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Place name County Entry Source Brockwell Surrey Brockwell , place, on the NE. border of Surrey, 1 mile W. of Dulwich. Bartholomew BROCKWELL Surrey about a mile W of Dulwich, on the NE border of Surrey; with a post office‡ under Dulwich, London, S. Imperial Camberwell Surrey Parliament -- 3 divisions, viz., North, Peckham, and Dulwich, 1 member for each division; it was made a parl. bor. in 1885. Bartholomew CAMBERWELL Surrey Dulwich College, East Dulwich, St. Stephen, and St. Peter, are noticed in that on Dulwich; and one, partly in Lambeth Imperial Dulwich Surrey Dulwich , 2 eccl. dists. (East D. and South D.) and ry. sta., Camberwell par., E. Surrey, in S. of London Bartholomew DULWICH Surrey Dulwich College living, £300; of East Dulwich, £600: of Dulwich-St. Stephen, not reported. Patron of D.and D-St. S., Dulwich Imperial GIPSY HILL Surrey Dulwich. It has a postal pillar-box under Norwood, London S, and a r. station. Pop., about 1, 500. The living Imperial Goose Green Surrey Goose Green , district, Camberwell par., E. Surrey, near Dulwich, in suburbs of London. Bartholomew Herne Hill Surrey Hill , ry. sta. and S. suburb of London, Camber well and Lambeth pars., Surrey, pop. 10,489; sta., 1 mile NW. of Dulwich. Bartholomew HERNE HILL Surrey Dulwich, London S. A railway from it to Wimbledon and Kingston was opened in May 1869. The chapelry was constituted Imperial KNIGHTS-HILL Surrey KNIGHTS-HILL , a hamlet in Streatham parish, Surrey; near Dulwich. The seat of Lord Chancellor Thurlow was here. Imperial LAMBETH Surrey Dulwich manor,–and all Newington parish. Acres, 5,708. Electors in 1863, 23,944. Amount of property and income Imperial LONDON London
LondonDulwich gallery is noticed in the article DULWICH. The Art Union of London, in West Strand, was established in 1836, "to extend Imperial North Dulwich London North Dulwich , ry. sta., at Dulwich, in S. of London, 4½ miles S. of London Bridge Station by rail. Bartholomew NORWOOD Surrey Dulwich, 4½ miles south-south-eastward, to the vicinity of Croydon. It is divided into Lower Norwood in the N, Upper Imperial Penge Surrey Dulwich division of Camber well, 770 ac., pop. 18,650; the sta. is 6 miles S. of London Bridge Station Bartholomew SURREY Surrey Dulwich, Godstone, Stoke, and Dorking. Lower chalk rocks, chiefly Weald clay, occupy all the S; upper chalk rocks form a belt Imperial TULSE-HILL Surrey Dulwich r. station. It was constituted in 1856; and it has a post-office under London S. Pop., 2,334. Houses Imperial
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