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E/NOR Page 1 Reference Description Dates CANONBURY AND LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates CANONBURY AND CLERKENWELL MANORS, ISLINGTON: ESTATE RECORDS ACCOUNTS E/NOR/E/01/001 Periodical statements of rents, profits and 1759-1791 expenditure 1 document RENTALS E/NOR/E/02/001 Rental 1749-1752 E/NOR/E/02/002 Rental 1759-1768 E/NOR/E/02/003 Rental 1769-1783 E/NOR/E/02/004 Rental 1784-1790 E/NOR/E/02/005 Rental Number of lease included for first time 1835-1841 E/NOR/E/02/006 Rental 1842-1852 E/NOR/E/02/007 Rental 1853-1860 E/NOR/E/02/008 Rental 1861-1867 E/NOR/E/02/009 Rental 1868-1873 E/NOR/E/02/010 Rental 1874-1880 E/NOR/E/02/011 Rental 1881-1886 E/NOR/E/02/012 Rental 1887-1891 E/NOR/E/02/013 Rental 1892-1895 CASH ACCOUNTS E/NOR/E/03/001 Cash Accounts 1899-1900 E/NOR/E/03/002 Cash Accounts 1900-1901 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/03/003 Cash Accounts 1901-1902 E/NOR/E/03/004 Cash Accounts 1902-1903 E/NOR/E/03/005 Cash Accounts 1903-1904 E/NOR/E/03/006 Cash Accounts 1904-1905 E/NOR/E/03/007 Cash Accounts 1905-1906 E/NOR/E/03/008 Cash Accounts 1906-1907 E/NOR/E/03/009 Cash Accounts 1907-1908 E/NOR/E/03/010 Cash Accounts 1908-1909 E/NOR/E/03/011 Cash Accounts 1909-1910 E/NOR/E/03/012 Cash Accounts 1910-1911 E/NOR/E/03/013 Cash Accounts 1911-1912 E/NOR/E/03/014 Cash Accounts 1912-1913 E/NOR/E/03/015 Cash Accounts 1913-1914 E/NOR/E/03/016 Cash Accounts 1914-1915 E/NOR/E/03/017 Cash Accounts 1916-1917 E/NOR/E/03/018 Cash Accounts 1919-1919 LEDGER E/NOR/E/04/001 Ledger 1919-1928 ACCOUNTS E/NOR/E/05/001 Annual accounts: reports and statements; 1915-1932 Marquess of Northampton's London Estates LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/05/004/A Rough Accounts, Marquess of Northampton's 1948-1949 Trust E/NOR/E/05/004/B Rough Accounts, Marquess of Northampton's 1948-1949 Trust E/NOR/E/05/005 Statements showing properties comprised in 1910 mortgages of 1902 and 1907 (Clerkenwell Estate) E/NOR/E/05/007 Schedule of Mortgages 1913 INSURANCE E/NOR/E/06/001 Insurance policies with Alliance Assurance 1892-1895 Company. Compton Street 37-44; Cyrus Street 7, 13, 15; Goswell Terrace 1-30; Little Northampton Street 2A-33; Malta Street 1-12; Mulberry Place 1-5; Northampton Place 1-7; Northampton Row 7-14; Valetta Street 1-15; Wynyatt Street 42-56 E/NOR/E/06/002 Insurance of Clerkenwell Estate 1948-1949 E/NOR/E/06/003 Insurance policies with Eagle Star re 1949 Clerkenwell Estate PARTICULARS OF SALE E/NOR/E/07/001 Compton Terrace, part of Canonbury Square 1810 and part of St Paul's Road (22 acres of building ground) E/NOR/E/07/002 Freehold Estate 1949 Ashby Street 1A-9; 11-18; Attneave Street 13 -23, 25; Bowling Green Lane 12-15, 17-20; Brunswick Close 46; Compton Passage 12, 13; Compton Street 61-77; Earlstoke Street 1, 4-6, 8, 9; Exmouth Arms PH, Exmouth Market 59-63 (odd), 6-10 (even), etc. CONTRACTS AND AGREEMENTS E/NOR/E/08/001 Consent re Wall Footings to Sacristy, Holy 1925 Redeemer Church, Exmouth Street, Clerkenwell LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/08/002 Contract for Finsbury Borough Council to 1934 remove old and complete new sewer under Compton Street, Malta Street and Cyrus Street (with plan) E/NOR/E/08/003 Agreement with London County Council to clear 1934 Northampton Road, Areas 1-7 (with plan) and typescript copy E/NOR/E/08/004 Agreement for sale and purchase (by Finsbury 1936 Borough Council) of Pine Street 17-23 (odd); Northampton Road 19-33 (odd); Vineyard Gardens 9, 14, 15, 32; Vineyard Walk 8-11; Fletchers Row 1-3, 12-14 E/NOR/E/08/005 Letter and plans re proposed Agreement with 1937 LCC for Little Northampton Street area including Perceval Street, Cyrus Street, Malta Street, Tompion Street E/NOR/E/08/006 Agreement with LCC to clear: Perceval Street 1938 46, 51; Cyrus Street 29-33 (odd), 41, 43; Malta Street 14-23; Tompion Street 6 (including plan) E/NOR/E/08/007/01 Agreement with Metropolitan Railway Surplus 1938 Lands Co. Ltd as to erection of boundary wall of: Attneave Street 5-7; Easton Street 21A E/NOR/E/08/007/02 Supplementary Agreement 1938 Enclosed in E/NOR/E/08/007/01 E/NOR/E/08/008 Licence for Finsbury Borough Council to use 1939 land bounded by