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£99,500 Under Offer 6 Bedrooms Tenters Street, Bishop Auckland, County Durham, DL
Development opportunity at the heart of Bishop Auckland town centre. A substantial three storey property with cellar, garden area and off street parking. Would lend itself to a wide variety of uses including commercial or division into flats, subject to t
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The death of four civilians in the Border Security Force firing in Ramban district led to clashes at several places in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday.
Independent sources told The Hindu that officials at a BSF camp called the brother of an Imam of a mosque at Dharam, Sangaldan, on Wednesday evening and asked him to stop Darood and Taraveeh , which are performed at mosques after the daily evening prayers during the month of Ramzan. As a mark of protest, he sat on an old bridge and began reciting the Koran. Some personnel from the BSF camp removed him forcibly. He went to the mosque and alleged that the BSF had roughed him up and torn off the pages of the Holy Scripture.
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Divisional Commissioner of Jammu Pradeep Gupta, who flew in a helicopter to the spot along with Minister of State for Home Sajjad Ahmad Kichloo and Director-General of Police Ashok Prasad, said that 13 of the injured were airlifted and admitted to the Government Medical College Hospital in Jammu. Mr. Kichloo and Mr. Gupta maintained that the death toll was four, though the unofficial reports put it at six.
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Open House, Exhibitions, Community Event! Nov 15.
October 22, 2014
Satuday, November 15th 10am – 330pm
@ MKG Seattle | 10714 5th Ave NE Seattle 98125
You can RSVP to our Facebook Event and share it with your friends!!
Here is the schedule for the day.
10:00am – Classes
Mat 1- Max Strength
Mat 2- Panantukan
Mat 3- Kids Board Breaking
CrossFit- FRAN Competition
Back Mat- Stretching Techniques
10:45am – Raffle
11:00am – Classes
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Back Mat- Jeet Kune Do
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Guro Jon Escudero Fall 2014 Arnis Seminar
Arnis Seminar in Seattle
Join us for a 2 day seminar with Guro Jon Escudero in Seattle on Lightning Scientific Arnis this October 25 & 26, 2014. Master Jon will be flying in from Israel to update his students here in Seattle, WA and Washington D.C.
A system founded in 1937 by Grandmaster Benjamin Luna-Lema. The system is composed of the Tercia, Cadenilla, Serrada and Espada Y Daga styles. It is known for its powerful, fluid, and fast strikes; its preference for "blind-siding" the opponent; and its focus on the stick and knife. An important principle in Lightning is closing with the opponent and 'blanketing' them with multiple strikes. Grandmaster Lema …would say, "If he gives me one strike, I give him fifteen. Even if he does not give me one strike, I give him fifteen."
Equipment Needed: 2 Sticks and a training dagger.
Guro Jon may be available for private lessons between the 23rd and 26th. Please inquire. Guro Jon is a popular guest instructor here at MKG and his seminars are known for being practical yet fun and full of humor.
Please visit and register on our Facebook Event page to reserve your spot. https://www.facebook.com/events/615658075210335/
October 25 and 26, 2014.
12:15 to 4:15 Both Days
$110 Two Day
$75 One Day
(discounts available for MKG Students attended/attending Professor Salem Assli or Ajarn Chai Sirisute)
Please inquire.
Schedule Changes Sept. 19-22
September 10, 2014
Schedule Changes Sept. 19-22
We will be amending our class schedule for the weekend of September 19-22, 2014 due to the seminar with Salem Assli. As always this is something that every adult martial art student should be attending so we will be suspending some classes.
Friday, Sept 19 – The Rounds Class Will Be Held in the Private Training Area
Saturday, Sept 20 – 11:00 Classes Cancelled (Phase/Savate)
Sunday, Sept. 21 – No changes
Monday, Sept. 22 – No Monday Adult Martial Arts Classes – All Cancelled
Hopefully you are all going to be there. This will be amazing.
Muay Thai With Ajarn Chai Sirisute
August 6, 2014
2014 Muay Thai Seminar With Ajarn Chai Sirisute at MKG Seattle
We are excited to announce that the Godfather of Muay Thai in the United States, Ajarn Chai Sirisute, has confirmed a seminar for Seattle on November 8 & 9, 2014.
It is open to people of all skill levels from any school. Beginner friendly!
More details and event page to follow but reserve the weekend now.
MKG Seattle Labor Day Schedule 2014
MKG Seattle Labor Day Schedule 2014
We will be 'officially' closed on September 1st, 2014 in observance of Labor Day.
As with most holidays we will most likely be hosting an open workout in each of our adult programs: MKG Adult Martial Arts, CrossFit MKG and MAX10 Fitness.
Enjoy the holiday.
Savate, Canne de Combat and Kali/JKD With Salem Assli
July 24, 2014
Savate, Canne de Combat and Kali/JKD With Salem Assli | Seattle, WA
Join us on September 19-22, 2014 for a series of workshops with world famous Savate and Kali/JKD instructor Professor Salem Assli.
