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Survey of London
… of arms with mantling and crest. Arms Party saltirewise or and azure a lion likewise parted and counter-coloured, for … Azure a cheveron between three wolves' heads razed or, for GOWER ( referring to Elizabeth Gower his first wife), … from Allen. Their son, Thomas Allen of Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square, was lord of the manor of Bibsworth, in …
History Theses 1901-1970
… and the foundation of the Nanking regime, 19249. P.D. Cavendish. Cambridge Ph.D. 1968. Baron Shidehara's China …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1857-70 Assistant Clerks 1857-70 The grade of Assistant, or Second Class, Clerk was created in 1857 when provision was … serving as Private Secretary to the Secretary of State or as Précis Writer, while retaining his rank as an Assistant … Hon. E. S. 1857 7 Dec. Synge, W. W. F. 1859 1 Jan. Cavendish, F. W. H. 1859 1 April Wolff, H. D. 1859 1 June …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Junior Clerks 1824-57 The grade of Assistant Junior, or Fourth Class, Clerk was created in 1824 when provision was … Synge, W. W. F. 1846 26 June Hope Johnstone, J. 1848 9 May Cavendish, F. W. H. 1849 14 Jan. Wolff, H. D. 1851 1 Oct. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by Bishop Beck for a dean and nine prebendaries: three or four additional prebends were founded by Bishop Langley, … is said to be derived from the Saxon Aldwin, an elder or chieftain, and Shagh, a wood. It is supposed to have … of John Hardwicke, Esq., brought it to Sir William Cavendish, from whom it descended to its now noble possessor, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… parish and much land outside it. 39 From the 10th century or earlier it was diminished by piecemeal grants, described … that reduced manor, later BAMPTON EARLS, KING'S BAMPTON, or BAMPTON TALBOT and assessed at 1 knight's fee, passed to … between, among others, his sister Grace, relict of Henry Cavendish, his sister Mary's grandson Sir George Savile Bt. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to the profits of the rectory, although in the late 11th or early 12th century Wulfric the priest may have been … until the 16th century and probably appointed curates or vicars from the first. The advowson followed the descent … but in 1858 Parker left to become minister of the wealthy Cavendish Street church in Manchester. A condition of his …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Baseford, and Algarthorpe, or, Eland-Hall Baseford, and Algarthorpe, or, Eland-Hall. There were many Mannors in Baseford of … sold to In Basford Town 1612, were owners, William Lord Cavendish, Sir John Hollys, Sir John Byron, Sir Percivall …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… borough, and contains 4036 acres, of which 107 are common or waste; the surface consists of hill and dale, and the soil … 1646, by Richard Aldworth. Almshouses for eight aged men or women, each of whom receives 6. 18. per annum, were … carriage drive. Above the Crescent are St. James's-square, Cavendish-place and crescent, Somerset-place, and …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… in the history of that place. The village consists of 40 or 50 dwellings, and is pleasantly situated. In a good house … Lordship is open fields, but small, and is divided, the Cavendish family have the corn tythe, and I believe nothing …