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The accession of George I (1714): List of knights, commissioners, citizens & burgesses in Parliament
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
A History of the County of Leicester
… the south of the present hall and slightly nearer to the Newarke. It is now about 30 ft. high and about 100 ft. across … built in 14223 and connected the castle enclosure with the Newarke. It was of two stories, with an entrance and lodge …
A History of the County of Leicester
… had no children. 1 In 1512 he established a chantry in the Newarke College, with a chaplains' house in the precincts, … appointed by the founder or his brother Thomas (canon of Newarke College, d. 1537) during their lives, and then by the Dean and Chapter of Newarke College, the Mayor and Justices, and the Abbot of …
A History of the County of Leicester
… in 1345, Henry, Earl of Lancaster gave the new mill to Newarke College, 5 and it later became known as Newarke Mill. 6 Only one mill, valued at 5, belonged to the … had been raised to the prejudice of the miller at the Newarke Mill. 22 In 1748 Thomas Carter bequeathed the Castle …
A History of the County of Leicester
… nonconformists, and sectaries' were being sheltered in the Newarke liberty. 3 Three years later a James Bottomley was … 27 In St. Mary's parish the former 'Christian' chapel in Newarke Street, built in 1835, was taken over by the Baptists … as an infant school), 51 Wesley Hall in Mere Road (1901), Newarke Street (about 1864, closed about 1870), Metcalfe …
A History of the County of Leicester
… ran down New Walk and Wellington Street, crossed to Newarke Street, Oxford Street, Millstone Lane and Horsefair …
A History of the County of Leicester
… It is now (1955) in the garden of the museum in the Newarke, having been presented to the town in 1940. 11 …