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Abstracts of Inquisitiones Post Mortem for the City of London
… William Crowche, Edward Pillesworthe, John Thompson, George Robertes, Thomas Wigges, Arthur Wrighte, Hugh Ingram, … the oath of John Haddon, John Harrison, John Keblewhite, George Gynne, Thomas Russell, William Povye, Anthony Barbor, … made his will and thereby bequeathed as follows: I give my house with the wharf and yard thereto belonging …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Johnson died before the 22d of August, 1771. Brand, vol. i. p. 276. Alderman Surtees presented, in December, 1790, to … Ward 3 3 0 1710 Corporation, towards Gallery in ch. 15 0 0 George Whinfield, Esq, alderman, legacy, yearly 3 16 0 1712 …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… this purpose was in lieu of an illumination on his majesty George III. entering upon the 50th year of his reign. Much … Ormston, William Batson, James Losh, Samuel Walker Parker, George Anderson, Thomas Gibson, Esqrs. Treasurer, Mr. Thomas … state of children employed in manufactories, says, "When I was in Manchester, I saw one of the handsomest school-rooms …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… 1645; resigned, on account of ill health, Feb. 27, 1647. 6 George Ritschel appointed August 29, 1648. 7 Amor Oxley … Richard Stewardson, on Wilson's death, December 18, 1710. George Carr, A. M. succeeded September 26, 1726. 20 John … of Lincoln College, in the university of Oxford, "which I have already named and appointed, or which I shall …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Liddell, Thomas Proctor, Robert Hudson, Francis Heath, George Stephenson, John Cole, Henry Shadforth; Thomas Aubone, …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… was first formed in 1812, by warrant from the St. George's Lodge of North Shields, which derived its existence … lately opened the Tyne Union Lodge in Newcastle, and St. George's Lodge in Gateshead. The latter Lodges have adopted …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… brilliant points, and variations to the "Keel-row." Mr. George Bagnall is the manager and leader of the band. This …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… at night. There are 59 proprietors; and the trustees are George Silvertop, Matthew Bell, Dixon Dixon, C. W. Bigge, and … of an hundred guineas was won by Cato, the property of George Bowes, Esq. on June 5, 1753. In 1756, the corporation …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… himself in fitting up the Castle Garth theatre. Mr. M'George conducted the theatre in the Moot-hall. The scenes …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… he seems to advocate the Berkleian system, contending, "I. That no property of matter can resemble sensation, … son also entered into the army. Mr. Wilson died in 1788. George Gray, fruit-painter, was the son of Gilbert Gray, an … death, another named Spence, by whom he had three sons, George, William, and John. William learned to be an excellent …