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A History of the County of Oxford
… was leased and worked directly. The principal mason's yard was at Burford, where the stone of better quality from … The chief mason was Richard Chevynton: he directed the yard at Burford. At Oxford the chief mason, who was paid at a … Lloyd's building, but since 1753 also from the kitchen yard. 222 The hall has a coved plaster ceiling of …
A Dictionary of London
… ruinous was pulled down and the plot made a carpenter's yard. The old churchyard, containing remains of the old Wall …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… (Adm. 6/14 f. 153). D. 7 March 1735 (Adm. 7/812 f. 21). Yard, John Clerk to Clerk of Acts 10 March 1720-29 Sept. 1722 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… p. 14); possibly his Chief Clerk until replacement by Yard June 1690. Occ. as Clerk to Nottingham 1694 (sic) … Probably app. Writer of Gazette May 1702 in succession to Yard (Hist. MSS Comm. Portland, viii, 187-8); first occ. 23 …