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Survey of London
… The leases of houses in the square granted by Richard Frith and William Pym contained clauses charging the lessees … original leases of houses in the square had been paid to Frith and Pym, both of whom had ceased to have any connexion …
A History of the County of Oxford
… South Leigh. 86 In the early 13th century Alexander de la Frith held ½ hide freely in South Leigh of Richard de …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… Majesty (he said) may be sure of all on this side of the Frith, and also very shortly come to the rest of the whole …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are Morrage, Axedge, the Cloud heath, High Forest, Leek-Frith, and Mowcop or Mole-Cop. The middle and southern parts …
Survey of London
… George Court; the principal builder here was Richard Frith, best known for his work in Soho. 14 A good deal later, …
Survey of London
… in terms of the modern streets lay around the crossing of Frith Street and Romilly Street (fig. 2 on page 28). It … speculators, Joseph Girle, a brewer by trade, and Richard Frith, tiler and bricklayer, to whom had passed the Earl of … of direct negotiation between the bishop and Girle or Frith. Some eight years later the episcopal and parliamentary …
Survey of London
… of 1675 most of the sites were sold to buildersRichard Frith, who bought three sites and had a temporary lien on a … were to some extent associates, but the other builders, Frith, Barbon, Shaw, and those employed by owner-occupiers, … 1678, when the Bill was in the committee stage, Richard Frith, the owner and vendor of No. 15, had to give his …
Survey of London
… Grosvenor and Richard Hayb(o)urne in trust for Richard Frith on 1314 June 1673, 284 the same day on which Frith was granted the adjacent site to the south, of No. 15. In January 1674/5 Frith sold the site to Sir Fulke Lucy 284 who appears as …
Survey of London
… citizen and carpenter, in trust for the builder, Richard Frith, on 1314 June 1673, the same date as the agreement … in that or the following year. a In May 1677 one of Frith's trustees, Grosvenor, was replaced by two new … citizen and plasterer. 310 In May of the following year Frith and the trustees sold the site, nominally for the …
Survey of London
… Albans and his leasehold and freehold trustees to Richard Frith and his trustees in compliance with an agreement of the … for 1677 in the occupation of the Earl of Essex, to whom Frith's mortgagees sold the house for 6000 in June 1679. 400 …