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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a bequest of 300 by Anne Roberts, in 1730, for teaching children; the whole produce 107 per annum, of which … appropriated to a school, one-tenth to the apprenticing of children, two-tenths to the repairs of the church, and the … in 1756, gave a house and schoolroom for the education of children. Wickhambrook (All Saints) WICKHAMBROOK ( All …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… gave name to an ancient family, the last of whom left two children under the guardianship of one Hawarden, who was … 1819 at an expense of 6500, and to which schools for 1300 children were added in 1846 at an expense of 2000. In Scholes … the manufacturing population are located. Schools for the children of dissenters are supported; and the poor have many …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… and Bettison had several examples apparently intended as children's TOYs in his catalogue [Tradecards (1794)]. See …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with the effigies of a knight in armour, his lady, and two children. Here is a place of worship for Primitive … instruction, in the classics and in English, of all the children of the township. There is a sulphureous spring, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Harewood, and 39 to the vicar of Bardsey. A school for ten children is supported by an annuity paid by the trustees of … land now producing an income of 40 per annum for teaching children. Wilden WILDEN, a village, in the parish of … proprietors of the works have built a school-house for the children of their workmen. Wildhern WILDHERN, a hamlet, in …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Newton. 7 By 1835 there were two day schools with about 40 children and a boarding school for 14 boys at Wilberfoss, and … stood beside Wilberfoss green in 1851. 10 In 1868 60-75 children attended three schools in the parish, 11 but in 1871 … school at Newton, with 24 in attendance, while Wilberfoss children went to Kexby. 12 A school at Wilberfoss was built …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (d. 1729), made bequests totalling £350 to three of his children. 76 In contrast, George Spurr, occupier of a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… possibly ancient in origin if not in form: on Palm Sunday children from Wilcote and Finstock processed with bottles …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… (Pawlet-t), wife of Francis Brende, 16667, and their two children Thomas and Elizabeth. Piscin: In chancelshallow …
The Environs of London
… wife a man could not be more loving, more faithful. To his children and servants more fatherly; to his friends more … "He had by two daughters 58 grandchildren and great-grand-children." ArmsAz. three leopards' heads Argent, quartering …