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A History of the County of Worcester
… it was one of the most important of Osbern Fitz Richard's estates in Worcestershire, had been transferred to …
A History of the County of Worcester
… 2 (transferred from Staffordshire) DUDLEY BOROUGH KING'S NORTON ELMLEY LOVETT KINGTON BELBROUGHTON FECKENHAM … these manors were transferred to the Bishop of Worcester's hundred of Oswaldslow. It is not known when these changes … belonging to Evesham Abbey, Abbots Morton and Sheriff's and Atch Lench 15 were transferred to the abbot's hundred …
A History of the County of Worcester
… INKBERROW STOKE PRIOR CROOME D'ABITT KEMPSEY STOULTON EARL'S CROOME KNIGHTWICK with Kenswick TIBBERTON HILL CROOME … Tredington, the suitors at that hundred being the bishop's tenants of those manors, including Evenlode, Daylesford, … on Stour, 8 though these latter places, according to Edgar's charter, were among those added to complete the half …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and weakening its force, so that about king Henry VII.'s time, that part of the Wantsume, which ran by Sarre towards … lessened the force of the tide, and of the Stour's waters mixing with it, which occasioned the sands to … across the island, and is commonly called St. Mildred's lynch, as will be further mentioned hereafter. It is …
Survey of London
… the construction of the City Canal. Pomfret Manor, St Mary's in the Marsh and the Chapel House The first clear evidence … 'very seditious and slandrous' content, written by Thomas Nashe in collaboration with Ben Jonson and others, and … was outrageous enough to lead to Jonson's imprisonment and Nashe's fleeing London. The Isle of Dogs of the title, …
Justice in Eighteenth-Century Hackney
… Thursday, 7 February 1734 Issued a Warr t: to Levy 5 s on him or in default thereof to Set him in y e Stocks for 6 … William Griffith one of the Headboroughs of the Parish of S t. John at Hackney [to take deleted] with one John Brattle … bound in the sum of forty pounds. Upon Condition that the s d W m Burrell personally appeareth at the next General …
Survey of London
… over some fifty years, between 1821 and the mid 1870's, but the most intense activity took place between 1840 and … his brother were extremely wealthy. After Richard Ladbroke's death the estate passed to his son, another Richard, who at … distant cousin, Robert Ladbroke. By 1819 Richard Ladbroke's mother, sisters and two of his nephews had all died, and …
Survey of London
… were disastrous. The successful development of Connop's lands was postponed for a decade or more, despite the fact … likely to prove 'ripe' for building, whereas on Duncan's more westerly lands, Duncan's partner, Richard Roy, was able to organize a dramatic surge …
Cardiff Records
… Llandaff, Radyr and Caerau. According to Leland's description, the old Commote of Kibbor lay entirely east of … and Llandaff. It is perhaps doubtful whether Leland's description is correct in not including in Kibbor those … In another place he states that the holders of the knight's fees, and also the freeholders of Kibbor, were in every …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… and Collar Days; to the House of Lords and St. Paul's on ceremonial occasions; and at drawing rooms. Twenty were … 1728 16 Feb. Beauclerk, Lord H. 1735 6 June Garrard, Sir S. 1740 12 May Wynn, Sir W. 1749 11 Apr. Grimston, Hon. H. … Henderson, W. 1823 23 Dec. Hinrich, H.B. 1831 9 Dec. Spry, S.T. Standard Bearer 16601837 1660 28 June Skrimshere, J. By …