For the first time Professor Assli will be teaching Canne de Combat and Kali/JKD in the Pacific Northwest. Don't miss this rare opportunity.
This is a unique opportunity to visit the Emerald City and train for 4 days with one of the worlds foremost martial artists.
Schedule of Events:
Friday – 6:00 to 8:30pm Canne de Combat – $50
Saturday – 11:00 to 4:00 Savate/JKD (optional testing after)
Sunday – 11:00 to 4:00 Savate/JKD (optional testing after)
Monday – 6:00 to 9:00pm Kali/JKD – $50
All four days – $200
Weekend only – $130
One day weekend – $85
One Evening only – $50
Please use our online payment system at: http://mkgseattlestore.com/collections/frontpage/products/savate-canne-de-combat-and-kali-jkd-with-salem-assli
IMPORTANT – Testing will be for 2 day weekend attendees ONLY so clear your schedule.
Please confirm your attendance on our Facebook event page here. https://www.facebook.com/events/247621522112006/
Saturday 7/19 Schedule Change
July 15, 2014
In lieu of the Rick Faye Seminar we will NOT be holding 11:00 am Martial Arts classes – this includes Savate, BJJ and Phase. This seminar is an absolute MUST for MKG students – we hope to see everyone in attendance this Saturday and Sunday!
If you are attending please register on our Facebook Event Page
Save some time by paying online at our MKG Store
See you all this weekend!!
Guro Rick Faye in Seattle
July 3, 2014
Kali / Jeet Kune Do Seminar in Seattle
We are excited to announce that the founder of MKG, Guro Rick Faye, will be visiting Seattle July 19th and 20th, 2014.
Saturday - 11:30 to 4:30
Sunday - 11:00 to 4:00
Two Days – $140.00
One Day – $90.00
Please reserve your spot by registering on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/723108987728346/
Guro Rick's seminars are packed full of information, logical progression and inspiring to both beginners and advanced practitioners. As always Panantukan, Kali Weaponry, JKD and mixed striking methods will be on the menu.
Guro Rick is among only a handful of Senior Full Instructors under Guro Dan Inosanto in the world and he comes to MKG Seattle twice a year.
Fourth of July Schedule
July 2, 2014
MKG will be closed on Friday, July 4th and will be offering limited classes on Saturday, July 5th.
The following classes that will be taking place will be:
CrossFit On-Ramp at 8:00AM
CrossFit at 9:00AM
MAX10 Fitness – Bag Combat at 9:00AM
Martial Arts – Phase 10:00AM (available to all martial arts students of all levels)
** Also just a reminder that Childcare will NOT be available on July 5th and there will be no Yoga class on Sunday, July 6th at 9:30AM.
Class Cancellations Monday Night June 23
June 17, 2014
All adult martial art classes are cancelled Monday evening June 23, 2014 for the John Will seminar. Martial art students please try to make this seminar and the workshop with Rick Faye in July. (MAX10 and CrossFit classes are NOT affected)
Legendary Coach John Will Returns
Distilled Street Defense With John Will
John Will will be returning for a quick workshop at MKG Seattle on Monday night June 23, 2014. ALL martial arts classes are cancelled that evening.(MAX10 and CrossFit are NOT affected) Don't miss a chance to train with one of the worlds elite teachers.
This is NOT going to be a BJJ seminar but will cover some ground work. John will be doing a street defense/MMA hybrid seminar. Basically standing to ground for a self defense and sport paradigm.
Monday, June 23, 2014
6:00 to 9:00pm
$75.00 (financial assistance available for MKG Students)
Please use our Facebook event page HERE to hold your space.
Balintawak Seminar
June 3, 2014
Our friends at Balintawak Seattle will be hosting a workshop with Grandmaster Bobby Taboada at MKG Seattle on June 14 & 15, 2014. Please see their event page below to register.
(MKG Seattle students – You have another one of the big names in FMA teaching at your school so don't miss this opportunity)
Balintawak Seattle Seminar at MKG Martial Arts
Balintawak Cuentada Seattle is honored to host Grandmaster Bobby Taboada for a rare Pacific Northwest visit. Considered one of the pioneers in introducing Balintawak outside of the Philippines – don't miss this opportunity to meet and learn from this legendary martial artist.
Grandmaster Taboada will be sharing key concepts of his Balintawak Cuentada System. Martial artists from all styles and all levels are welcome to participate.
Training Schedule:
Saturday June 14, 1:00PM-5:00PM
Sunday June 15, 9:00AM-1:00PM, Balintawak Testing starting at 2:00PM
$80 per day
$140 for both days if registered by May 24
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Memorial Day Weekend Schedule / Workout
May 20, 2014
MKG Seattle Community – We have a special workout planned on Monday morning but we are closed for regular classes this coming Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day.
