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A History of the County of York
… in 1419, however, and under the influence of Friar William Melton, verbi Dei famosissimus predicator, the city …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… built between 1317 and c. 1340 under Archbishop William Melton; repairs to it are mentioned in 1453, 1561, 1598, …
Old and New London
… known to few persons, and their names were corrupted into 'Melton.'" We have incidentally mentioned, in a former part of …
Old and New London
… A mural monument, with effigies, commemorates Sir John Melton, Keeper of the Great Seal for the north of England; he …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… for repairing the road to the mills'. 8 In 1322 Archbishop Melton agreed with the commonalty of York to defend the Old … of the mayor and community. 10 The defences built by Melton consisted at first of planks 18 ft. long and later, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… but one is formed by the three most easterly bays. Melton's licence in 1333 speaks of the church as newly built …
Survey of London
… ten years. Onslow Crescent (now demolished, on the site of Melton Court) dated from 18516. 143 The three-storey stuccoed … Malvern Court in 19301, and Onslow Crescent making way for Melton Court in 1935. The building of the latter also …
Survey of London
… at the northern end on part of the site now occupied by Melton Court; the last of them was demolished in 1850. … Road on a site now occupied by the western part of Melton Court. It can be identified with the house built by …
Survey of London
… neighbourhood. 326 The cinema failed to materialize, and Melton Court, an eight-storey block of flats with … Road, Onslow Square and Pelham Street. The building of Melton Court was intended to be followed by the further …
Survey of London
… at Heaton House, near Manchester, and a hunting lodge at Melton Mowbray. His estates, chiefly in Lancashire, Yorkshire … a gamekeeper and eight gardeners. 29 Egerton Lodge at Melton Mowbray was shut up for the summer, the only residents … of his father the Marquess of Westminster), and left for Melton Mowbray for the hunting immediately after the opening …