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Survey of London
… as the Tesell grounde, by the prior to the Fraternyte or Guylde of Artyllary of longebowes, Crossebowes and … the name of the Ground as deriving from the tasels (or teasels) planted there for the use of clothworkers, 2 who … of our Preve Chambre Overseers of the Fraternitie or Guylde of Saint George. It constituted them Overseers of …
Survey of London
… were of 'le oldehalle' and a 'garden platte' to Joan Rosse or Rose, widow; a tenement and garden described in 1542 as … of London; property described in 1540_1 as a tenement or mansion called 'le brick house' within the cemetery of the … of this suggest that the position of the main priory build ings was on the north side of the western arm of Spital …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… ( C. & W. Trans. N.S. xxi, 160 ff) the date is about or after 1210.] 105. (C. p. 74).Walter Bonekill [see no. 77] confirms to William de Ireby, clerk, or his assigns, land adjoining William's barn on the east, … W. may have been Walter ( c. 1255), William ( c. 1262) or Warin ( c. 1286)]. …
Survey of London
… (18th July, 1796). Translated Marshal Saxe's Reveries or Memoirs of the Art of War, 1757. Was aide-de-camp to … Odes of Pindar, and miscellaneous poetry. JOHN WILTON, Ex( or). of Gilbert West (25th Dec., 1755). HON. FRED VANE (25th …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… in the Church of England, that shall reasonably be ask'd, or can consist with Christian Prudence; and I declare myself … such Differences as tend to dissolve all Parliaments; or I, that wou'd preserve this and all Parliaments from being … fit for this Discase, whether the Fault be in the Laws, or the Men, in the Men that should obey, or in the Men that …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… that Hospital; one of which was, a Soldier's being wounded or maimed in the Service, and discharged by his Colonel, as … having been twenty Years in the Service, and reduced, or discharged by his Colonel, as an old and decrepid Soldier. … by either of these Rules, unless he was by his Age, or his Wounds, become actually unfit for Service; because, as …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… at this Time; and the Nation was at a gaze, about the goud or ill Success of this Parliament, by the Choice they would … really entertain a Doubt of my Affection to the Church, or so much as suspect that it will not be my chief Care to … that the Church of England, as by Law established, is, or ever can be in Danger for want of your Majesty's Care and …
A History of the County of York
… has been greatly affected by 19th-century changes. In 1833 or 1834 the corporation destroyed about 350 ft. of the abbey … of the church 75 but nothing is known of their nature or exact position. 76 After the Dissolution the site and … some tiles were later used at either St. Thomas's or St. Anthony's Hospitals. 96 In 1538 Sir George Lawson held …
Survey of London
… agreements amounted to a little over 3,000 per annum, or about 75 per acre. 141 The Cranley Arms, Fulham Road, … by the transaction, even claiming that he had given up 2 or 3 millions by the deal, though with what justification it … steadily westwards. Cranley Place was begun in 1863 or 1864 and completed by 1867. Building in Onslow Gardens was …
Survey of London
… the New Church plans of 171112 where it is called Sott's or Sote's Hole. The line of the street is there proposed as … on the west side of the street it must have included all or part of the site leased to John Brown in 1748, and if on … with evidence of a third on the first floor. The build ings of c. 1880 are four-storeyed tenement houses, perhaps …