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The Hoxton Trust was established in 1983 and exists to make the area of Hoxton and
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Hoxton Market, which is now in Hoxton Street rather than its original site to the west of Hoxton Square, was founded in 1687. This market was the cornerstone of the local community but, from the 1980s onwards, changed from a thriving market to one that lost its trade to the move towards supermarkets
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here on 12 February 1870, the eldest of nine children. She and her sisters longed to go on the stage, and haunted the local Royal Eagle Tavern music hall, on City Road (where their father also worked, as a waiter). Seven of her siblings went on to professional stage careers, adopting the surname
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to convene on 5 November, because "yet I say they shall receive a terrible blow, the
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criminals, for its furniture trade ... No servants are kept except in the main Road shopping streets and in a few remaining middle class squares in the west.
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Hoxton House, was established as a private asylum in 1695. It was owned by the Miles family, and expanded rapidly into the surrounding streets being described by
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1116:List of people from Hackney
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2481:The Viktor Wynd Museum
2069:. Stjohnshoxton.org.uk
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1290:Mary Wollstonecraft
1251:Parkinson's disease
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795:Church of St Monica
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1197:Bryan Magee
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