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A History of the County of Essex
… by its medieval charters, confirmed by inspeximus in 1488, 1547, 1553, 1559, 1605, and 1629. To earlier … year the moderate presbyterian recorder, Sir Harbottle Grimston, resigned. 84 Nevertheless two parties continued … in 1640. 48 Later in 1640 the sitting M.P.s, Harbottle Grimston and Sir William Masham, with Robert Rich, Lord Rich, …
A History of the County of Essex
… The earlier 16th century was a period of contraction in Colchester as the cloth trade, on which the town's economy … of two M.P.s, Sir Thomas Barrington and Harbottle Grimston. 59 The crowd went on to attack Sir Henry Audley's … were becoming discontented. 62 That month Harbottle Grimston urged the mayor to fortify the town against an …
A History of the County of Essex
… observance focusing upon the parish church were still in the ascendant among the majority of townspeople in the … lobbied for particular candidates, as did Harbottle Grimston and John Duke, of Ipswich, in favour of Christopher … unsuccessful attempt of the earl of Warwick and Harbottle Grimston, the recorder, to secure the appointment of a …
A History of the County of Essex
… population perhaps trebled and its relative size in comparison with other provincial towns increased slightly, from seventh in terms of taxable population in 1524-5 to sixth in terms of … Rumours grew of profiteering by the town's M.P., Harbottle Grimston, while the weavers spread the view that M.P.s only …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1640 By c. 1500 houses extended well beyond the town walls in ribbon developments along the major roads, notably East … Sir John Lucas's house at St. John's Abbey, Sir Harbottle Grimston's at the Crutched Friars, and Henry Barrington's in … 1656, but the Lucas house at St. John's and Sir Harbottle Grimston's Crutched Friars never recovered from the siege. 86 …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Tuxford. Tuxfarne TUXFORD. TUXFARNE. In Tuxfarne before the Normans dispossessed the Saxons, were … and two bord. having fourteen car. and one mill 10s. 8d. In king Edward the Confessours time the value of this was … Houghton, Allerton, Little Drayton, Carleton, Elkesley, Grimston, Welhagh, Kirketon, Walesby, Stretton, Fenton, and …
Survey of London
… When this site was cleared for the new American Embassy in 1957 only Nos. 2 and 3 of the five houses originally built … merchant and Governor of Bank of England, 180312. Harriet Grimston, da. of 3rd Viscount Grimston, 182346. Dow. Countess of Charlemont, wid. of 2nd …
Survey of London
… House, Park Lane, and the houses here were all demolished in 19278. No. 33, old Grosvenor House itself, is described in … No. 42 for a prospective tenant in 1780 Viscount Grimston, the leasehold owner, wrote: 'It consists of three … 5th bt., 173743. 1st Lord Sandys, 174470. 2nd Viscount Grimston, 17723: his wid., 17738. Sir Thomas Miller, 5th bt., …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Rome. (f. 13.) To Richard Andrew, archdeacon of Buckingham in Lincoln, doctor of civil law. Indult for life to him, who is a secretary of Henry, king of England, and is in his service, to visit his said archdeaconry by deputy, and … with cure, a canonry of Salisbury and the prebend of Grimston, and the prebend of Iwerne Mynstre in the conventual …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… HISTORY COMMITTEE As at 31 March 1969 Lt.-Col. Sir John Dunnington-Jefferson, bt., d.s.o. (Chairman) Representing the …