Our MAX10/Martial Arts and CrossFit programs will each be conducting a morning workout at 9:30am.
9:30 MAX10 (open to all MKG Seattle members)
9:30 CrossFit
Get your workouts in before you fire up the barbeques!
Our Saturday classes and Sunday Yoga classes will be conducted as usual.
Sunday Seminar – Kali Level 1-3
May 16, 2014
MKG Seattle Sunday Seminar Series – Kali Level 1-3
Join us for a 5-hour Sunday seminar on June 8th on the MKG Kali Curriculum Level 1-3. It's an ambitious plan but here is what we'll train and/or review.
Who is this for? Everyone! If you've wanted a progressive experience working through the MKG Kali / Filipino Martial Arts curriculum this is it.
Overview of the Inosanto-Faye-Wilson Kali Progression
1-48 Numbering System
Double Stick
Single Stick
Knife Tapping
Sparring if equipment allows:
Our goal for these next few series is to get our students up-to-speed by thoroughly reviewing the first 3 levels of material from the MKG International Martial Arts Association curriculum and the modifications and additions made at MKG Seattle. Some of our students have been training for a decade but never tested in the art. They have clearly put in the flight time and know the material for the first couple levels. This is an opportunity to get everyone placed at their level. We don't sell certification or rank here. It is important to submit an application so we can review your records in advance. See Guro Josh Mills if you'd like to test.
Time – 10:30 to 4:00 with 1/2 hour break
Price – $45 Public / $35 CAP/CORE / $15 Testing Fee
Please register in advance on our Facebook Event Page HERE
Sunday Seminar Jun Fan / JKD
May 15, 2014
JKD / Jun Fan Martial Arts Seminar May 18, 2014
Join us for a seminar on the MKG JKD Levels 1-3. (There will be optional testing as well. Please see Josh Mills for a level placement application if you are an MKG student who'd like to test)
Curriculum Covered:
Why the JKD Concept is just as relevant today as it was in 1973.
JKD Wooden Dummy sets 1-3
Ung Moon
Pak Sao Series
Lop Sao Series
Loy Pak Series
Don Chi Sao
1-2, 1-3 Series
Who is this for? Everyone! If you've wanted a progressive experience working through the Jeet Kune Do / Jun Fan Martial arts curriculum this is it.
Our goal for these next few series is to get our students up-to-speed by thoroughly reviewing the first 3 levels of material from the MKG International Martial Arts Association curriculum and the modifications and additions made at MKG Seattle. Some of our students have been training for a decade but never tested in the art. They have clearly put in the flight time and know the material for the first couple levels. This is an opportunity to get everyone placed at their level. We don't sell certification or rank here. It is important to submit an application so we can review your records in advance.
Time – 10:30 to 4:00 with 1/2 hour break
Price – $45 Public / $35 CAP/CORE / $15 Testing Fee
Please Register on Our Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/441291992681954/
Child Care During Adult Classes Expanding!
May 10, 2014
Child Care During Adult Classes Expanding
For parents with young children it can be nearly impossible to make time to attend classes. This is something we've always wished we could help with… Fortunately we actually have the space in our new facility so we are excited to finally offer child care so you can train! We are going to start out conservatively and if the feedback and response is positive we will expand covered hours quickly.
We cannot stress highly enough that if this is something you are interested in it is vital to participate quickly and consistently. If there is not a good response we will be unable to maintain the program.
Current Hours:
9:00 to 11:00 am Monday and Wednesday
6:00 to 8:30 pm Monday thru Thursday
9:00 to 12:00 pm on Saturday morning.
Starting June 1, 2014. Expanded Hours:
9:00 to 11:00 am Monday thru Friday
6:00 to 8:30 pm on Monday thru Thursday
9:00 to 12:00 pm on Saturday morning.
$5.00 Per Child Per Visit $45.00 10 Pack
2 Hours maximum 6 Months to 12 Years Please inquire for further conditions.
Space is LIMITED. Be sure you stop by the front desk or better yet use this form below for more information on the program and special offers for new and returning students:
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Muay Thai Kickboxing Seminar With Grandmaster Chai
April 28, 2014
Seminar Location:
Garden Home Recreation Center
7475 SW Oleson Road
Portland, OR 97223
MKG Seattle Thai boxing fans make the annual trek to Portland, OR to see the legendary Grandmaster Chai! For those who would like to become instructors same day especially.
Welcome to all styles, skill levels, new students and beginners!
Fun and friendly atmosphere!
Seminar with the Legendary Thai Boxer, Grandmaster Chai. Since founding the Thai Boxing Association in 1968, he has traveled the world teaching Thai Boxing and educating students on the art and culture of Muay Thai.
No video, still camera, cell phone or audio recordings allowed.
