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   21 hours ago · The following is a list of notable deaths in August 2023. Entries for each day are listed alphabetically by surname. A typical entry lists information in the following sequence: Name, age, country of citizenship at birth, subsequent country of citizenship (if applicable), reason for notability, cause of death (if known), and reference.

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   Where was the Mellish House built?

   • On the south side of Byng Street, on the Mellish Estate east of Binks Brothers' works, a row of two-up, two-down, houses (Nos 8–22, even) was built in 1873–5 on 78- and 80-year leases. They were built by George Limn for a local surgeon, Dr Josiah Sarjant, who was then living at No. 8 Ebenezer Terrace (later No. 65 Westferry Road).

   Northern Millwall: The Byng and Mellish estates - British History Online

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   Who built the Millwall fire station?

   • The builders and original lessees were Alfred and Frank Griggs (Griggs & Son) of Manchester Road. By the First World War the houses were variously let whole or in halves. (fn. 55) Millwall Fire Station, No. 461 Westferry Road. This station was built in 1904–5, replacing an earlier one of 1877 on the same site.

   Southern Millwall: The Mellish Estate in Southern Millwall

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   Who built Mellish Street?

   • They are plain twostorey houses of four rooms and a scullery, markedly different from the fancy, bow-windowed houses built in Mellish Street at about the same time (Plate 84b). The joint lessees were William Wells of Rotherhithe, cartage contractor, and Thomas Benton of Camberwell, contractor. The builder was E. J. Orpin of Anerley. (fn. 5)

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   What did Millwall do?

   • The Millwall works embraced a wide range of metallurgical and chemical activities, including dye, colour, paint and varnish making, the manufacture of white lead, copper sulphate, citric, tartaric and sulphuric acids, and the smelting and refining of silver, copper and antimony.

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   Who built the Millwall Docks?

   • A large area, with a frontage of 300ft to Westferry Road, was let to the shipbuilder John Scott Russell (fn. 3) and became part of the Millwall Iron Works empire; further ground was taken for the building of the Millwall Docks.

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   Why is Millwall called Millwall?

   • The western wall was exposed to brisk winds. Some seven corn-grinding windmills were built atop it to take advantage of these. It came to be known as Millwall: at one time the Isle of Dogs itself was better known by that name. Pirates were sometimes gibbetedor hanged in chains on the walls, a warning to passing shipping.

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