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Survey of London
… No. 77 is a modern house standing at the eastern corner of Danvers Street and Cheyne Walk. Faulkner 1 tells us that in … the street. A stone inscribed with the words: This is DANVERS Street begun in ye year 1696 by Benjamin Stallwood …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Norman arch: in the interior are an altar-tomb to William Danvers, chief justice of the court of common pleas, and a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… son Thomas. He left a widow Agnes, the daughter of John Danvers by his first wife and therefore a half-sister of Sir Thomas Danvers of Waterstock, and three young daughters, Agnes, … had been settled on Richard Fowler and his wife Joan Danvers, who was the granddaughter of Richard Quatremain's …
A History of the County of Oxford
… presentments for not having men in tithing: in 1473 Thomas Danvers in Waterstock had two outside tithing. The business …
Survey of London
… or to look over a new plan. 226 With James Gray Limited of Danvers Street as contractors building work began in May …
Survey of London
… offices before the Commonwealth was in 1625 to Henry, Lord Danvers and his brother Sir John Danvers, 27who appointed Hugh Woodward as their deputy in … in the following month the offices formerly held by the Danvers brothers were granted to Sir John Grenville, a …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… They received lodgings and salaries of 500. 2 1702 3 June Danvers, B. 1702 3 June Feilding, M. 1702 3 June Cooper, A. 1702 3 June Hill, A. 1707 1 Sept. Hill, A. 1709 1 Aug. Danvers, I. 1713 13 Apr. Arundell, I. J. W. Croker, ed., …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Thomas de Chichele, Archdeacon of Canterbury, and Robert Danvers had licence to grant the manor in mortmain to the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… grantor. In 1583, long before Pembroke's death, Sir John Danvers was also said to hold the parkership for life. 682 The duplication is unexplained. Danvers, however, certainly claimed some local interest, for …