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propelling carriages and barges for which he was granted a patent. His military background influenced his design of the 'Lillie Rifle battery' an early form of machine gun. Aware of the challenges for transport caused by the transformation of open fields into industrialised areas, Lillie applied himself to the creation of durable street paving. He designed a system using layers of wood and asphalt to make it weather-proof and was granted a patent. In 1863, he was a founding member of the 'Institute of
Inventors' and took the chair at the first annual general meeting, styled as 'General Sir John Scott Lillie'.
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608:). The Fulham stretch of Richmond Road and the canal bridge were eventually renamed Lillie Road and Lillie Bridge respectively. The canal project was dogged by financial difficulties and was an ill-considered venture, whose time had passed. It eventually gave way to the railways, as first one track was laid along the canal, and in the 1860s that was filled in and a second rail track put down.
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1652:"The Highly Impressive C.B. and Peninsular War Group of Eight to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Lillie, Grenadier Guards, Late 6th and 60th Regiments, and Onetime Commanding Officer of the 7th Cacadores (Previously the Loyal Lusitanian Legion) and a Major-General in the Portuguese Army, Who Was Thrice Wounded, Latterly Being Left for Dead for 48 Hours on the Battlefield of Toulouse"
980:"The Highly Impressive C.B. and Peninsular War Group of Eight to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Lillie, Grenadier Guards, Late 6th and 60th Regiments, and Onetime Commanding Officer of the 7th Cacadores (Previously the Loyal Lusitanian Legion) and a Major-General in the Portuguese Army, Who Was Thrice Wounded, Latterly Being Left for Dead for 48 Hours on the Battlefield of Toulouse"
1469:"LILLIE, Sir John Scott. Deputy Lieutenant; Knight of Companion of the most Honourable order of the Bath; Qualified as J.P. Present qualification consists in Freehold houses and lands in the parish of Fulham in the county of Middlesex, and also in the Cities of Dublin and Bath; Major in the Army, no other profession. Residence: St. John's, Fulham"
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To service the canal and wharf construction on land that are today's
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During his lifetime, Sir John Scott Lillie took out upwards of 30 patents for all manner of improvements ranging from mechanisms for kneading dough, tilling fields, the chemical composition of stucco to propulsion engines on land and in the water. In 1836, he designed a power unit intended for
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Colonel. Having completed his education, Lillie sought his fortune in the British army. On his return to civilian life, having been thrice wounded in the Peninsular War, Lillie married Louisa Sutherland (b. 1791), daughter of Capt. Andrew Sutherland RN, Commissioner of
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A correct copy of the poll as taken at the election for burgesses, to serve in
Parliament, for the Borough of King's Lynn ... on ... the 7th, and 8th, of Jan. 1835; to which is prefixed, a detail of the proceedings, speeches, & events, connected with the election. By John
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Journal. Hrsg. v. Johann Gottfried Dingler, Emil Maximilian Dingler und Julius Hermann Schultes: Published by Stuttgart in der J. G. Cotta'schen Buchhandlung (1837)., 1837 (in German) - includes Lillie's invention.
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to the north on the shorter stretch, initially managed by a Miss Goslin. To commemorate his development of the area and as its original freeholder, the 1835 tavern became known as the "Lillie Arms" (now renamed 'The
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1204:"Decoration of the Lily, France, awarded to Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Scott Lillie, 6th (Or the 1st Warwickshire) Regiment and 7th Cacadores | Online Collection | National Army Museum, London"
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Kensington Canal, railways and related developments pp. 322–338 Survey of London: Volume 42, Kensington Square To Earl's Court. Originally published by London County Council, London, 1986.
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1442:Mechanics, Museum, Register, Journal and Gazette
312:Co., political writer, parliamentary candidate,
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874:company) in 1903 as a car showroom (demolished)
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1682:Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser
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809:, London: Effingham Wilson, 1831, 86 pages.
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1455:The Building News and Engineering Journal
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1274:In the Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal,
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798:Lillie, J.S. and Mayne, William. (2014)
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915:History of the British canal system
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515:The entrepreneur and inventor
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1000:, London: 1841, pp. 178–79.
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753:Order of the Tower and Sword
1155:Teixeira, Humberto. (2010)
1128:, London: 1841, pp. 178–79.
855:Lillie Bridge Railway Depot
646:The politician and activist
409:St George's, Hanover Square
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429:6th Warwickshire Regiment
185:6th Warwickshire Regiment
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805:Lillie, Sir John Scott.
736:Battle of Badajoz (1812)
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740:Battle of Salamanca
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1757:Transport pioneers
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