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A History of the County of Sussex
… F. W. Russell. 72 By 1930 it had been bought by the Hon. Arthur (later Sir Arthur) Howard. 73 Wappingthorn House 74 was built in 1609, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of Glastonbury, whose epitaph on the tomb of the renowned Arthur at Glastonbury is noticed by Leland, was a native of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of the Knights of the Round Table, in honour of King Arthur. Beyond, for some distance, is a plain inclosed by the … though from its form it acquired the appellation of Arthur's Oven, remained in a very perfect state till about …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and dedicated to ST. MARY MAGDALENE, was said to be by Mr. Arthur of Plymouth. It was built of lias in the early …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Thomas (d. 1872) was succeeded by his son the Revd. Henry Arthur Daniel (d. 1912). 26 Henry's son Henry Thomas (d. …
Survey of London
… site and opened on March 2, 1899. 34 The architect was Sir Arthur Blomfield, who had recently restored Southwark …
Survey of London
… 14 and 18 without a home in London. 78 The architect was Arthur T. Bolton and the builders were Rudd and Son. 33 The …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 2 Sir Wroth Palmer Acland (d. 1816) was a younger son of Arthur Acland of Fairfield and served under the duke of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… without issue in 1762, leaving the estate to his kinsman Arthur Acland in tail male. 64 Arthur died in 1771 and his son John (cr. Bt. 1818 and from …
A History of the County of Northampton
… estate in Stoke and 25 s. 6 d. on that acquired from Sir Arthur Longfield had long since been inclosed within the … and Shutlanger, was conveyed to Henry VIII in 1541 by Arthur Longfield of Wolverton (d. 1557), Sir John's second … 32 and about a year later Henry redeemed his promise to Arthur Longfield to make a further grant to him in exchange …