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A History of the County of Warwick
… meeting-place, Leather Hall) which had been given by John Fox, currier, a member of the congregation. 99 The building, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… town, especially the nationally famous Coventry plays. An entry in the city annals under the year 1416 states that 'the … ii (Dugdale Soc. xix), pp. xvi-xvii. Ibid. p. xiv. L. Fox, 'Cov. Guilds and Trading Companies', T.B.A.S. lxxviii. … Old Cov. 177. W. G. Fretton, Antiq. Losses in Cov. 325. L. Fox, Cov.'s Heritage, 32; W. G. Fretton, 'Hosp. of St. John …
A History of the County of Warwick
… should find some way of disposing of the city's claim. On entry he denied the Coventry citizens their pasture and began … ( Cov. Standard office, 1856); A. 14(b), 200. C.L., L. Fox, 'Study of Hist. of Freedom of City of Cov.' (TS.), 129 … from Cov. Herald), f. 58. Warws. (1817), 314. C.L., L. Fox, 'Hist. Freedom Cov.' 138. Warws. (1817), 314. A. 14(l), …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Bloxam: Hartland, Science of Fairy Tales, 73; and see L. Fox, 'The Early Hist. of Cov.' History, xxx. 21-37. The …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in 1617. 73 GENERAL HISTORY. There is a joint Domesday entry for Ansty and Foleshill 74 (which may also include … 1809. 88 Of the two 19th-century inns, the Crown and the Fox, the Crown is said to have been in existence since 1647, … 41 In fact, the magistrates were meeting weekly at the Fox Inn in 1850. 42 Census, 1891. The acreage was reckoned at …
A History of the County of Warwick
… unlike some of its bigger neighbours, a separate Domesday entry. 74 Although its tithes were separately collected, it … is no other evidence of villein tenure in Coundon, and the entry may merely represent an abortive attempt to give the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… recognizable community existed at Foleshill, the Domesday entry does not provide a starting-point for the agrarian and …
A History of the County of Warwick
A History of the County of Warwick
… church was built in 1906. 51 There was also an inn, the 'Fox Chase', near Keresley Hall in the north-west. Apparently …