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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Dispensation to receive and retain any benefice with or without cure wont to be held by secular clerks, even if a parish church, etc., and to resign it, simply or for exchange, as often as he pleases. Religionis zelus, … Sixtus IV, having learned that the parish church of St. Helier ( sancti Elerii) in the island of Garssny [ sic], in …
Survey of London
… that the original house on this site was built in 1639 or 1640. This house and that to the north of Lindsey House … pilasters are only a decorative feature. The pulvinated, or curved, frieze was still in vogue, and is here employed to … including Sandwich himself. Sir George Carteret, son of Helier de Carteret, of St. Ouen, Jersey, was born some time …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… and unloading of vessels; and whether any change or improvement was necessary. 105. South African Hospitals … arsenical poisoning in beer and other articles of food or drink; the extent to, and means by, which such poisoning … Bishop of Oxford; Sir F.H. Jeune (cr. Baron St. Helier Jan 1905); Sir J.H. Kennaway; J.G. Talbot; Sir S. …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… that a writ is to be issued to the warden of the islands or his lieutenant to enquire into this matter and to do … etc. 4. To the petition of Perote the granddaughter(or niece)of Pierre le Seyre, Maud the widow of Guillaume le … who say they have lost two acres in the parish of St Helier through a certain inquisition taken before master …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… together make up the present parish, and the townships or chapelries of Winterbourne and Leckhampstead, which are … Most of the cottages in Leckhampstead are of brick, one or two being timber framed with thatched roofs. The land … the peerage on 23 February 1905 with the title of Lord St. Helier. After his death on 9 April 1905 it was sold by his …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Thomas de Ilmington, on condition that they resided there or elsewhere according to his wishes. 15 In 1349 Peter de … the estates to Edmund. 25 Montfort. Bendy of ten pieces or and azure. After the attainder and death of the Duke of … by the inhabitants of Jersey (where it was found near St. Helier in 1785), when he was governor of that island. 69 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Pyes water in the 17th century, and later as Ford stream or Peckmill rhyne: it crossed the road at Walton ford until the 17th century or later. 4 In the east the projection of land between … oxshed. 55 A house with chapel and dovecot let to Adam le Helier (d. c. 1339), 56 and in 1349 held by John le Harpur …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of the inhabitants of the parish is agricultural or concerned with the many summer visitors. Wargrave Court, a … Mr. Heatley Noble. The latter was formerly known as Slade or Werdon Hill, and, although sold by Lord Malmesbary in … in 1785. It stood on the Mont de la Ville, near St. Helier, and was conveyed to its present position by sea and …
Survey of London
… House, just beyond the last houses on the east side, or perhaps perpetuating an existing arrangement. This … fine weather, it is thronged with citizens, hastening to or returning from the fields which commence a little beyond … while a prominent supporter, Lady Jeune (later Lady St Helier), laid the foundation stone. 94 Still hidden from the …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… ( Ex.) p. 168; CPL. vi 84; see below). Richard Aldryngton or Allerton 1401-1429. Coll. 20 March 1401 in succession to … above p. 48). D. by 19 Apr. 1441, and succeeded by Richard Helyer ( Reg. Lacy ( Ex.) 1 264; see below p. 52). M. James … Bate (Reg. Courtenay f. 85; see below p. 57). Richard Helyer 1441-1446. Coll. 19 Apr. 1441 in succession to Richard …