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Survey of London
… Side No. 43 No. 43 was built for Benjamin Hoadly, Bishop of Salisbury and later of Winchester, under a direct lease … Richard Grosvenor in 1726. 105 It is a large and imposing house, four windows wide and of four main storeys, as … were William Cubitt and Company. 108 Internally the house has been little altered on plan (fig. 3f in vol. XXXIX) …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… GROTON ( St. Bartholomew), a parish, in the union of Cosford, hundred of Babergh, W. division of Suffolk, 1 … was consecrated in August 1832, and, with the parsonage-house, cost 1600, of which 800 were given by the Governors of … the objects of an hospital and a workhouse or house of industry. St. Sampson's St. Sampson's parish is situated …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Grave, as before is noted in Hedune, was ancient demesne of the Soc of Dunham; but the principal part was of the fee of Roger de … and chancel, with a low tower, 2 bells; but the parsonage house is seated pleasantly, and has been greatly improved by …
Survey of London
… XXVIGROVE TERRACE The houses were originally copyhold of the Manor of Cantelowes but except in two or three cases … ground and second floor windows. The chief feature of each house is its entrance doorway which has a semi-circular … 6 which adjoins the southern service roadway. * The centre house of the principal group is numbered 14. Its windows are …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Growth of the City to 1069 CITY OF YORK OUTSIDE THE CITY WALLS EAST … continuing into the 5th century. The hypocaust system of a house built in the late 4th century fell into disuse and … gatehouse. The Egil's Saga ( EHD, 1, 299) described the house of Arinbjorn at York which had its court and a hall. In …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Messengers 16601837 According to the Present State of the British Court: These Messengers are chiefly under the direction of the Secretary of State, being always ready to be sent with all manner of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… oppressions and burdens which have been in the managing of that business, may be redressed for the future. Ordered, … of their imprisonment; and likewise, the books of the House belonging to the Paper Office. Tuesday 2. The House being informed, that there were divers petitioners at …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Parliament could compleat, and present for the acceptance of the Protector, the new constitution, left him to rule, as … various ordinances of a popular tendency. 2 Nor would the industry of his enemies, both royalists and republicans, … and gracious king,' in very sacred and solemn places." House of Stuart, (1730,) p. 113. Ludlow has recorded an …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… December 1. Mr. Lawrence reported from the Council of State, letters of safeguard, to the Prince Frederic, Heir … with a naked knife. Friday 2. Mr. Speaker acquainted the House, that he had received a letter from the Proconsul and … to the Council of State. Monday 12. It being moved in the House this day, that the sitting of this Parliament any …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… debate, it was moved that all ministers who had livings of 60 l. or under, shall be exempted from paying any taxes; … better than a juggler's box; or it must be openly in the House. That hath been found to have many inconveniences; … it was put to the ques tion, and carried by a divided House, 5 that the persons who shall be of the Council, shall …