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A History of the County of Lancaster
… himself, and was in 1645 created Baron Gerard of Brandon in Suffolk. He was obliged to quit England during the … various promotions, and in 16789 he was created Viscount Brandon and earl of Macclesfield. Afterwards he intrigued … born in Paris about 1659, was knight of the shire (Lord Brandon) 167985 and 168994, and made lord lieutenant on the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… when hee gave Her Grace the Dutches off Hamilton and Brandon a gentill treat off sweatmeats and wine, viz. Sir Ed. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… [? 1729.] 704. The memorial of James Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, to the Lords of the Treasury. Has been at great …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 23. The above grant of 1666, Sept. 26, to Lord Gerrard of Brandon, late Earl of Macclesfield, was not enrolled before …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 13 6 Shilton and Barnikle 2 19 3 Rugby 4 12 2 Ryton 0 19 0 Brandon and Bretford 0 18 0 Woolpton 1 5 11 Ethorpe 1 8 4 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… viz. east leading a ponte et aggere de Stoake to Brandon Bridge super montana de Northwould, Methwold, … Feltwell, Hockwood and Wilton, Co. Norfolk, and from Brandon Bridge usque ad finem de Warlington Load super flumen de Mildenhall super montana de Brandon, Wainsford Marsh, montana de Lackingheath, Eastwell …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Bishop, and in 1335, John de Bermere; in 1352, William de Brandon. Reg. Abb. de Hulmo, fol. 6, 126, 140, 150. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Henry III. Thomas Walle passed by fine to Sir Robert Brandon and Catherine his wife, the manor of Gorges in this … the said reign, sold all his lands, rents, &c. here, late Brandon's, and which the said Duke purchased of Sir George …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… other houses near by. 74 The brewery had been acquired by Brandon's of Putney by 1900 and closed down by 1927, shortly …
Old and New London
… gibbet fashion. The next hangman was the notorious Gregory Brandon, who, as the story goes, by a ruse played upon Garter … he Doth fear his fate from the Gregorian tree." Gregory Brandon was succeeded by his son Richard, who seems to have claimed the gallows by inheritance. This Richard Brandon, as we have shown in a previous volume, has the …