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A History of the County of Gloucester
… the parish priests in the Middle Ages had no rectory or vicarage, and were therefore not instituted by the … called curate in 1513. 14 In addition to the parish priest or curate, however, there were in 1532 two stipendiary … with the Gothic inscription round the edge Leger de Parr gyt ycy, dyeux de sa alme en eyt merci. On the south …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… activity in the 18th-century close rather than torpor or quiet, and not all this activity was of a secular … compiled by Canon Hamilton with the approval of Henry Parr Hamilton, who had succeeded to the deanery in 1850, … Francis Lear, D. D., appointed 1846, died 1850. Henry Parr Hamilton, M.A., appointed 1850, died 1880. George David …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… Elizabeth Haywarde (late held) by a lease for 21 years or life (and which Ferrand holds for 21 years beginning … relief 5 78 and for the keeping of a long winged hawk or a goshawk or a tercel (tassell) of a goshawk and a kennel … barge at like price, summa 2.7s.0d. 37. 19 Dec. to Davy Parr joiner for a table with a crest for orders for fishwives …
Magna Britannia
… the hundred of Wonford and in the deanery of Christianity or Exeter, on the great western road to Plymouth, Falmouth, … is a grave-stone inscribed to the memory of Bartholomew Parr, M. D., 1810. The Bishop of Exeter is patron of the … 1801; Maria, his only surviving child, wife of Bartholomew Parr, M. D., 1803; and Richard Langdon, B. M., 1803. On the …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… called Hospitalis Leprosorum (Oliver, Mon., 302), or Fratrum Leprosorum ( Coll. Top., i 375), or Infirmorum (on … next avoidance of the Vicaridge of Hennock bee made to Mr. Parr in consideration of 60 guinneys. (j) Lethbridge's … is now merged with Flaye's and Davie's Charity in Parr Street Endowed Charities,p. 373,] and to the Governors …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… f. 27. "The first and Originall Chartor of the Boroughe or Towne of Bradneys alias Bradnynch." It is a Charter of … The Charter of the Cittie of London. f. 34 b. A note or an abstracte of certeyn and sundrie Articles of pryveleges … parted very early the next morning. Anno 1676 ( sic), John Parre, Mayor. In his yeare att least 600 houses were burned …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… together with the profits of the same, except a fourth or third part of 8 d. for every ton of wine, parcel of the … the Newe Inn shalbe made over to the Chamberlain, Mr. John Parr, and some others for the repayment of 100 l. borrowed … assign to John Crewkerne [the Chamberlain] and John Parr a lease of the New Inn for 12 years. In D. 1784, Nov. …
A History of the County of Leicester
… 3 Henry Mosley was described indifferently as yeoman or weaver. 4 Thomas Swan, yeoman, was a miller as well as a … about 49; John Parsons in 1612 of less than 4; George Parr of less than 5 in 1637; next year Richard Millington … 15091603, 306, 309, 328; L.R.O. Probate Rec. Will of John Parr, c. 1562; Will and Inv. of William Gillot, 1580; Inv. of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… according to the computation of the church of England, or according to the account of them who begin the year at … by eight penyworth and twelve penyworth at one time, or there about, and have not used to buy, ne can buy the said … force would quiet the Norfolk rebels, appointed William Parr Marquis of Northampton, an excellent courtier, and one …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… who persuaded her to embrace the scheme. In the last year or two of her life she talked much about it. About twelve … good, vertuose, and lerned, and men tractabyll'. 10 On or about 29 July 1516 the College was opened with Alan Percy … Sir Joshua Reynolds and also by an unknown artist; Samuel Parr, 'the Whig Dr. Johnson' (17471825), by George Dawe; and …