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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… a good Appearance at this Meeting, having most Confidence in Full Houses, where the Well-being of the Church, and all … fit to let you know, That I have fully inform'd myself in that Matter, and do affirm to you, that no part of those … of the two Kingdoms; and I did the same to my Parliament in Scotland; they have made a great Step towards it; and I do …
Survey of London
… The Social Character of the Estate The London Season in 1841 The London Season in 1841 We have already seen that … at Combe Abbey near Coventry. Their eldest son, Viscount Grimston, M.P., still a bachelor, also joined them at … Castle, back to Grosvenor Square, and thence (with Lord Grimston and their youngest daughter) to Earl and Countess …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… filio Jacobi xv d De Thoma Pertrik' iij d o.q. De Roberto in le Wra vij d o.q. De Ricardo filio Laurencii iij s v d q. … viij d q. De Thoma Gamell' ij s o.q. De Willelmo de Grimston' x d q. Summa, xv s v d o. Naburne. De Nicholao de … Stamford Bridge West. Moreby, Stillingfleet par. Grimston, Dunnington par., and Heslington par. Scoreby, Low Catton par. …
Old and New London
… to Steal the RegaliaThe Tower ArmouriesAbsurd Errors in their ArrangementChain MailGerman Fluted ArmourHenry … ignored and refused by the authorities, and are now at Grimston. A fourth was a most singular quaint helmet, … 10, and is now in the collection of Lord Londesborough, at Grimston. The present Horse Armoury, at the south-west corner …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… - Thormanby Thockrington THOCKRINGTON, a parish, in the union of Bellingham, N. E. division of Tindale ward, … Cary-Coats, and Sweethope, 193 inhabitants, of whom 42 are in Thockrington township, 10 miles (N. by E.) from Hexham. … net income, 50; patron and impropriator, the Rev. J. Dunnington Jefferson. The church, an ancient structure in the …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 14 July, 1676, aged 19. [ 30] Thorie, John (or Thory) born in London, s. John; D.Med. of "Bellavi" ( i.e. Bailleul in Flanders). Christ Church, matric. 1 Oct., 1586, aged 18, … 1622) B.D. 1624, rector of Little Massingham 1620, and of Grimston, Norfolk, 1625, and one of the assembly of divines. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1,494 a. 3 A vill called Crossum was mentioned, usually in association with West Cottingwith, from the late 12th to the early 14th century, and, as 'Gressone', in 1452. 4 Its location is not known but it may have given … A building for a village institute was given by Sir John Dunnington-Jefferson, Bt., in 1921 and used until c. 1970, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of TIDENHAM containing 30 hides was granted by King Edwy in 956 to Wulfgar, Abbot of Bath. After 1052 Bath Abbey … of c. 290 a. In 1771 William mortgaged the estate to James Grimston, Viscount Grimston, whose son, also James, initiated proceedings for …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Henry of Scotland (d. 1152) gave Ughtred of London 140 a. in the 'hanger' 82 of Tottenham, together with half of a … and Edward Taylor, 25 who in 1545 conveyed 164 a. to John Grimston. 26 One third was conveyed by Grimston in 1546 to Nicholas Askew and his wife Alice, 27 who …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… soil which alternates with peat. Eccleston village lies in a hollow, and an adjacent colliery shows that farming is … a small area of the gannister beds on the western side in Knowsley Park; whilst the lower mottled sandstone and the … 25). His possessions were leased by the crown to Charles Grimston; Lancs. and Ches. Rec. (Rec. Soc. Lancs. and Ches.), …