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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… with England, between the tropicks." Own Time, i. 74. Gen. iii. 15. Ascham, in 1650. Asserting the liberties of the Gallican Church: See vol. iii. p. 551, note. In the sermon. The Lord de Bordeaux to … See infra, p. 231, note ‡. Sir John Barkstead. See vol. iii. p. 79, note, See vol. iii. p. 358, note ‡. See supra, p. …
Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4
… in the Pound Aid: a tax raised by parliament to fund King William's involvement in European war. The surviving … paid 4s on every 20s earned as their official salary; and iii) a tax of 4s in the pound was levied on 'all and every … rate. Those who refused to swear the oath of allegiance to William and Mary because James II was still alive were noted …
Old and New London
… figures remaining, he conjectured, were good Bishop William and the Conqueror himself. Four lesser figures, two … states, "these verses following" were made about 1560, by William Elderton, an attorney in the Sheriff's Court at … treasures also contains several portraits of George III. and Queen Charlotte, by Reynolds' rival, Ramsay (son of …
A Dictionary of London
… mention : "Guildhall Court or Yard" (Strype, ed. 1720, I. iii. 52). Contains the offices, etc., of the City … Deeds, A. 11681). Other forms : "Gotherun lane," 40 H. III. (ib. A. 2061 and A. 1998). "Goderone lane," 40 H. III. (ib. A. 2240). "Godron lane," 40 H. III. (ib. A. 2136). …
A History of the County of York
… John Mershe and others, 22 and in 1598 it was conveyed by William Hildyarde, the recorder, to the mayor, sheriffs and … stood on meadow land, adjoining their mills, which Henry III had granted them in 1232. 46 After the suppression of the … 1953; a bequest was made to the trust by the trustees of William Borthwick of Hatfield (Herts.): York Civic Trust, …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… in 1789. 25 Some of the plantations were made by the Revd. William Hanbury of Church Langton who leased land in Gumley … 40 The latter also had two daughters, Joan who married William of Gumley and Agnes who married Ralph de St. Lo, the … Hall. 30 There are three bells: (i) 1625; (ii) 1721; 31 (iii) mid-14th century, by John of Stafford of Leicester. 32 …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… land was for three plows (or three car.) There afterwards William Peverel, (whose see it was) had in demense one car. … five bov. and one third for the geld. 2 Erbert a knight of William Peverels, in the time of H. 1. at the foundation of Lenton priory, gave to it (as other of William Peverels great men or tenants did,) two parts of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… it was rebuilt, with a portico of the Doric order, by Sir William Harbord, ancestor of Lord Suffield. Gunton (St. … was a fulling-mill in the parish in the reign of Edward III., which is said to have been the first established in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… on the Domesday settlement of Manitone ( V.C.H., Dorset iii, 86), were detached parts of Gussage All Saints until … Joshua Churchill at the end of the 17th century (Hutchins III, 491). Alterations and additions are of the 18th century …
Survey of London
… of these plots had been bought by Guy from the tenants, William Gabb, Samuel Warburton and others, and in 1722 the … legacies, to trustees, Sir Gregory Page, Charles Joye, William Clayton, Thomas Hollis, John Kenrick, John Lade, Dr. … ground in the neighbourhood in 1816 and 1833. In 1829 William Hunt, one of the governors, bequeathed 180,000 to the …