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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1 Mar. Hewitt, T. 1738 29 July Thompson, J. 1747 5 Oct. Thornhill, N. Supernumerary Grooms (16621668; 16801688; …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Jane his wife had a right to in it, to the use of Richard Thornhill, esq. His grandson alienated that part of the … lord Cheney, continued in the descendants of Richard Thornhill, esq. down to Richard Thornhill, esq. of Ollantigh, who in the fourth year of queen …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Swanborough, King's Rowborough and Studfold, and probably Thornhill, Blackgrove and Kingsbridge were permanently … found such unions inconvenient: in 1275 the men of Thornhill complained of their union with Blackgrove and …
Old and New London
… Clenche, 1692; Beau Fielding, for bigamy, 1706; Richard Thornhill, Esq., for killing Sir Cholmeley Deering in a duel, …
Survey of London
… carpenter, who was granted a lease in 1635. 87 Sir James Thornhill had lived in the house from 1722 until his death in …
Survey of London
… John Norris, 17202, naval commander-in-chief; Sir James Thornhill, 172234, painter; George Douglas, fourth Baron …
Survey of London
… other court painters, Sir Godfrey Kneller and Sir James Thornhill. The notable private residents in the Piazza are …
Survey of London
… These paintings were often falsely attributed to Sir James Thornhill or, with no more apparent authority, to his … (1849), that the house had been the residence of Sir James Thornhill (16751734). The date of building makes this … was advanced that the staircase hall was painted by Thornhill or (as is at least chronologically feasible) by his …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford
… wreath enclosing a painting of the Ascension by Sir James Thornhill, 1716. Fittings Bells: In cupolatwo; 1st by Michael …
A History of the County of Oxford
… been far enough advanced for James (afterwards Sir James) Thornhill to begin his painting of the Ascension on the …