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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Fisher - Flamborough Fisher FISHER, a hamlet, in the parish of North Mundham, union of West Hampnett, hundred … (St. Clement) FISHERTON-ANGER ( St. Clement), a parish, in the union of Alderbury, hundred of Branch and Dole, Salisbury … West Saxons, afterwards king of England; and subsequently, William Le Gros, the founder of Scarborough Castle, was its …
A Dictionary of London
… Fisher's Rents - Fleet (The) Fisher's Rents South out of Fleet Lane, in Farringdon Ward Without (O. and M. 1677). The site is now covered by the London, Chatham and Dover … of Wells, as he calls the stream mentioned in a Charter of William I. to St. Martin's le Grand. But this stream must …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Fisherton Anger FISHERTON ANGER The ancient parish of Fisherton Anger, 348 a., lay on the … houses and gardens and a fishery to John Pollard and William Byrte, who received much other monastic property at … widow, presented, in 1731 John Talman of Salisbury Close, clerk. 300 Talman's presentee, Richard Fishlake, seems …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Fisherton de la Mere FISHERTON DE LA MERE THE ancient parish of Fisherton de la Mere formed, with … with attic, was in 1742 one of four farms occupied by William Ingram. 39 No. 3 Watermeadow Lane, Bapton, still … it was leased by Laurence Birch, a former House of Lords clerk. 49 When the manor was sold to the Parrys in 1881 Birch …
A History of the County of Essex
… Fishery FISHERY The Colne oyster fishery, 'the most valuable asset of the borough', 4 has been the … company was advised throughout that crucial period by its clerk, the Colchester solicitor H. S. Goody, who, realising …
Old and New London
… Hill CHAPTER I. FISHMONGERS' HALL AND FISH STREET HILL. The First Fishmongers' HallWilliam WalworthThe Wealth and … that that most warlike and eminent of Fishmongers, Sir William Walworth, himself resided during the reign of Richard … of London. At the death of Lovekyn's wife the celebrated William Walworth lived there, and carried on his honest but …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Fiskerton, and Moreton FISKERTON, and MORETON. Of the Soc of Horingham, in Fiscartune, and in Mortune, Walter … and 3 others upon Irnore, in pure alms, for the souls of William, his father, and Agnes, his mother, his own and his … prior and canons of Thurgarton, to whom Robert, son of William de Haeg, also released all his right in the lands of …
Survey of London
… size but is notable for its fine architectural treatment. The east and south sides were designed by the Adam brothers … of James Adam and Nos. 3 to 8 in the names of James and William Adam. All the leases were to run for 99 years from … to James Adam, Nos. 32 (38) and 34 (40) to James and William Adam and No. 33 (39) to Thomas Bert, carpenter, at …
Survey of London
… (south), Upper Fitzroy Street (north)) Fitzroy Street is the continuance of Charlotte Street northwards from Howland … architect (elsewhere called "county architect") and William Playfair, 45 "manufacturer of hardware." From Maple … 1818, Charlotte Pepys. No. 11. 18081812, Sir William Clayton, Bt. (17621834). No. 19. 18041818, James …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… (1). Parish Church of St. Leonard, stands in the middle of the village. It is built of flint rubble with … also have been re-built in the 14th century; in 1332 Sir William de la Zouche founded a chantry, possibly at the altar … traces of black-letter inscription to memory of a parish clerk, 1604: on arches of N. arcade, traces of painted …