Saturday: 12:02 pm – 4:29 pm
(Registration begins at 11:22 am)
Sunday: 11:03 am – 3:28 pm
$25 Spectator Fee
$55 "Try-It" (2.5 hours)
$90 One Day
$150 Two Days
* Cash Only Please *
Sponsored by: Thai Boxing Association, Lameco-Eskrima, and LucayLucay, Kali & JKD Associations
Guro Dan Inosanto October 4th & 5th – Portland, OR
Rounds Testing Events May & June 2014
April 14, 2014
Rounds Testing Events May & June 2014
Logical progression and goal setting are two key components to learning any new skill. The Rounds Club testing created by the Minnesota Kali Group is perhaps one of the best ways to learn Muay Thai, vastly improve your fitness level and keep your motivation up during the process.
Do you want to learn more about the Rounds Tests? Join us May 4th to learn about the fundamentals of each test and techniques for both holding and hitting. For those students interested in Muay Thai, tough training, and great workouts, this is the seminar to attend! *Mandatory for those taking the 10, 5 or TBA Test! FREE to all Rounds Testers and Holders!
$20.00 for all other interested students.
The test itself is scheduled for June 7th. No special permission is needed for the 1 hour test, just sign up. Those that are testing for the 10 round, 5 round or TBA need to get permission first and start training NOW.
Cost is $35 (includes free shirt). Test fee due 1 month prior to test to reserve shirt size.
FREE Child Safety Events This Weekend
April 9, 2014
FREE Bully Buster and Kids Self Defense
The MKG Seattle Kids Martial Arts program will be conducting two FREE child safety workshops this weekend. They are quick, informative and open to the public. Please share the event on Facebook!
The first will begin at 8:30am and is based around dealing with bullying. Bullying is unfortunately prevalent in schools all across the country, and in many ways bullying is getting worse We will be talking about how to identify bullies, and how to protect ourselves from them. Just us and bring your friends and family! We ask that you please register on the MKG Seattle Kids Facebook event if you are coming.
The second event will begin at 9:30am and is more self defense related. MKG Seattle Kids Facebook event if you are coming. Every day kids are kidnapped and attacked. The best thing that you can do is be prepared. Be prepared to fight back, be prepared to keep yourself safe. Invite your friends and family to join you for a free fun and informative seminar.
Schedule Change This Saturday
Schedule Changes Saturday, April 12th, 2014
We apologize for the inconvenience but we will have some scheduling issues this Saturday and must cancel a couple classes. The 10:00 Kali and ALL 11:00 classes are cancelled this Saturday, April 12th, 2014.
We have a day of very special events planned. First and foremost Grand Tuhon Leo Gaje will be conducting a Pekiti Tirsia seminar this weekend starting at 11:00.
In addition we will be hosting two FREE seminars for kids on Saturday. At 8:30am we will be conducting a Bully Buster workshop and at 9:30 Self Defense workshop for kids.
Grand Tuhon Leo T. Gaje, Jr. Pekiti Tirsia Kali Seminar
April 8, 2014
Pekiti Tirsia Kali in Seattle
The Pekiti Tirsia Kali Club in Tacoma, WA is hosting a weekend seminar with the truly legendary Grand Tuhon Leo T. Gaje, Jr. at MKG Seattle this April.
Come and experience the offensive bladed system as you've never experienced it before.
- Triangle Footwork
- Solo Baston / Doble Baston
- Solo Daga / Doble Daga
- Dumpag (Pangamut Dumog)
- Edge Impact Weapons
- Espada y Daga
Bring double sticks, double knives and safety glasses.
April 12th and 13th, 2014
Saturday 11:00am- 6:00pm
Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm
Please arrive one hour early for registration.
$100 for 1 day
$150 for 2 days
Cash only!
Please indicate your attendance on the official event page here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1433185533589117/
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T F T Baker, R B Pugh (Editors), A P Baggs, Diane K Bolton, Eileen P Scarff, G C Tyack
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'Great Stanmore: Local government', A History of the County of Middlesex: Volume 5: Hendon, Kingsbury, Great Stanmore, Little Stanmore, Edmonton Enfield, Monken Hadley, South Mimms, Tottenham (1976), pp. 102-104. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=26910 Date accessed: 29 November 2014.
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No medieval court rolls
survive for Great Stanmore. In 1294 a jury upheld
the abbot of St. Albans in his claim to exercise view
of frankpledge and the assizes of bread and ale. (fn. 35)
The abbot retained some jurisdiction after the manor
had passed to St. Bartholomew's priory: his cellarer,
who acted as an itinerant justice at six-monthly
halimotes on the abbey's estates from the early 13th
century, was still visiting Stanmore in 1399. (fn. 36) Of the
regular courts presumably held by the priors of St.
Bartholomew's only one, that of 1508, is recorded,
in a transcript. (fn. 37) A few late-16th- and early-17th-century proceedings are also recorded, (fn. 38) and surviving court books run from 1666 until 1936. (fn. 39) Until
the mid 17th-century a court baron normally met in
the spring and a view of frankpledge, occasionally
called a court leet, and further court baron were held
in the autumn; sometimes the view was held in the
spring, as became common in the late 17th-century.
