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Survey of London
… leases (and worked on the church) was Richard Rider or Ryder, carpenter. 117 There were at least three generations of the Ryder family who were responsible for much building in the West End of London and elsewhere. Richard Ryder (I), presumably Richard Ryder the elder, who built in …
Survey of London
… wrote to McClymont: 'From a whisper I heard I think Mr Ryder [later the fourth Earl of Harrowby, of Coutts] and Mr …
A History of the County of Warwick
… scholar and friend of Jeremy Taylor (16815); Dr. John Ryder, later Archbishop of Tuam (172142); and Thomas Edwards, writer on religious subjects (1770 85). John Ryder, Dean of Lismore and son of Dr. John Ryder, was born here in 1723, and Samuel William King, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 5 d. consols, and 100 consols under the charities of Mary Ryder, Elizabeth King and Elizabeth Chinner respectively. The …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 72 which was opened in 1884. The Wesleyan chapel in Ryder's Wynd, superseding one built in 1807, dates from 1841, …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… by order of court [20 July 1585, Rep.21, f.192] to William Ryder draper in respect of his hurt and hindrance which he …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… shalbe taken to ryde in poste to demaunde and take of the ryder after the rate of twoo pence the myle for everye horse … next appointed stage, nor carey aney burden besydes the Ryder that shall exced the waighte of fortie powndes withoute …
A History of the County of Hertford
… side is Marlborough House, the residence of Mr. Samuel Ryder. At the north corner of St. Peter's Street and Victoria … Ramsey Lodge (The Rev. Canon Hopkins), Beaulieu (Mr. T. F. Ryder), The Moorings (Mr. F. Mead), Clementhorpe (Miss Rokeby … Inn, 36a which Queen Elizabeth visited in 1577, now Mr. Ryder's Seed Stores; Holywell Lodge (Mr. Thomas Kent), and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 1743); Edward Willes, 1745; Henry Plumptre (d. 1746); John Ryder, Archbishop of Tuam (d. 1775); Thomas Penny White (d. …