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privileges. Its final form was erected in 1735 by the City authorities, but demolished in 1760. This gate often displayed the heads of criminals on spikes. London Wall (which is no longer extant in this sector) divided the ward and road into an intramural portion called
Bishopsgate Within and an
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attacked London, trying to force his way across London Bridge and also attacking the eastern gates with a further five thousand men and artillery. Bishopsgate was set on fire and the attackers came close to capturing nearby
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and the character of the area began to change, partly due to the more prosperous parts of the community leaving, and partly to the densification of the area and rapid urbanisation of the neighbouring rural areas.
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Shaping of a City, Brook and Keir. On p156-7 refers to William Pages discussion of the emergence of Wards but asserts the statements while valuable are unavoidably conjectural
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In the Roman period it was illegal to bury the dead within the city, so cemeteries were established outside the city gates. There were large burial grounds outside
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The earliest origins of the wards reach back further than the 11th century but their emergence and evolution is uncertain and any narrative conjectural. The ward may have developed from the
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are eligible to stand. On 15 September 2022 the ward elected Kawsar Zaman as its
Alderman. He is only the third non-white Alderman in the city's hundreds of years of history, the first
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in the countryside. The primary purpose of wards like
Bishopsgate, which included a gate, appears to be the defence of the gate, as gates were the weakest points in any fortification.
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The street called
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The wards of London appear to have taken shape in the 11th century, before the Norman
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which killed journalist Ed Henty, injured over 40 people and caused £1 billion worth of damage, including the destruction of St
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An inn called the
Catherine Wheel (demolished 1911) is commemorated by Catherine Wheel Alley which leads off Bishopsgate to the east. The 17th century façade of Sir
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saint; three of these were outside city gates, with a fourth near London Bridge and the riverside wharves. The locations result from Botolph being regarded as the
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Beyond the Tower: a history of East London. by John Marriot. In it refers back to 18th century descriptions of Bishopsgate Without and Shoreditch as EE districts
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The Domesday Survey of 1086 did not cover London, but a landholding called Bishopsgate is recorded nearby; this may have been the property later known as
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In time, the East and West Ends of London became more strikingly different in character, writing of the period around 1800, Rev. Richardson commented:
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974:' livery hall) to other wards. The ward previously extended much further south, along the Bishopsgate road and Gracechurch Street. At this time
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The 1994 (city), 2003 and 2013 (ward) boundary revisions made fundamental changes to the ancient boundaries of the ward. The 1994 changes saw
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was first printed, anonymously and in German, by the Workers Educational Association at 46 Liverpool Street in Bishopsgate Without in 1848.
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moved nearby with his mother in May 1594 and she complained about the plays and interludes at the Bull which might "corrupt his servants".
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Eppie Evans, The Influence of Foreignness, The Influence of 'Foreignness': How Immigration and Imported Commodities affected England
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which was built in the late second or early third centuries. Ermine Street (sometimes called the Old North Road) connected London to
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St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate lay immediately north of the original Bishopsgate, and of the defensive ditch around London's Wall.
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The changes made in 2003 and 2013 shifted land between wards of the city. The effect of this was to transfer nearly all of
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refugees, many of them weavers. In the late 1600s wealthy residents began to migrate to the newly developed areas of
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and with it the city. The attackers were repulsed from both gates with heavy losses, before being chased back to
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Bishopsgate Without served by a single coterminous parish, with Bishopsgate Within formerly served by five
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was a very densely populated neighbourhood, prior to the opening (1874) and later expansion (1891) of
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Map of Early Modern London, with scholarly commentary. Bishopsgate is in grid square B6, right side.
1918:"EXCAVATIONS AT CRISPIN STREET, SPITALFIELDS: FROM ROMAN CEMETERY TO POST-MEDIEVAL ARTILLERY GROUND"
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occurred when soldiers of the regiment, mutinied against parliament - partly due to their radical
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by the Beatles: "The celebrated Mr. K. performs his feat on Saturday at Bishopsgate."
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There were no changes to Bishopsgate's ward boundaries in the 2013 boundary changes.
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The original Bedlam Hospital. The Deepditch, to the west, is the main branch of the
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Bishopsgate is also the name of the street, being the part of the originally Roman
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ever to hold the office, and the youngest ever elected to the Court of Alderman.
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lost a small block of buildings east Blomfield Street to the Broad Street ward.
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era, probably at the time the wall was first built. The road though the gate,
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Bishopsgate Ward within the city - after the boundary changes of 1994 and 2003
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side of the city, as they are from the inhabitants of Holland or Belgium.
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also lost their homes to the railway tracks feeding into the station.
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The frontage of Paul Pindar's house on Bishopgate is preserved in the
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The legislation transferring additional areas to the City of London
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as well as a soldier in the regiment, was executed as a ringleader.
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as "…an airy and fashionable area…a little too much in the country"
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London, its origin and early development, William Page, 1923, p176
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which accommodated passengers setting out on the originally Roman
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Ward boundary review 2010 (final recommendations) – see page 15
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theatrical troupe in the 16th century. The English politician
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The ward is divided into two parts by the line of the former
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On the Diocese of London originally serving the East Saxons
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London 800-1216: The Shaping of a City, Brook and Keir Ch 7
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The site of this former gate is marked by a stone bishop's
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Sudds, Berni; Douglas, Alistair; Phillpotts, Christopher.
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sympathies. A surrender was eventually negotiated, but
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in 1890, was also preserved and can now be seen in the
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Recollections of the last half century, Mitchel, 1856
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https://www.vam.ac.uk/articles/sir-paul-pindars-house
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Churches in the Landscape, p217-221, Richard Morris,
1227:(1768–1876). Also demolished (but then re-erected in
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of boundaries, and by extension of trade and travel.
