All About Battersea,
BY
HENRY S. SIMMONDS.
S. MARY'S, built according to Act of Parliament, 14. Geo. III. Opened Nov.17, 1777. About 1823 an Entrance Portico of the Doric Order was added.
London:
ASHFIELD, PRINTER, BRIDGE ROAD WEST, BATTERSEA.
1882.
This small volume
IS MOST
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED (by permission)
TO
THE REV. JOHN ERSKINE CLARKE, M.A.,
Honorary Canon of Winchester, Vicar of Battersea;
AND TO THE
INHABITANTS IN GENERAL.
INDEX.
| Page. | |
| Introduction. | iv |
| Nine Elms Lane.—The King's Champion. | 3 |
| Thorne's Brewery.—What Battersea has been called. | 4 |
| London and South Western Railway Company's Goods Station and | |
| Locomotive Works. | 4-7 |
| Mill-Pond Bridge.—New Road. | 8 |
| A Royal Sturgeon caught in the wheel of the Mill at Mill-Pond Bridge. | 9 |
| Wallace's Vitriol Works. | 10 |
| Sleaford Street.—Coal. | 11 |
| Street Lighting. | 12-13 |
| London Gas-Light Company's Works and Vauxhall Gardens. | 14-23 |
| On a recently-exposed Section at Battersea. | 23-24 |
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