Northampton Street, Perceval Street, Malta Street, Cyrus Street E/NOR/E/08/009 Conveyance to LCC of land in Agdan Street, 1948 Perceval Street, Malta Street, Cyrus Street and Compton Street (with plan) E/NOR/E/08/010 Contract for sale and purchase (by Islington 1938 Borough Council) Halton Road 31-63; Richmond Grove 1, 2; Sebbon Street 14-25; Hawes Street 1, 1A, 2; Shillingford Street 19 -53, 32-72 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/08/011 File on London Building Act Case No. 7463: 1920 Margaret Street Area E/NOR/E/08/012 File on London Building Act Case No. 68396: 1933 Sebbon Street Area TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT, 1947 E/NOR/E/09/001 Claim forms under Part VI Section 58 (Form 1949 S1): Clerkenwell Estate E/NOR/E/09/002 Claim forms under Part VI Section 58 (Form 1949 S1): Canonbury Estate E/NOR/E/09/003 File re site fronting Spencer Street 1-13; 1945-1949 Wynyatt Street 57-70; Earlstoke Street 11-13 requesting planning permission for factory and warehouse Includes plans and map E/NOR/E/09/004 File re site fronting Spencer Street 48-60; 1946-1949 Walmsley Street and Earlstoke Street requesting planning permission for factory and workshops (includes plans and map) E/NOR/E/09/005 File re site fronting Perceval Street 13-19 1946-1949 Tompion Street 25, 26 requesting planning permission for flatted workshops E/NOR/E/09/006 File re site fronting St John Street 224-232 1943-1949 Agdan Street requesting planning permission (includes plans and outline drawings) E/NOR/E/09/007 Files on Town and Country Planning Act 1947: 1947 Canonbury Estate includes copies of applications and certificates granted with plans and maps CLEARANCE ORDERS (HOUSING ACTS 1925, 1930) E/NOR/E/10/001 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/10/002 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) E/NOR/E/10/003 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) E/NOR/E/10/004 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) E/NOR/E/10/005 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) E/NOR/E/10/006 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) E/NOR/E/10/007 Northampton Road, including parts of Vineyard 1934 Walk, Pine Street, Fletchers Row, Vineyard Gardens, Bowling Green Lane, Douglas Place, Locks Gardens, Howards Place, Rosoman Street, and Northampton Row (LCC) COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDERS E/NOR/E/11/001 Northampton Road Clearance Areas A-E 1934 (Metropolian Borough of Finsbury) E/NOR/E/11/002 Northampton Road Clearance Areas A-E 1934 (Metropolian Borough of Finsbury) E/NOR/E/11/003 Northampton Road Clearance Areas A-E 1934 (Metropolian Borough of Finsbury) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/11/004 Northampton Road Clearance Areas A-E 1934 (Metropolian Borough of Finsbury) E/NOR/E/11/005 Northampton Road Clearance Areas A-E 1934 (Metropolian Borough of Finsbury) CLOSING ORDERS E/NOR/E/12/001 Northampton Road Clearance Area (Finsbury 1935 Justices) E/NOR/E/12/002 Northampton Road Clearance Area (London 1936 Quarter Sessions) E/NOR/E/12/003 Northampton Road Clearance Area (London 1936 Quarter Sessions) E/NOR/E/12/004 Northampton Road Clearance Area (London 1936 Quarter Sessions) E/NOR/E/12/005 Northampton Road Clearance Area (London 1936 Quarter Sessions) E/NOR/E/12/006 Northampton Road Clearance Area (London 1936 Quarter Sessions) E/NOR/E/12/007 Northampton Road Clearance Area (Finsbury 1938 Justices) E/NOR/E/12/008 Northampton Road Clearance Area (Finsbury 1938 Justices) E/NOR/E/12/009 Fordham's Grove (Finsbury Justices) 1928 E/NOR/E/12/010 Northampton Road: Certificate of completion of 1938 new highway LICENSING E/NOR/E/13/001 Licence to sell Liquors at Canonbury House 1845 E/NOR/E/13/002 Notice of annual Licensing Meeting 1846 STAFF LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 8 NORTHAMPTON (MARQUESS OF) E/NOR Reference Description Dates E/NOR/E/14/001 Staff particulars: mainly salaries and National 1948-1951 Insurance Contributions In rough alphabetical order E/NOR/E/14/002 Works schedules entered in small exercise 1950-1951 book LEGAL PROCEEDINGS E/NOR/E/15/001 Judgment in Ejectment Hartley v Freeman 1882 (High
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