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The Later Records relating to North Westmorland
… Archer, the Treasurer for the County, within ten days or otherwise upon his default be proceeded against according … been paid to John Archer, the Treasurer for the County, or his assigns. William Sandford sold the manor and tithes in … 1 Tho. Wilkinson 1 Rich. Mouncey 1 Ellinor Noble 1 Tho. Jameson 1 John Lawes 1 Chr. Harryson 1 John Collyson 1 John …
Survey of London
… Nos. 38–42 Duke Street and 2–10 Ryder Street Messrs. Jameson and Wallis, architects (p. 312) …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 'like a company of brutes who had been killing some dog or cat'. In the same year Hull Quakers were told that they … The Independents gained 12 new members in 1686 and 10 or 11 in 1687; the Presbyterians began regular lectures under … the former Primitive Methodist chapel, registered in 1934. Jameson Street: registered from 1923 to 1926 when it was …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1412. 9 The dike was subsequently known either as Julian or Derningham (more often Derringham) Dike. It led to Busdike … (later called the Bush Dike) into the town by 'bussemen', or 'bushmen'. 24 In 1613, however, steps were taken to pipe … 285 A service was next provided in 1921, running from Jameson Street to Stoneferry Green, and additional routes …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… MASTIC, on the contrary, usually specify the 'clearest' or the 'pale picked' mastic, for example [Spon (1879)]; [Jameson (1929)]. The only references to red mastic in the … of Physicians preferred 'mercurius corrosivus sublimatus' or corrosive MERCURY SUBLIMATE [Pemberton (1746)]. OED online …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… for casual relief from freemen, freemen's widows, or daughters of freemen of the Company. These applications … of the 26th June 1833 it was ordered that the messuages or dwelling-houses and hereditaments stated in the … at present all communicants, and receive 8 s. a year each. Jameson's Charity. Thomas Jameson, on the 13th June 1679, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Mersey, and comprises 2692 acres, of which 650 are common or waste land. A quarry of rough stone produces a good … A small collection of dwellings here is called Fisherton, or Fishertown, the "Piscaria of Glazebrook" frequently … agent to the Earl of Derby. Holly Grove belongs to William Jameson, Esq. Whitfield-House Academy, established in 1820, …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… thereby to take young pigeons thence in the night time, or otherwise to have thereby stolen goods out of the said … his wife to give evidence against Margaret, wife of John Jameson of the same, gentleman, for stealing 25s. in money … out of the tent [ sic] of the said Richard; and of Robert Jameson of the same, gentleman, and John Jameson of the same, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… it still belonged in 1983. 95 Either the impropriator or his lessee paid £20 a year to the curate as stipend in … curates lived; there was no glebe house in 1724 1 or in 1830, 2 and no earlier reference to one has been found, … since an assistant curate usually officiated, but William Jameson, curate from 1775, often served, with the assistance …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… was called the Sans Pareil, 23 in 1832 the Clarence, or Royal Clarence, 24 and in 1833 the Royal Kingston Theatre. … is said to have been demolished in 1836. 26 The Adelphi, or Royal Adelphi, on the corner of Wellington Street and … Whitefriargate until 1926, when new offices were built in Jameson Street. These were damaged by bombing in 1941 but …