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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… 1719, John Blower, 1723; (28) Frances, wife of Charles Bathurst of Clints, daughter and heir of Thomas Potter, … of Edward Langsdale, M.D., 1724 (Plate 36), with arms of Bathurst with inescutcheon of Potter, impaling Potter; (29) …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… E. Baker (Bursar of Magdalen College, Oxford), Mr. F. H. Bathurst, Mr. F. H. Birch, Mr. George Briscoe, Mr. W. …
The Environs of London
… it to his son Simon. It afterwards belonged to Alderman Bathurst; and before Mr. Blackburn's purchase, had been … and is accompanied by a portrait of the author. Sir Henry Bathurst. S r Henry Bathurst, Kn t, buried May 5, 1695." Sir Henry was descended …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… seem to have sold the estate before 1650. 73 John Bathurst, a London alderman, was in possession by 1664 74 and … his son Sir Henry. 75 In 1696 the property was sold by Bathurst's daughter Catherine and her husband Josias Ent to … and divinity: Prob. 11/425 (P.C.C. 68 Irby, will of John Bathurst). M.R.O., Acc. 1076 (Bush House papers). Fisk, …
The Environs of London
… of this hamlet, which was the villa of the late Earl Bathurst when Lord High Chancellor of England, has since been …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Ibid, p. 287. Same from same to same to employ Robert Bathurst as a land carriageman, London port, loco Robert his …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Jones, John Travell, John Kent, Danll. Brandrith, Robt. Bathurst. Jno. Carrington and Peter Ceely, landcarriagemen in … 10 l. per an. each to Jno. Taylor, Jno. Jackson and Richd. Bathurst, landwaiters at Yarmouth. 5 l. per an. to Jno. …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lawrence, the solicitor; 304 l. 2 s. 1 d. to Sir Benja. Bathurst for interest of 15,000 l. on a tally; 600 l. to the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Sir Allen [Apsley], Sir Peter Apsley and Sir Benjamin Bathurst as Treasurers and Receivers General of the King's …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… out of the accounts of Sir Peter Apsley and Sir Benjamin Bathurst, Treasurers and Receivers of said private revenue: …