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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Tryan, William Stenne, Peter the Camere, and Charles Harman were commanded not to trouble the peace of their …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the members first chosen by the city being Mr. Richard Harman, and Mr. Richard Catlin; Mr. Joseph Scottowe being … to the mayor, Sir John Hobart, Knt. and Bart. Richard Harman, Richard Catline, John Toley, and Adrian Parmenter, … 1626, Basingbourn Throckmorton. Augustine Scottow, Richard Harman. 1627, Francis Cock. Henry Lane, Tho. Atkin. 1628, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Wisse, John Lawrence. Burgesses In Parliament. 1649, Ric. Harman, 5 Ric. Catlyn, Esqrs. members in the long parliament. …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… Cornelius, and William Stanley, grocers, James Mason. John Harman, and Thomas Dowse chaundlers, and John Thackham …
Survey of London
… Soho Fields. One of his sons-in-law and executors, Philip Harman, citizen and draper of London, actively maintained the … House and the western part of Carlisle Street. But Philip Harman, who (as has been seen) had continued Girle's … and constitute the first vestry of the future parish Harman was, as a resident within its boundaries, the only one …
Old and New London
… will be no collection. By order of the general Committee. Harman Verelst, Secretary. The concourse of visitors on this …
Survey of London
… E/HOL, lease cited in licence of 20 June 1935 to C. J. Harman; D. S. R. E/HOL, second lease book, pp. 42833; D. S. …
Survey of London
… who each took leases of one or more sites, while the Mary Harman who took three leases was probably the widow of Philip Harman (see pages 312). The annual sum received in ground …
Old and New London
… we have lost the great Rothschild, Jeremiah Harman, Daniel Hardcastle, the younger Rothschilds occupy a …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… the House, was accus'd of giving false. Orders to Sir John Harman to flacken Sail, while the Duke was reposing himself, …