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A History of the County of Leicester
… H.C. (1863), xviii; and see below, pp. 3089, 31718. B. L. Hutchins and A. Harrison, Hist. of Factory Legislation, …
Survey of London
… farm, called Earl's Court Farm, in the tenure of Samuel Hutchins, whose family had then been tenants of the land for several decades. 3 Apart from Hutchins's holding, which was at that time used mainly for … Earl's Court Farm, which appears to have been occupied by Hutchins's bailiff, and no doubt other members of his staff, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Blakely, R. [Usher by 1755] By 1735 Appletree, J. By 1735 Hutchins, S. By 1735 Blackman, J. By 1735 Miles, R. By 1735 …
Old and New London
… Dr. T. Rennell; the other to a Peninsular officer, Colonel Hutchins, a native of Earl's Court. Near one of the entrances …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… are only the cases of Bootle, 7 Brookfield, 8 Holme, 9 and Hutchins 10 in Knowsley, and Harrington in Huyton. The … for the restoration of the estate of an uncle, William Hutchins, B.D. sequestered for delinquency; ibid. iii, 307. … Jonathan Williamson in Roby had eleven hearths; Robert Hutchins five. Tarbock had John Marshall's house with five. …
Survey of London
… Legal and General Assurance Society Ltd.; B.A.28888. John Hutchins, History and Antiquities of the County of Dorset, …
Survey of London
… merchant. 115 Lawrence bought the property from William Hutchins Callcott, the composer, the last of several …
Survey of London
… to William Browne, who assigned it in 1667 to a William Hutchins who built houses on the ground, and granted leases … upon reserving Ground rents for the same. 112 In 1671 Hutchins's widow granted an eighty-year lease of part of the …
Alumni Oxonienses
… matric. 8 Dec., 1658; perhaps died 18 Sept., 1671. See Hutchins, iii. 50. Tooth, Thomas "ser." St. Mary Hall, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… stonework, formerly part of chimney-piece in vicarage (Hutchins II, 633). Secular (2) The Manor House, 60 yds. S. of …