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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and Roger Earl of Norfolk, was patron. Rectors. In 1303, John de Honyng, presented by Roger Earl of Norfolk. 1303, Thomas de Mutford. Ditto. 1330, John Spare, by Thomas de Brotherton Earl of Norfolk. 1330, … Edward de Montacute. 1351, Reginald Bishop. Ditto. 1352, John Mareys. Ditto. 1355, William Bernard. Ditto. 1357, John …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… presented by Thomas Brotherton, Earl of Norfolk. 1349, John Aldham, by Sir Edward de Montacute. 1392, Thomas Chalke, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… of Bersedelaw, which Robert held them over of the heirs of John de Hardesill, chr. by the service of a fore sperhawk, … at Westminster 9 E: 2, in the octaves of the holy Trinity, John de Sandale passed the manor of Claworth Wodehouses, with the appurtenances, to John de Heydon, who by another, the morrow after St: John …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… view of Stafford Castle, Cannock Chase, &c. Clayton (St. John the Baptist) CLAYTON ( St. John the Baptist), a parish, in the union of Cuckfield, … from Clayton Hill are extensive. Fairs are held on St. John's Common, for cattle and sheep, on the 6th of July, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… structure, built, with the parsonage-house, by Dr. John Robinson, a native of the parish, a distinguished … net income, 150. A district church dedicated to St. John was erected on a site given by the late Mrs. Beaumont, … for Baptists and Wesleyans. A free school was founded by John Amphlett, Esq., in 1704; and a Sunday school by Thomas …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… five Consecration-crosses, medival. Bells: four; 4th by John Finch, 1640. Brackets: In N. chapelon E. wall, shaped … 15th or 16th-century. Brass: In N. chapelsaid to be of Sir John Barre and Eden (Hotoft) his wife, figure of man in …
A History of the County of Northampton
… with Potterspury by Henry de Ferrers. 10 In the reign of John, William de Ferrers, Henry's descendant, granted the … to Hugh de Woodville at a fee farm rent of 20 s. When John son of John de Woodville was summoned to substantiate his claim to …
Survey of London
… shortly after the adjacent Hospitaller priory of St John in about 1144 by the same man, Jordan de Bricet, the … nuns fields and meadows to the north, either side of St John Street. A stone church dedicated to St Mary, built c. … Who designed the house is not known, though the names of John Smythson, Cavendish's architect at Bolsover Castle and …
Survey of London
… built beside Hicks' Hall, the new sessions house in St John Street (see page 206), but the site there was too … entries in a competition held by the board in 1893 (with John Macvicar Anderson as assessor) to see if outside … up with tall warehouses like that already erected for John Greenwood & Sons (No. 34 Farringdon Lane, see page 375). …
Survey of London
… near the high altar; and Sir William Weston, prior of St John's monastery at the time of its suppression in 1540, who … decided to purchase the remnant of the priory church of St John as a second church for Clerkenwell (see page 128). 56 … James's Church 30. St James's Church, west end. Drawing by John Coney, 1818 As often in Georgian church-building, it was …