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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… This officer was paid 15 4s 2d at the Restoration, raised in 1661 to 30 plus 200 for outfitting the choristers. By May … winter and summer liveries. 3 Pelham Humfrey was paid 40 in salary for life; this rose to 80 in 1710. In 1704 Blow was … Champnes, S. By 1748 Monk, W. By 1748 Randall, R. By 1748 Haughton, T. By 1748 Waller, J. By 1754 Gaudry, J. By 1755 …
Survey of London
… Early history. Our earliest knowledge of a church in Shoreditch is derived from three documents of about the … Fremlin of the East India Company's Service.] 16. Easter Haughton ob. 1668.[+] [Ellis gives the date of death of Esther Haughton, wife of Samuel Haughton, as 1688.] 5617. Francis …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… DENTON CHORLTON-UPON-MEDLOCK FAILSWORTH DIDSBURY HAUGHTON BRADFORD CHORLTON-WITH-HARDY HEATON NORRIS BLACKLEY … Manchester, with an area of 35, 152 acres and a population in 1901 of 878, 532, has from time immemorial been the most important in the county. The situation of the town from which it …
Scriveners' company common paper 1357-1628
… citizen and goldsmith of London, Secundarius Computatorii in Bread Street, London, adm. at a quarterly meeting of the … Walter Filkins [ 1583] Humfrey Pye, s. of William Pye of Haughton, co. Staffs., yeoman, app. to John Yarington [ … [ 1589], 9 Oct. 1610 Robert Pye, s. of William Pye of Haughton, co. Staffs., yeoman, app. to Thomas Preene [ 1602], …
A History of the County of York
… Education From what has been said 47 it will be clear that in a city whose cathedral was dominated by whig churchmen, … 'both as to doctrine and worship the purest church ... in the world: the most orthodox in faith, the freest on the … foundation; three more—the two Wilson's schools and Haughton's—were founded during the 18th century. The most …
Survey of London Monograph
… To 1678 THE HISTORY OF THE QUEEN'S HOUSE Carved frieze in the Queen's Cabinet The First Phase The Queen's House, … gates in the park were broken open to let him in. Arthur Haughton 45 was instructed to "take a platt of the House and … for "2 large thick past boards made into a cover"; Arthur Haughton charged 5s. 6d. for "a box covered with red leather …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of its territory (which contained four small towns set in 92 sq. km. of countryside) 2 but also because its legal … Conquest they shared a common fiscal privilege. All lay in south Shropshire, scattered around a large central estate … church. Beckbury e.g. adjoined the large minster par. of Shifnal (Eyton, ii. 331). Below, Deuxhill, church. Where it …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… The manuscripts of John Dovaston, Esq. A MANUSCRIPT VOLUME IN THE POSSESSION OF JOHN DOVASTON, ESQ., OF WEST FELTON, CO. … Cresswell. f. 154 d. 1634, June 22.Appointment of William Haughton of Haughton in Cheshire gent., and James Haughton his brother, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… whose title was changed to that of gentlemen at arms in 1834, were the captain, lieutenant, standard bearer and … John Kirke, was originally appointed during pleasure in 1664 but subsequently received a grant for life in 1676 … 29 Sept. Smith, T. 1723 18 May Lovelace, P. 1723 30 May Haughton, W. 1724 11 Jan. Jones, O. 1724 18 Aug. Morley, W. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… The parish comprises ten townships, anciently arranged in four 'quarters' thus: (1) Childwall; (2) Wavertree, … 5 s.2; the total being 6 5 s. 3 Henry earl of Derby in 1591 gave his decision in the dispute between the … John Ireland of the Hutt, Edward Norris of Speke, Evan Haughton of Wavertree, William Woodward and Thomas Orme of …