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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… two to Clare Hall, Cambridge, were instituted by Thomas Cave; one to Queen's College, Oxford, by Lady Elizabeth …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… name from the Gaelic word uamh, or uamha, signifying "a cave," a recess here of some kind having formerly afforded an … its name, which in the Gaelic language signifies "a cave," from the number of caverns in the rocks that form its …
A History of the County of Sussex
… century, and mercers 79 and shoemakers in the 18th. 80 The Cave family were tailors, mercers, or shopkeepers between …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… (a sand island in the river Humber near the manor of South Cave &c.) as petitioned for by Henry Washington ut supra Tr. … so in a few years and then the adjoining manors of South Cave and Bromfleet may contend for a right to the same. The petitioner is owner of the manor of South Cave and undertakes to embank the same from the Humber and to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the marsh land appertaining to the manor of South Cave co. Yorks. on the east and north and the common of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… lately cast up by the river Humber near the manor of South Cave co. Yorks. of which [manor] petitioner is owner. Ibid., …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… al. of the Mint of the petition of James Clerke and Joseph Cave, gravers of the Mint in Scotland, shewing that by order … l. which is due to them on the above account and for Mr. Cave's charges. Ibid., p. 39. Thomas Harley to Lord Chief …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… limbs 54 4 0 Henry Bernard, has lost one leg 54 4 0 John Cave, wounded and incapable of service 54 4 0 Joseph Clark, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Spight's Bay in Barbados loco John Brinsdon deceased. John Cave as a tidesman, Southampton port, loco William Spencer …