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Calendar of Treasury books
… of the said Hospital 15 10 0 paid to William Squire for 91 days in advance as Master Apothecary to the … of the said Hospital 45 10 0 paid to said William Squire for his pay from 14 Nov. 1710 to 23 Dec. following 15 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Council clerks 200 l. and the two chaplains Edwards and Squire 20 l. each are entered separately as money warrants …
Calendar of Treasury books
… of 200 l. Ibid. Same to same of the petition of William Squire praying a lease of an extended estate of Edward …
Calendar of Treasury books
… McPherson Followed by the certificate signed by William Squire, Mayor [of Liverpool], J. Butler, Captain commanding …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… p. 223. Same for 20 l. each to Thomas Edwards and Richard Squire for their passage to Virginia whither they are going …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… 220 " 83 " 5 Elizabeth, of London Shadwell 95 " 84 " 16 Squire, of Aldborough Aldborough 105 " 85 " 30 Hester, of …
Old and New London
… has the credit of being the executioner of Charles I. 10 "Squire" Dun was the next common hangman, and he in turn was … Loss of his Shop, 1678." In the next year was produced "Squire Ketch's Declaration concerning his late Confinement in … yonder road, by which Dick Turpin fled to Windsor, and Squire Western journeyed into town, when he came to take up …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… one of the outstanding buildings in the country. In the Squire Law Library are two notable statues, of George I and … to a cupboard on the N. and a small lobby on the S. The Squire Law Library (141 ft. by 38 ft.) above (Plate 78), … (7) Worsley, (8) Tatham. Flanking the W. window in the Squire Law Library are two white marble full-length standing …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… was added at the E. end of the S. wall, to house a squire's pew. In 18923 the church was extensively restored by … the S. wall is 19th-century, replacing a small projecting squire's pew which contained a window of two round-headed …