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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… have come from Owston Abbey and to have been inserted by Charles H. Scott (d. 1895) who once occupied the house. 12 … manor belonged to Roger Dale. 43 In 1656-7 it passed to Charles and Anne Dale, who sold it to Richard Halsall in … of Cold Overton. There are only two bells in the tower: (i) inscribed 1731, but probably recast; (ii) a small …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… [D] Laing, , 3 Lee St, Manchester, cm (1800). [D] Laing, Charles, 20 George St, Adelphi, London, cm (1809). [D] Laing, … High St, Whitchurch, Salop, cm (1835). [D] Laking, Charles, Diglake, Stafford, cm (181822). [D] Laking, Thomas, … u, cm, carpet and paper warehouse (1839). [D] Lingard, I., York St, Commercial Rd, Whitechapel, London, bedstead …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… II. fo. 102. See ut supra, p. 28.) 784. Charter of Richard I. addressed generally. He confirms to the abbey of Luzerne … formerly at Sous-prfecture of Mortain. 5 .] Inspeximus by Charles IV., in 1323, 6 of the following: 1105. (Archives … 1158. (Original in archives. 7 Seal broken. Trans. Vol. I. fo. 89.) 788. Charter of William, count of Mortain, …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1713, until his death 23 March, 1719, aged 23. See Gutch, i. 119; & Boase, 144. Lacey, Jonas B.A. from Christ's Coll., … 20, 44, 56.] [ 20] Lambard, John 1610. See Lambold. Lambe, Charles s. John, of Wheathamstead, Herts, doctoris (subs. … deputy recorder Northampton 1615, attorney - general to Charles, Prince of Wales, 1634, joined the king at Oxford, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the king's books at 19. 10. 5., and in the gift of Sir Charles Kent, Bart.: the tithes have been commuted for 320, … the remainder wood. Lainston House, built in the reign of Charles II., and corresponding in style to the palace which … into consideration the propriety of the marriage of Henry I. with Maud, daughter of the King of Scotland, who had taken …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… several of the Scottish prelates and nobility, and Edward I. of England, for the purpose of investigating their several … Macpherson. the owner, having espoused the cause of Prince Charles Edward. The present proprietor is the chief of the … a market-town, a charter having been obtained from Charles I. to hold a weekly market here every Thursday, and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… enthusiasm.' Miss Elizabeth Sewell disapproved strongly: 'I think the competition with young men highly undesirable, … the following portraits: Dame Elizabeth Wordsworth, by Charles Shannon, 1894; Miss Henrietta Jex-Blake, by Philip de … Motto: 'Souvent me Souviens'. Lady Margaret Hall Report, i, 1. Ibid. Ibid, i, 5. Ibid, i, 1. Ibid, i, 143. Lady …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in the principality, he was appointed architect to Henry I., and removed to London. In 1226 the "town of Lagelstune" … by whose descendant Sir John Owen, Bart., it was sold to Charles Matthias, Esq., who in 1823 erected a handsome … to the crown. During the civil war in the reign of Charles I., it was first garrisoned for the king, but was …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… Edith, Speaker of the House of Commons (9) (1) Beaven, I, p 150 (2) 1681 SP/29/417/112 (3) SP/29/ 417/114, … II, p 103, Journ 48, f 19b (5) LVP, 1687, in MG et H, NS, I, p 186 The will that Beaven ascribes (II, p 103) to Ald … 1658-9, LM, 1664-5 (8) Leading City Whig (9) Da Rachel mar Charles CHAMBERLAIN Da Abigail mar Sir George Vyner, Bt, s of …
The Environs of London
… in the Confessor's time, at 100 s. afterwards at 4l. I imagine this to have been, what was afterwards called, the … Protector, and one of the persons who sat on the trial of Charles I. for which he was executed at Charing-cross in … the Isle of White, Esq. who was Lieutenant General to King Charles I. of blessed memorie; and was put to death at …