Search
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I
… See Conisby. Cunte, Andrew le, merchant of Amiens, 283. Cuper, William le, 325. Cupere, Robert le, 191. Cuppeldyk, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… alias Neblond, monk, p. 1528. - (Colchester), Rob. alias Cuper, monk, p. 1529:g. 357 (27). Colcok, Edward, 2054 (2). … See Covintre. County Palatine, the. See Cheshire. Coupar (Cuper), William abbot of, 2461. Couper. See Cowper. Coupull. … in Scotland, vicar of, p. 1525. -, abbey of, 300. Cuper, Robert alias Colchester, q.v. -, Wm. See Coupar. Cura. …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… 309 ii. Cunningham, , St. Kitts, 173. -, -, grant of, 134. Cuper, Jonathan Davis, document signed by, 675 vii. Currey, …
Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Series 2, Volume 3, Henry VII
… dated 16 September, 22 Henry VII, Thomas Polsted, John Cuper, gentleman, William Richebell, the younger, Richard …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… he will write in his next letters of less haste. Paul de Cuper arrived here not long since, as agent for those … will send a copy of every particular to his Lordship when Cuper returns.Cork, 25 June 1608. Pp. 2. Hol. Add. Endd. …
The Environs of London
… from Holland. Beaufoy's vinegar works. On the site of Cuper's Gardens are Messrs. Beaufoy's extensive vinegar … and the premises were let to a Methodist preacher 195. Cuper's Gardens. The site of Messrs Beaufoy's distillery was, … of Arundel 196. The premises were afterwards rented by one Cuper, who had been the Earl's gardener, and from him …
Old and New London
… end of Waterloo Bridge; near it, a little to the west, are Cuper's Gardens, a mass of trees and foliage; to the south is … stood formerly a noted place of public resort, known as Cuper's Gardens, and constantly alluded to by writers in the … place, for he tells us that it took its name from Boydell Cuper, who had been gardener to Lord Arundel on the other …
A History of the County of Surrey
… or stairs were opposite the palace gateway. In 1746 Cuper's Gardens were standing on the site of Waterloo Road, … Arundel from Italy. 49 They had been first laid out by Mr. Cuper, the Duke of Norfolk's gardener. They became known as … and seven more timber yards lay along the bank between Cuper's Gardens and Westminster Bridge. Vine Street, with its …
Old and New London
… of goods. Near Waterloo Bridge. and close to the site of Cuper's Gardens, of which we have already spoken, 1 another …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in Chelsea', to Peter Rousseau, a Frenchman, and Josiah Cuper to hold as trustees. Cuper died in 1660 and Adriana in 1661, and her husband's …