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Survey of London
… Cave, architect), recast 1929 (J. E. Forbes and J. Duncan Tate, architects). No. 8 occupied as studio by Sir William …
Survey of London
… 9 were altered and united by J. E. Forbes and J. Duncan Tate for the latter's friend, Sir William Orpen, who then …
A History of the County of Northampton
… books record that Mr. Henry Hickman, LL.D., and Francis Tate, Esq., made request to be chosen burgesses for the town … 371 Henry Lee finds it noteworthy that in 1640 Zouch Tate of Delapr was elected burgess 'without his making any …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… boast of a schoolmaster of exceptional renown in James Tate. He was born in 1771 of poor parents, and was educated … to its most distinguished head master, the Rev. James Tate, in 1850. 36 Frenchgate, spelt 'Franchegate' in 1431, 37 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Martin, Salisbury, in 1648; and in July 1648 Dr. Faithful Tate became Presbyterian minister at the cathedral with a … particularly at the cathedral and in the close. Faithful Tate had left Salisbury by 1650. The only successor to him …
Survey of London Monograph
… and Coroner, 1458. Henry Wilson, of Oldford, 1502. John Tate, 1508. Richard Gray, 1532. The Amcotts and Wylford Brass …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… name it staid but a very short time before it was sold to Tate, who passed it away to Sir Richard Lee, citizen of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Turner, Baldwin Hill, and, at that date, Bartholomew Tate, were farmers not rectors; the rectory was still that of … Asthill and Horwell were in Stivichall, and Bartholomew Tate was using these as his title deeds. 34 The corporation's … 36 This was followed by an agreement in 1595 between Tate and the corporation, by which Warwick Lane (Kenilworth …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 1572 but soon after died and was replaced by Bartholomew Tate, a member of an old Coventry family and a county landowner. Tate's colleague, Thomas Wight (or Wright), mercer, who was …