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A Dictionary of London
… Copula - Corner's Court Copula Grant of a "copula" to Henry, son of Reiner and Joan his wife towards the building of their … ii. 141). Named after the owner. Corbettes Key Bequest by Richard Feldyng, mercer, to the Mercers' Company of tenements …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… occupation medical surgeon (Surgeon. BSC 1599-1605) Period of medical practice 1599-1623 Address St Katherines 1612 … Date 1612 Censorial hearings 6 Nov 1612 Entry C, a surgeon of St Katherine's, was charged with treating Dixon's son for his lungs, for £15 over 2 years. He claimed that he …
A Survey of London
… The next is Cordwainer street warde, taking that name of Cordwainers, or Shoemakers, Curriars, and workers of … Iohn Grantham and Nicholas Bull had Chanteries there. Richard Chancer Father to Geffery Chaucer the poet, as may be … there. Thomas Roman, Maior 1310. had a Chauntrie there. Richard Chawcer Vintner gaue to that Church his tenement and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Ancient and historical monuments in the City of London Cordwainer ward 13. CORDWAINER WARD. Cordwainer … on E. wall (2) to Humphry Levins, 1682, and Humphry his son, 1677, marble tablet, by T. Davis, with cartouche of … 1673; (3) to John King, 1704, and others later; (4) to Richard Chase, 1708, with shield-of-arms; (5) to Richard …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… NE, fSZ 08 NW) The parish, covering some 10,400 acres, one of the largest in Dorset, extends across the middle of the … of William Osmond, 1791, and Anne his wife, 1781; (6) of Richard Hordle, 1831, Dorothy his wife, 1852, and Eliza their … of John (Scott), 1st Earl of Eldon, to the designs of his son-in-law George Stanley Repton; the drawings are in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… an apex on Upton Heath 3 m. to the S. The extreme N. part of the parish is occupied by the flood plain of the river. To … Brass and Indent. Brass: in chancel, reset on N. wall, to Richard Birt, 1437, and Alice his wife, small figure of man … to inscription panels. Floor-slab: In S. porch, of Thomas, son of William and Elizabeth Doggett, date illegible. Plate: …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the Martyr), an incorporated town and parish, in the union of Wareham and Purbeck, possessing separate jurisdiction, … is an annuity of 27 for the support of a school, to which Richard Lockyer in 1706 bequeathed 17. Corfton CORFTON, a … a royal duchy, settled by act of parliament on the eldest son of the sovereign; and its immediate government is vested …
Survey of London
… as at present or (where sites have been merged) are those of the original sites in the present sequence. Where the … Edward Allen carpenter St. James's Lord Sidney Beauclerk, son of the Duke of St. Albans, father of Topham Beauclerk … bricklayer, witness of assignment 1720 636 Lt.-Gen. Richard Gorges, M.P. 17218 (d.) 8 26 March 1719 1723/3/145 61 …
Survey of London
… North Side Clifford Street, North Side Up to the time of writing there had been relatively little rebuilding on … to the first occupant. 222 This was Lieutenant-General Richard Gorges, who had had a distinguished military career … sold the house for 8100 to the Earl of Rosslyn's future son-in-law Bethell Walrond. 242 By mid-century the house was …
Survey of London
… Street, South Side This is much the less interesting side of the street and the group of three original houses which … of the Devonshires' term was granted by the Duke to Doctor John Moore, the physician and author. 241 As in other … Dr. Moore lived here until 1799 and during this period his son, General (Sir) John Moore, sometimes stayed in the house. …