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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… occupied by Robert Loder, and in 1889 it was put up for sale. The owner in 1890 was said to be Sir Edmund Giles … Wilts. v. 14750. D.N.B. W.A.M. xxviii. 2602; Sotheby's sale catalogues, 1895 (two), 1925; Sale catalogue (Salisbury), 1905. Who was Who, 191628, 646. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… advowson was in the hands of Queen Katharine. 62 With the sale of the manor to Sir William Herbert by Humphrey Stafford …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… due to the lord of the borough of the tenth penny on the sale. By 1300. the date of the death of Edmund Earl of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… burgess downwards were engaged in the production and sale of ale and cider, although there was a degree of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… tolls were levied were recorded, as for example the sale of bay gelding by a Welshman to a servant of the Earl of …
The Environs of London
… at Wimbledon 17. When the crown lands were put up to sale, this manor, valued at 386 l. 19s. 8d. per annum, was … unfortunate South-Sea adventure, it was again put up to sale, and purchased by Sarah Duchess of Marlborough for … Extract of a letter from Sir John Temple. Particulars of Sale, Augmentation-office. Court-rolls of the manor. P. 406. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… but continued to be held with Wincanton manor 58 until the sale of the lordship and Charles Zouche's share of the house … Samuel's executors unsuccessfully offered the rest for sale, 74 but by 1805 they had been sold to Uriah and George … fields. 4 In 1280 Cecily Lovel was accused of waste and sale of 100 oaks held in dower but she successfully claimed …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… death. Edward III. having made Winchester a staple for the sale of wool, the merchants erected large warehouses for … A commodious market-place has been constructed for the sale of butchers' meat and other provisions: the area …
Survey of London
… House for a riding school. In 1649 the Trustees for the sale of episcopal lands sold the whole property to Thomas … a It is probable that the Clink fell into disuse after the sale of Winchester House and grounds in 1649. b John Strype …