For most of the 18th-century there was a view with a
court baron in the spring or early summer and
occasionally also a special court baron. General
courts baron were held annually in the early 19th
century, when views and special courts might also
be held. They met at the Abercorn Arms from 1794
until 1815, then at the Crown until 1836, and subsequently again at the Abercorn Arms, (fn. 40) where a
general court baron was held as late as 1892. (fn. 41)
In 1576, and presumably earlier, the assizes of
bread and ale were exercised and a constable, two
headboroughs, and two aleconners were appointed
for the year. Similar appointments were made at
views of frankpledge until 1681, after which aletasters, as they had come to be called, were no longer
recorded. Land transactions, which formed the bulk
of the courts' business by the 17th-century, led to
several disputes and attempts to define the customs
of the manor. In 1681 some discontented copyholders seized the court book and interrupted the
steward, who fined the constable for refusing to
intervene. Courts continued to name a constable and
headborough, for the leet until 1719 and thereafter
for the town or parish, until 1805. From 1580
attempts were made to prevent vagrants from becoming a burden by fining parishioners who harboured them. (fn. 42)
In 1508 Prior Bolton granted a close called Staples
to a group of parishioners, for the support of a parish
clerk. (fn. 43) The land comprised 8 a. of arable in 1547,
when it was worth 20s. a year. (fn. 44) It was often regranted at subsequent courts (fn. 45) and became known as
Clerks Staples, amounting to two fields totalling
14 a. in 1823. At that date the clerk, who still enjoyed
it in lieu of salary, leased it out for £30 a year. (fn. 46) There
were two churchwardens in 1580 (fn. 47) and a subconstable in 1613 (fn. 48) but the earliest records of a
vestry, the order books, date only from 1730 (fn. 49) and
the churchwardens' accounts from 1832. (fn. 50) At first
all the vestry meetings may not have been recorded:
there seem to have been none in 1741 and nine in
1742, while attendance varied from 4 to 16. (fn. 51) The
rector often took the chair, as did his successors, and
both Andrew Drummond and the first Thomas
Clutterbuck were present on occasion. The vestry
usually met 3 or 4 times a year in the 1750s, almost
monthly at the end of the century, and 3 or 4 times
a year in the 1850s, while the average attendance
rose from about 7 to 8 or 9 and eventually to 15. The
first known meeting-place was the Queen's Head, in
1742, whither the vestry sometimes adjourned even
after a special room for it had been furnished at the
church in 1750. From 1789 until 1835 meetings were
held in the workhouse, as well as at the church, the
Crown, and the Abercorn Arms; from 1844 the new
schoolroom was the usual meeting-place.
The churchwardens, one nominated by the rector,
submitted their accounts to the vestry and were
reimbursed from church-rates. For a long time they
retained wide responsibilities: in 1801 the signature
of a churchwarden, or of an overseer, was required
for every admission to the workhouse. By 1730 there
were two overseers of the poor and by 1750 two
surveyors of the highways, all of them chosen at
quarter sessions from nominees of the vestry. Overseers' accounts run from 1784 to 1804, (fn. 52) and surveyors' accounts from 1772 until 1826. (fn. 53) It was decided
that a vestry clerk was no longer needed in 1743 but
a new one was appointed by wage a few months later.
The constable's expenses for 1779 were paid three
years later, although it was not until the early 19th-century that the vestry itself appointed either
constable or headboroughs. An assistant overseer
was to be appointed by wage in 1832 and a beadle in
1834, but the only paid officers recorded in 1837
were a vestry clerk, organist, sexton, and pew-opener.
Eighteenth-century poor-rates were 6d. in the £;
at least two a year became necessary in the 1790s and
from 1806 a shilling rate was common. In 1775-6
out of £214 raised, £194 was spent on the poor, more
than three times the figure for Little Stanmore. (fn. 54)
Expenditure varied considerably in the early 19th
century, rising from £391 in 1818 to £813 in 1821,
only to fall to £602 in the two succeeding years (fn. 55) and
thereafter to rise to an average of £851 from 1831 to
1834. (fn. 56) Apart from an income from the parish
charities, whose regulation occasioned several vestry
meetings, money for the poor was often exacted at
late-18th- and early-19th-century courts in return
for licences to inclose parcels of waste; the overseers
received as much as £70 for the inclosure of 3 a. of
Stanmore Common in 1802. (fn. 57) An acre at Stanmore
marsh, given to accommodate the poor by the lord
of the manor in 1802, was sold to Sir Thomas Plumer
in 1824 and 2 a. awarded at inclosure on the common
were leased out.
