joseph Pote ; Captain Elliot Salter ; William Style ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Botham family ; Queen's Royal Staghounds ; Royal Buckhounds ; John Cecil ; Farnham Brook ; General Sir William Macbean George Colebrook ; Charles Dotesio ; East Burnham ; Walpole Eyre ; London Markets ; Mellish ; Salt Hill mill pond ; Partridge landlord of the Castle Inn ; Salt Hill Fields ; Royal Buckhounds ; Royal Staghounds ; Royal Hotel ; Salt Hill Playing Fields and Recreation Ground ; Salt Hill Pond ; Salt Hill House Hotel ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Washington Allston ; 8th Duke of Beaufort ; Henry Charles Fitzroy ; Thomas Moreton Fitzhardinge Berkeley ; 6th Earl of Berkeley ; Badminton Library (Driving) ; Baylis House ; Berkeley Hunt ; Mrs Botham ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Queen's Royal Staghounds ; Royal Buckhounds ; Castle Inn ; Queen Charlotte ; William Pitt Earl of Chatham ; Letters of Philip Dormer Stanhope 4th Earl of Chesterfield ; Richard Chevenix Bishop of Waterford ; Richard Chevenix-Trench Archbishop of Dublin ; Samuel Taylor Coleridge ; William Spencer 6th Duke of Devonshire ; Richard Chevenix-Trench Archbishop of Dublin ; Sir Walter Farquhar ; General Thomas Grosvenor ; George William Fox Kinnaird ; Leadbeater ; H.R.H Don Miguel of Portugal ; Lord Mountcharles ; Grand Duke of Oldenburg ; Prince of Orange ; Pelican Inn Speenhamland ; William Pitt Earl of Chatham ; William Pitt the Younger ; Don Miguel of Portugal ; Prince Regent ; King of Prussia ; Princes of Prussia ; James Quin ; Royal Buckhounds ; Royal Staghounds ; Moyle Sherer ; Speenhamland ; Sporting Magazine (1797) ; Lord Strathaven ; Mrs. Richard Trench ; Dr. Tuthill ; Sir Arthur Wellesley 1st Duke of Wellington ; Windsor Castle ; 1st Duke of Buckingham and Chandos ; William Botham ; George Botham ; R.P.T.N.B. Grenville ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Castle Inn ; Charles Dickens ; Mrs. Mary Elderfield ; Eton College Montem ; Etonians ; Frank Finer ; George IV ; Charles Kean ; The Eton Montem ; Due de Montpensier ; Pastor C.P. Moritz ; Ralph Neville ; Prince Pickler-Muskow ; Dinner celebrating defeat of Railway Parliamentary Bill ; Samuel Rogers the baker-poet ; Richard B Sheridan ; Tyrell Thompson ; Three Tuns Inn ; Windsor Castle ; Wistarias ; Queen Anne ; Brookside House ; Baylis House ; Queen's Royal Staghounds ; Royal Buckhounds ; Cognisance of Buckinghamshire ; Camden's map ; Cantrell's Farm ; Anna Casbert ; Castle Inn ; Mrs. Mary Elderfield ; Farnham Royal churchyard ; Miss Letty Lind ; Maidenhead Bridge ; Mary II ; Murrough O'Brien 1st Marquess of Thomond ; Royal Buckhounds ; Royal Staghounds ; William Smith ; Tobias George Humphrey Clinker Smollett ; Swan emblem of Buckinghamshire ; Swan Inn ; Three Tuns Inn ; Upton Court Rolls ; Salt Hill Society ; A. H. E. Allhusen ; Bell House Hotel ; Richard Bentley (1794-1871) ; Bonsey family ; Slough & Langley Brick Co. ; Francis C Carr-Gomm ; Frank Farr ; John Farr ; John Harding & Sons ; Sir Robert Grenville Harvey ; King's College Cambridge ; Labour Memorial Hall ; Langley Park ; Lidstone family ; Charles Luff ; William Malim Consuetudinarium ; Mason family ; Samuel Christie Miller ; Montem Mound ; Pitt family ; Pocock family ; W.W. Pope ; Public Hall ; Slough Memorial Hall Ltd. Labour Hall ; Slough & Langley Brick Co. Ltd. ; Spottiswoode & Co. ; Stoke Court Stoke Poges ; H. & A Turner ; Veitch & Sons ; Sir Richard Howard Vyse ; Winchester Hills ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Winkfield ; Eton College Montem ; The Eton Montem ; Mr. Balston ; Edward Clive Earl of Powis ; Essington ; Hawtrey ma. ; Simmonds ; Rowland Williams D.D. ; Windsor Bridge ; Yonge ; Castle Inn ; Queen Charlotte ; Weston's Yard Eton College ; George III ; W.E. Gladstone ; John Keate ; The Eton Montem ; Captain Pickering ; Herbert Stockhore ; Windmill Hotel Botham's ; Brume ; John Lord Campbell Campbell ; Queen Charlotte ; Maria Edgeworth Parents' Assistant ; Sir Michael Fleming ; George III ; George IV ; Albert Prince Consort ; Mr. and Mrs. Scarlett ; Angela Thirkell Coronation Summer ; Queen Victoria ; William III ; William IV ; Baylis 'alias Whitmarsh' ; Baylis House Roman Catholic School and Centre ; Manor of Chalvey ; Philip Dormer Stanhope 4th Earl of Chesterfield ; Eton College Headmaster ; Eton College Provost ; George III ; Godolphin family ; Henry Godolphin ; Dean Gregory Hascard ; Dr. Edward Craven Hawtrey ; Dukes of Leeds ; Pastor C.P. Moritz ; Murrough O'Bryan ; Mary Palmer Marchioness of Thomond ; Salt Hill Fields ; Sir Joshua Reynolds ; Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral London ; Salt Hill Playing Fields and Recreation Ground ; Abraham Sybell ; Alexander Wedderburn 1st Baron Loughborough and 1st Earl of Rosslyn Lord Chancellor ; J.B. Whaley Mrs. Whaley ; Whitmarsh ; Deans of Windsor ; Mr. Wood ; Baylis House Roman Catholic School and Centre ; Owners of Baylis House ; Buckinghamshire County Council ; Slough & District Civic Society ; Slough Urban District Council ; Slough & District Civic Society ; Slough Urban District Council ; Urwick Orr & Partners ; Urwick Management Centre ; |
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| Content Type: Book |
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| Location: Slough Library |
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| Local Ref: MF Chapter 7 |
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| Unique ID: sl-sl-max_chapter07-d-02-000.pdf |
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| IPR: National Library of Wales |
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Maxwell Fraser & the History of Slough
Maxwell Fraser
