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Alumni Oxonienses
… page 263. Cholmley, (Sir) Henry (Chomeleye) of Hart Hall in and before 1568; of Lincoln's Inn 1577 (as of Yorks), of … employed on several diplomatic missions, e.g. sent to Holland, in 1587, to promote a peace with Spain, lord of the … 1671), 'founder of the English Church at Rotterdam and Amsterdam,' minister of Udny, co. Aberdeen, 1676-81, of Old …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 1257 and common; Cherley, 1276; Chorlegh, 1292 and common. In 1302 the defendant to a claim regarding a way in 'Cherlegh' replied that there was no such place in the … or were later acquired by her. She was sister of Robert de Holland, and thrice married. By her first husband, Sir John …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Chorlton - Churchdown Chorlton CHORLTON, a township, in the parish of Backford, union of Great Boughton, Higher … tithes have been commuted for 100. Chorlton Hall, rebuilt in the year 1845, may be mentioned as the place where George … with those erected by Peter Marsland, Esq., Roger Holland, Esq., Ottiwell Wood, Esq., and others, having …
A History of the County of Oxford
… secured the necessary permits from the Crown. Earlier in his career he had been Bursar of Magdalen, and he was thus … this Bull had received the king's Inspeximus on 10 May. 1 In September this was followed by a Bull allowing Wolsey to … under the rule of Cyril Jackson (17831809). In 1821 Lady Holland could write that a friend 'will go to Christ Church …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… coast-line stretching for a distance of more than 8 miles. In 1843 the ecclesiastical parish of Highcliff was formed, … 1894, 1 when an extensive subdivision was made, resulting in the formation of six separate civil parishes namely, … John Hastings, who had introduced the industry from Holland, petitioned the queen that whereas he had 'with great …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… Draper,; Richard de Ewelle, Be it observed, that whereas in past times the new Sheriffs were wont, on the Vigil of Saint Michael in each year, to ride with the citizens to Neugate, to … situate on the Maas. Yarmouth, in Norfolk. Dortrecht. Holland. The Day of St. John Port Latin was in remembrance of …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… [and] calling the citizens his foes. Then was all the City in great alarm. The fools and evil-minded persons, however, … returned home; and the said Roger took up his quarters in the Tower of London. The next morning however, the said … sat. Who was now in disgrace, and on his way to Rome. Holland, or Hoyland, in Lincolnshire. The Aldermen and …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… to the Present time. Continued from Vol. I. The succession in each Ward is given in Volume I. (pages 1-224); the following list gives the … cod. January 2: proved January 23, 1467. c 1435 Ralph Holland, Tailor Bread Street, c 1435-1444 S. 1429-30 vice …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… do not contain any treaty concerning England; but in the Portfolios there are several to which she was a party. … 3128, paper 1545 March 1797 April 10 Sea (Mar) Decrees: In these volumes, from 1440 to 1544, there are various … Portfolios, 2, paper; 1628 1795 34 Princes of Orange, Holland, States General: Portfolio, 1, paper 1606 1796 35 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… west. 63 The historic centres of settlement are strung out in a line nearer the eastern than the western edge of the … the hamlet of Hamperley; Marshbrook hamlet lies partly in Wistanstow. To the north are All Stretton and the hamlets … were planted as an avenue of limes on the initiative of Holland Sandford, rector of Eaton-under-Heywood and donor of …