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A History of the County of Essex
… 1862 the vestry accepted an offer, made by Sir Charles Cunliffe-Smith, Bt., of Suttons (see above), of £300 towards … representing the Last Supper, was presented by Sir Charles Cunliffe-Smith, Bt., of Suttons (see above). 42 The plate …
A History of the County of Essex
… until after 1832. 18 By 1838 it had passed to Sir Charles Cunliffe Smith, Bt., grandson of the purchaser of the manor. …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.,licence to take name and arms of Cunliffe. 31 Mar. 131 Do. Tweed, John, of Stoke, Suffolk, …
Survey of London
… restrictive covenants in new leases, 141 and when Lady Cunliffe, living in New Norfolk (now Dunraven) Street wanted …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… (1657). # T. Armstrong (1657). # D. Davison (1657). # E. Cunliffe (1658). # R. Bressy (1658). # Sir S. Scott (1658). # …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… Rigby, John Starkie, Ri. Haworth, J. Fletewoode, and Rob. Cunliffe. Nov. 1. Charing Cross.Letter from B. Kingesmille to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Almond, Richard Craven; Great HarwoodRichard Cunliffe; OsbaldestonRichard Osbaldeston of Wilpshire, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… pier of the south side is a brass plate to John Cunliffe of Woodhead, who died in 1695, and Mary (Cheetham) … only ancient charity known was a gift by Mrs. Catherine Cunliffe, who died in 1756, for Bibles and Prayer-books for …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… moieties from an early time by families named Anderton and Cunliffe, a rent of 9 s. 6 d. being payable to Manchester, … are held. 32 Of the origin of LADYHALGHor Ladyhall, the Cunliffe portion of the manor, nothing is known. 33 About 1400 a moiety of the vill of Anderton together with Cunliffe in Billington and Wilpshire and other lands came …