Paupers were paid regular weekly allowances,
totalling 13s. 6d. in May 1730, when there were 8
recipients, and £1 16s. 6d. in 1784; many casual
expenses such as bills for clothing, nursing, medicine, or laundry, were also met. Attempts were made
in 1734 and 1748 to enforce the badging of paupers,
and out-parishioners often had to produce settlement certificates; when the magistrates refused to
order a removal in 1781, legal advice was sought.
Cheap food and coal were distributed several times
between 1799 and 1801, when it was decided to give
as much relief as possible in kind rather than in
Two parish houses were repaired in 1752, when
four spinning wheels were bought for the inmates.
The garden, adjoining the churchyard, was split up
into allotments in 1783 and the site was ordered to be
sold four years later. A workhouse was built on the
east side of Stanmore Hill in 1788. In 1790 it was
fenced in and special permission was required for
inmates to go outside. The vestry supplied furnishings, carried out repairs, and always paid the medical
officer, while other expenses, including those of the
constable, were periodically assigned to a farmer or
contractor. The poor were first farmed in 1791 for
£147 a year, but the cost rose steadily, reaching
£220 by 1795 and £410 by 1807. Sometimes no
suitable tender could be secured and often an agreement had to be terminated, as in 1798 when the
contractor was gaoled or in 1818 and 1825, when the
vestry declined to pay extra despite the large numbers out of work. At such times the vestry itself
assumed responsibility for the poor, appointing a
master or superintendent of the workhouse and
arranging for the supply of provisions. Although
many felt that direct administration was cheaper,
there were repeated reversions to a farmer, who
received £570 in 1826 and £700 in 1833.
In 1752, after several robberies, the overseers were
authorized to pay two men to keep watch at night,
and in 1829 handbills were to be printed, cautioning
gangs of boys who caused annoyance in the evenings.
A cage for prisoners which was attached to the workhouse in 1791 needed repair in 1805 and at that date
was probably rebuilt in the workhouse yard, whither
the parish stocks, first mentioned in 1639, (fn. 58) were
similarly moved in 1819. In 1829 it was proposed
that the fire-engines, (fn. 59) too, should be kept next to
the workhouse.
Medicines were ordered for paupers as early as
1730 and a surgeon was paid to attend the poor in
1761. A successor received a fixed sum for all visits
and prescriptions, except attendance at childbirth,
from 1782 until 1797, when his salary was doubled,
and a grateful vestry refused to replace him in 1822.
Other measures for public health included the whitewashing of all cottage interiors and provision of
proper 'breeches' in 1801 and free vaccination
against smallpox in 1819.
Hendon instigated discussions on poor-relief with
representatives of the Stanmores, Edgware, and
Kingsbury, in 1829. In 1835 all five parishes joined
Harrow, Pinner, and Willesden to form Hendon poor
law union. (fn. 60) The new board of guardians at once
caused alarm by proposing extensive alterations to
the workhouse and demanding the removal of the
cage and engine-house, which remained the parish's
responsibility. After two years of argument the
guardians were permitted to sell the workhouse to
William Rogers, a neighbouring surgeon, whose
family lived there until its
sale by trustees in 1893. (fn. 61)
Great Stanmore paid
more than most members
of the union towards
the new workhouse at
Redhill, since the land
awarded at inclosure was
also sold. (fn. 62)
Urban District (later Borough and later London Borough) of Harrow.
Or, a fess arched vert; in chief a pile gules charged with a clarion or, on the dexter side of the pile a torch sable with flames proper, and on the sinister side a quill pen sable; and in the base of the shield a hurst of trees growing out of a grassy mount [Granted 1938]
The parish steadily
resisted the erosion of its
authority in the 19th
century. Great Stanmore,
along with its neighbours,
was included in the
Metropolitan Police District in 1840 (fn. 63) but in
1842 the vestry complained to the Home
Secretary about the consequent expense and
inadequate protection. A
proposal to adopt the Lighting and Watching Act of
1834 was defeated at meetings of ratepayers in 1836
and 1859 but unanimously accepted in 1861, whereupon six inspectors were appointed, answerable to
the vestry. In 1863 the parish vainly protested
against its inclusion in the new Edgware highway
district. (fn. 64)
Sums raised by the overseers and spent by
Edgware highway board in Great Stanmore were
much the same as those in Little Stanmore. (fn. 65) A
nuisance removal committee was set up by the vestry
under an inspector in 1857 but was superseded under
the Public Health Act of 1872 (fn. 66) by the new Hendon
rural sanitary authority, which in 1879 also took over
the functions of Edgware highway board. (fn. 67) Hendon
rural sanitary authority in 1895 became Hendon
R.D., which was dissolved in 1934 when the Stanmores joined Harrow U.D., itself created a municipal borough in 1954. Stanmore North and Stanmore
South formed two of the new urban district's 12
wards (15 from 1948); some two-thirds of Great
Stanmore was included in Stanmore North but the
southern part lay mostly in Stanmore South and
later in Belmont and Queensbury wards. (fn. 68) Since
1965 both Great and Little Stanmore have lain within Harrow L.B. The postal address for many of its
offices is Stanmore, as it was for those of the old
urban district, but all are located on the Harrow side
of the parish boundary.