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1817:"The City and London Borough Boundaries Order 1993"
1617:"Local statistics - Office for National Statistics"
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St Ethelburga's Centre for Reconciliation and Peace
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2062:"A RHETORICAL APPROACH TO THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO"
1587:"The Wars of the Roses – Descriptions of Battles"
644:Middlesex Street (better known as Petticoat Lane)
482:The gate is traditionally held to be named after
381:. The gate's name is traditionally attributed to
1479:. Office for National Statistics. Archived from
571:European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
1991:"A HISTORY OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN SPITALFIELDS"
1805:London Encyclopaedia, Weinreb and Hibbert, 1983
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680:was, from 1247 to 1633, the first home of the
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404:Bishopsgate gave its name to the Bishopsgate
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2658:List of civil parishes in the City of London
496:St Ethelburga-the-Virgin within Bishopsgate
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2030:Memorials of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth
970:(except for a small area surrounding the
412:. The ward is traditionally divided into
1560:Military History Encyclopedia on the Web
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2130:Ward map from the Corporation of London
1692:London's Hadrianic War? Dominic Perring
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553:, by the gardens there and facing the
1721:London Merchants and their residences
1664:"Historical introduction: Moorfields"
1473:"City of London ward population 2011"
1298:On 24 April 1993, it was the site of
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2001:from the original on 7 February 2022
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1377:station on Bishopsgate (designed by
2166:Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
2078:from the original on 7 August 2021
1661:BHO source on the Moorfields area
393:times and marked the beginning of
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1934:from the original on 19 June 2021
1827:from the original on 21 July 2021
1739:City of London Conservation Area
1674:from the original on 24 June 2021
1556:"Siege of London, 12-15 May 1471"
1536:from the original on 21 July 2021
1530:London Diocesan Board for Schools
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861:Bishopsgate Victorian Bath House
463:The gate was first built in the
444:was transferred to other wards.
377:was one of the eastern gates in
288:Cities of London and Westminster
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2041:Weinreb and Hibbert (1983: 127)
1621:neighbourhood.statistics.gov.uk
1410:former National Provincial Bank
1358:at Bishopsgate's junction with
1235:, at one time the residence of
1138:Bishopsgate-Street Ward in 1720
3066:Listed clockwise from the West
2622:National Firefighters Memorial
2145:Pubs within the City of London
1514:(1983) The London Encyclopedia
780:…and thus the householders of
613:St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate
379:London's former defensive wall
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3214:Odonyms referring to religion
3199:Streets in the City of London
2099:Ballymurphy And The Irish War
2050:Weinreb and Hibbert 1983: 586
1050:Freemen of the City of London
984:The revised ward borders the
749:, together with neighbouring
611:corresponds to the parish of
432:gained a significant part of
46:
2684:Cannon Street Railway Bridge
1438:Overview of another part of
1099:and other towns and cities.
988:to the north, it neighbours
21:Bishopsgate (disambiguation)
3209:Wards of the City of London
2135:Bishopsgate ward newsletter
1701:Victoria and Albert Museum
1340:"Copperplate" map of London
921:Notable buildings include:
820:Notable buildings include:
116:OS grid reference
110:222 (2011 Census Ward)
28:Human settlement in England
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2679:Blackfriars Railway Bridge
2219:City of London Corporation
2097:De Baróid, Ciarán (2000).
1849:City of London Corporation
1257:Colonel Whalley's Regiment
1253:Wars of the Three Kingdoms
1221:Victoria and Albert Museum
1046:City of London Corporation
711:Around 1597, the merchant
705:Victoria and Albert Museum
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16:Ward of the City of London
3204:London Wall and its gates
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1765:14 September 2021 at the
1024:Bishopsgate is one of 25
986:London Borough of Hackney
961:London Borough of Hackney
892:St Ethelburga Bishopsgate
801:Rev. J. Richardson (1856)
654:, known at this point as
567:National Westminster Bank
438:London Borough of Hackney
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2963:Public art and memorials
2587:Golden Boy of Pye Corner
2161:. London: BBC Worldwide.
2159:In Search of Shakespeare
1477:Neighbourhood Statistics
1453:Fortifications of London
1395:National Provincial Bank
1308:Liverpool Street station
1048:. Only electors who are
994:borough of Tower Hamlets
835:Liverpool Street station
811:Liverpool Street station
638:The eastern boundary of
537:in 1471 in exchange for
500:St Ethelburga of Barking
424:is described as part of
2632:Old Billingsgate Market
2069:dalspace.library.dal.ca
1584:Kentish Rising section
1312:Baltic Exchange bombing
1287:The Communist Manifesto
1042:Court of Common Council
857:'s (a 200 year old pub)
2617:Merchant Taylors' Hall
2459:Bank of England Museum
2172:St Helen's Bishopsgate
1727:5 October 2023 at the
1708:3 October 2023 at the
1668:British History Online
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212:Postcode district
2699:Millennium Footbridge
2612:London Stock Exchange
2582:Bevis Marks Synagogue
2489:Guildhall Art Gallery
2225:Parks and open spaces
2150:Bishopsgate Ward Club
1231:in 1910) was the old
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1180:Bishopsgate had many
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947:Ward boundary changes
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845:Bishopsgate Institute
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1879:on 20 September 2022
1854:12 June 2011 at the
1784:4 April 2022 at the
1780:cityoflondon.gov.uk
1746:4 April 2022 at the
1562:. 9 September 2007.
1381:), now a supermarket
1300:an IRA truck bombing
1251:In 1649, during the
1190:Great Fire of London
888:St Andrew Undershaft
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