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Calendar of Treasury Books
… about acres; in order to a lease thereof to Edward, Visc. Cornbury as the King has directed. Ibid., p. 230. Jan. 26. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… enclosing the petition [missing] of Edward, Visc. Cornbury praying a grant of several derelict and other lands …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… a year's allowances. Ibid. The Treasury Lords to Visct. Cornbury to examine and report on the accounts of Col. …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… (182639). Trading at 8 Coburg Pl., Old Kent Rd in 1826, 1 Cornbury Pl., Old Kent Rd, 182627, and 28 Wigmore St in 1839. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… The previous holder of the office was Henry Hyde, viscount Cornbury, who became earl of Clarendon in the preceding year, …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the 23rd May, old style. Cal. S.P. Dom., 16289, page 557. Cornbury Park. He reached London on Wednesday and saw the …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… the deceased Grand Duke Ferdinand II. Henry Hyde, viscount Cornbury, Clarendon's eldest son. This refers more …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the same subject. 4 pages. March 26. 77. Letter from Lord Cornbury to the Lord High Treasurer. In obedience to his … upon his restoration. In suspending M r Byerley he (L d Cornbury) had not the least thought of encroaching upon his … not pay the warrants directed to him by his Lordship (Lord Cornbury) in council; and this favour he begged because when …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… To be read againe. 1 page. Sept. 10. 125. Letter from Lord Cornbury to the L d High Treasurer. He had had several …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Castle, 22 Nov. 1707. 1 page. Nov. 24. 72. Letter of Lord Cornbury [governor of New York] to the Lord High Treasurer. … &c. Asking, if complaints were made against him by Lord Cornbury, for time to justify himself. Dated New York, 13 … 19 Dec. 1707. 2 pages. Dec. 20. 100. Letter from Lord Cornbury to the Lord High Treasurer, sending papers as to M r …