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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… speech charge of impeachment against addresses of Hugh Morrell presented to alleged intention of, to maintain Stirt …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… up by English ships Salter, Sir Edward, addresses of Hugh Morrell presented to Sampson, St., the bishop, feast-day of … Archbishop of Canterbury warrants to address of Hugh Morrell presented to caveat for notice to be given to …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… all opposition vain, Mr. Johnston, sending warning to Mr. Morrell, made out of a kitchen door, ran through his … In the attack on the house he "had killed" the Rev. Mr. Morrell, dissenting clergyman of his parish, a man deservedly …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… were founded in 1705, in Goldsmith-place, by Mr. Richard Morrell, who endowed them with an estate for their …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… on plaques. The initials on one may refer to Zechariah Morrell, an early 18th-century minister of Rosslyn Hill …
London Hearth Tax
… west Kempe 1 s In the first precinct on the west Edward Morrell 1 s In the first precinct on the west William Dew 2 s …
London Hearth Tax
… Emptey hows James Russell 3 s Benet Lawrenc 3 s Richard Morrell 6 s Mr Renall 17 s in his hows & the hall 5 Wm Garret …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 41 The house and remaining 108 a. were conveyed to Edward Morrell in 1886 and to Henry Ward in 1901. 42 Ward's trustees …
Henley: Religious History
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 16, Henley-on-Thames and Environs
… a purchase from the then rector's uncle the Revd Deacon Morrell. 11 Much of the ancient curtilage was sold in 1925, … resident rectors. King's successor Thomas Baker Morrell, a future coadjutor bishop of Edinburgh, was related … had Henley connections as a nephew of the Revd Deacon Morrell, from whom King had bought the new rectory house. …
Henley: Social and Political History
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 16, Henley-on-Thames and Environs
… on winter evenings. The patron was the rector T. B. Morrell, and smoking, drinking or card-playing were …