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I just noticed this place where Lolo used to be, on Yonge, between Eglinton and Lawrence. Here's a local article about it:
Lolo Restaurant
2590 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4P2J3, CA
It's open. Place was empty at noon except for one table (deuce), so they were happy when I came in. Near the entrance, is an ice cream display counter with buckets of Greg's ice cream. Just past the cash register is the Dreesen's donut robot, which they fired up just after I got there. Nothing like a a hot fresh cinnamon doughnut to start off lunch... $1
I ordered their insane grilled cheese sandwich, which is sourdough bread, with garlic aioli, cheddar cheese, a slab of their Mac n' Cheese and your choice of meatloaf or pulled pork - yea - heart attack on a plate. I ordered it with pulled pork and had salad instead of fries (arteries were seizing up as I was reading the menu). Sandwich was really rich and had too much going on for my taste. The pulled pork was a bit dry, too vinegary. -$12
I also got their homemade chocolate twinkie with roasted marshmallow cream, as they were taunting me from their display case while I was waiting for my sandwich. They also had ones with ganache and the "classic" - essentially vanilla. Not bad -- not too sweet, a little dry -- needed a bit more cream. - $2.
They also have Franks all natural hot dogs - beef, turkey. Brunch on Sat & Sun. Breakfast menu 7:00 - 11:00 am.
I think they are a good addition to the hood, nice to duck in for a fresh doughnut (mind you they will only crank out fresh batches at certain times of the day).
re: Degustation
OMG. That sounds insane. Grilled cheese, mac and cheese AND pulled pork AND fries on one plate?
Fresh donuts sound great. There is a visit in my very near future.
re: TorontoJo
Ya this sounds very good. Will have to be going soon.
re: hungryabbey
I think they are pretty much open all day but they close around 9:00 pm.
re: Degustation
Great. Can you tell us anything else that was on the menu??
re: hungryabbey
Pulled pork sandwich, meat loaf, mac n' cheese, Franks natural hot dogs (beef, turkey, and salmon?), probably a burger - can't really remember anything else as I was looking for the more esoteric items.
Breakfast seemed to have the usual suspects and I think brunch had some interesting things but since I'm not a brunch person I didn't look too closely there. Short kiddie menu with smaller versions of adult menu, I believe.
re: TorontoJo
To be clear, cheddar cheese, mac n' cheese and pulled pork are all the ingredients smooshed up in the grilled cheese sandwich - fries are on the side.
re: Degustation
Oh. Holy crap. Thanks for the clarification. That sounds...intense?
re: TorontoJo
re: TorontoJo
That sounds like a DD&D candidate. Or a Man vs Food thing if it's extra huge.
re: Degustation
I just tried to find a phone # and couldn't. Any idea what the # is or where to find it? I googled it, checked the yellow pages online, and when neither of those yielded results, I called 411, and still nothing. It's as if the place doesn't exist.
re: Degustation
I swung by on Friday. Figured it was a good destination for lunch about halfway through a 40km cycle. The artery clogging meal to make up for the exercise. ;-)
Hubby had the grilled cheese with the pulled pork - he's giving it a 9/10 saying it wasn't juicy enough though I am not sure how that applies to that type of sandwich! I had the sloppy betty - chili and cheese on a fresh bun. Not bad, could have had more cheese. I got a twinkie to go and have to agree with the earlier review - was a little dry and could use more cream inside.
Certainly worthy of another ride up and around. Perhaps in warmer weather go for the homemade ice cream sandwich.
Should add that the service was a little inconsistent but it was only day 3 since they opened. Sure it will get better as they settle in.
re: Degustation
Dang it all to hell! I got so excited when you said homemade donuts :(
re: Degustation
Sorry,I don't understand. The machine doesn't make donuts? Does it just warm them?
re: petek
Yes, it does make donuts but I guess what I'm saying is that it's just a bit formulaic.
re: Degustation
Is it as good as tiny toms doughnuts?
re: callitasicit
Same idea.
I called them today to find out if they have a website and the man who answered the phone said that they are working on it and that it should be up and running soon.
Just ate the Big People Mac N Cheese, w white cheddar, breadcrumbs, truffle oil and pancetta. It was super yummy!
The pancetta was diced and crispy, the saltiness was just what the creamy, cheesy dish needed. I couldn't really taste the truffle oil, but maybe it's because it's so subtle.
They have that cool Hamptons 'Martha Stewart' donut machine. I had the powdered sugar donut as part of an ice cream sandwich with GREGS ICE CREAM in Roasted Marshmallow, of course. It was delicious. I can't really taste the donut, and to be fair, to judge a donut, you have to try it really fresh, and this was 9 at night.
They really talk up their Ultimate Grilled Cheese. It sounds like it has ALOT going on. I think you would have to be starving to try it!
