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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the footpath running W. along Dean Hill and then SW. to Witherington Down: O.S. 41/22. Dean Hill was said in 1619 to … ('Austin's Cross', at the crossroads E. of Witherington Down: Andrews and Dury, pl. 3). and so back to …
Survey of London
… autumn of the following year. The architect was Walter S. Witherington of Leadenhall Street, and the builders were R. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… church the 6-storeyed Carlyle Mansions (1886 by W. Seckham Witherington) 4 and the Children's hospital (1888) were built …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Dutch fleet, whose names were Stevens, Moore, Horwood, Witherington, and Lister. Stevens is sodainly to return …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… Langdale, who was sent to the North. Haveing this Witherington, you have all theis people, if he please to …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… WITHERELL: Elizabeth, ser, 103.242 John, child, 103.242 WITHERINGTON: Henry; Elizabeth, w, 103.165 WITHERS: Edward; …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 133 See No Man's Land E.P.P. Wick and Walton tith. 285 Witherington tith. 14 Downton C.P. Part of Downton A.P. and … 291 372 361 358 378 381 381 358 335 283 249 258 239 234 Witherington Tithing of Downton A.P., q.v. Wolfhall Tithing …
Survey of London
… Etheridge Edward Irelow, Steele, Richard Tyler, Susanna Witherington and Jeffery Wood; gravel by Thomas Varley; …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 1720 and 1727 much repainting was done in the Theatre by Witherington, the painter, and a new organ made by Renatus …