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A History of the County of Gloucester
… in Tewkesbury, and extending into Tredington and Walton Cardiff, comprised 496 a. 203 Mary married in turn Sir …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… a, Sept. 21, 1563, is an agreement whereby John Trew of Cardiff covenants to make the river Exe navigable from …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… &c. of Exeter should join with the Cities of Bristol and Cardiff or else of themselves at their own cost "to sett …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Godolphin Canterbury, Sir Edward Masters, Thomas Lovelace Cardiff, Bussey Mansel Cardigan County, John Vaughan Cardigan …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… and Cork; and in Wales, Shrewsbury, Carmarthen, and Cardiff, and for Cornwall, Lostwithiel and Trerew, and for …
Cardiff Records
… The Corporation Waterworks undertaking History of the Cardiff Corporation Waterworks Undertaking. By JOSEPH LARKE … and Clerk of the Peace. Like most towns in their infancy, Cardiff had to depend upon public and private wells for the … to supply water to "the whole of the town and port of Cardiff and the parishes or places within and adjoining to …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… turb cum 'floribus et palmis,' sung on this day. Bristol. Cardiff. Colchester. York. Carlisle. Country places. Of the …
Survey of London
… use of themes explored and developed in Burges's work at Cardiff for the Marquess of Bute. The materials used are a … still working, for him on other projects, particularly Cardiff Castle. All of the stone carving, from the elaborate …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Forthampton, Kemerton, Oxenton, Tredington, Walton Cardiff, and part of Boddington. 5 The borough of Tewkesbury … the 18th century Boddington, Kemerton, Oxenton, and Walton Cardiff, together with Alderton and Ashton under Hill in the …
Cardiff Records
… p rbends." 1638 June 30. Agreement with Richard Wager, of Cardiff, glasier, for the glazing of "all the windowes lances … Wrench, to whom 1 l 5 s. is given. Mrs. Agnes Williams, of Cardiff, receives 10 s. Undertaking signed by John Watkins, … General Edward Mathews, assignee of Thomas Williams, of Cardiff, alderman. [Blank from 1703 to 1705.] 1706 July 2. …