Liked the service, which is ALWAYS a plus!!!
re: Bronfman_Heiress
I was there the other day, and I have mixed feelings about my experience. I ordered a turkey dog with a fried egg, sauteed mushrooms, and sauteed onions. And, although the turkey dog was delicious, I found that they skimped on the toppings, which was disappointing since each topping was an additional $1.50. That being said, I would probably go back. While there, I also tried the donuts. It was the middle of the afternoon, so they weren't as fresh as they may have been first thing in the morning, but they were still quite good. Unfortunately, they only make the donuts twice a day, once in the morning and sometime later in the afternoon. They should probably make them to order like they do at Little Nicky's, that way they would always be hot and fresh.The donuts come in two ways, with icing sugar and with cinnamon/sugar. I preferred the donuts dusted in icing sugar to the ones that were dusted in a cinnamon/sugar, but that's just my own personal preference.
re: Yongeman
The donut machine is proving to be problematic for these folks. They couldn't get it together (literally) this morning, so we went elsewhere. I hope that they work out the kinks, because they have a golden opportunity to succeed.
We tried this today and probably won't go back. The place was packed with lots of families and kids. There was only the option of the brunch menu which only had about 4-5 options, 1 of which was donuts. We both had a regular breakfast with scrambled eggs, bacon and fries. The fries were tasty but the scrambled eggs was just like a fried single egg, not fluffy or anything. Orange juice was Tropicana poured from the same carton I have in my fridge at home, was hoping for some freshly squeezed. Considering the meal didn't cost that much ($7) it wasn't much of a loss but definitely wasn't anything great. When we got our check in the folder a long strand of hair was caught on the folder and it was neither of ours nor the waitress who had blond hair.
re: girlstar
Any new reports on this place? Wanted to see the menu but found no website which in my opinion says they are not in it for real.
re: justsayn
I was there a few weeks ago. I had the standard two eggs and home fries experience and it was as I expected it to be. My friend ordered some sort of hotdog rolled in an egg served on a hot dog bun. She was pretty happy with it. We also ordered a doughbut ice cream sandwich with marshmellow ice cream in the centre. It was very enjoyable!!!! Our waiter had a lot if character.
The food is standard. The doughnuts are yummy and the place has a lot of character. I would definately go back.
re: justsayn
are u saying they serve Greg's ice cream - roasted marshmallow flavor. If so, always wanted to try and will walk there since it's close to work.
re: justsayn
went there last night for dinner. wasn't busy at all. staff was super friendly. we had the ultimate grilled cheese with the meatloaf (really good), nachos (good), meatloaf sliders (good), and the sweet potato fries (great garlic aioli dipping sauce). they also gave us 2 of the lemon twinkies and 2 donuts since it was nearing the end of the night. i wish i had a super speedy metabolism so that i could have had some ice cream, but i would totally go back.
oh, and i'll add that the ultimate grilled cheese, while it sounds intimidating, is really not. it's not like a man vs. food sized portion. it's served on regular bread. i almost wished it was bigger because it was really good.
This place is great.
A quick synopses.
Donuts are great. Savoury with a nice powdered sugar and fresh off the line. Also made for a terrific ice cream sandwich for dessert. Just a tip, ask Rob (the owner) to just make you one. I told "No raisin. Surprise me" and the malted milk ice cream with oreo cookie crumbs was fabulous.
The hotdogs are Nathan's so they already have a leg up going in. The Uncle Betty dog is excellent.
As is the Ultimate Grilled Cheese. Insanely good would be a better way of putting it. The mac and cheese and meatloaf elevate the sandwich, not dominate it.
re: Davwud
Saw this place on "You gotta eat here" last night and am thinking they are right!
re: TeacherFoodie
Had brunch last weekend. Average service, ok donuts and bad traditional breakfast. Asked for lightly scrambled and it came overcooked, asked for dry toast and it came with butter. Toast was also standard bread like wonder. Way too much hype and will not be going back except maybe for Greg's ice cream.


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Campaign Media Awards 2012 - Digital Sales Team of the Year: Spotify
The music-streaming service has had a busy year. It won more than 800 pieces of business, 30 per cent coming from new clients, and its biggest win coming in the form of Twentieth Century Fox.
Spotify: worked hard to create innovative brand partnerships and topped the IPA Online Media Owner Survey
The sales team worked hard to create innovative and viral brand partnerships including a Levi's campaign that saw it host a series of gigs at its flagship store.
In the past 12 months, Spotify launched new products including Platform, its Facebook integration (now an essential part of the furniture),Spotify Radio, the iPad app and the Universal Play Button, all of which the sales team capitalised on with its commercial offering.
Spotify also came first place in the IPA Online Media Owner Survey, knocking Specific Media off the top spot for the first time since 2008, with 83.5 per cent of respondents stating: "My overall experience of dealing with this supplier is a good one."
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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