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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Manor. 17 Lady Glenconner's second husband was Viscount Grey of Falloden, the former Foreign Secretary. The parish is … estates after the death of Lord Glenconnor's widow, Lady Grey. 52 In 1956 the estates were in the hands of Col. … Glenconner's death in 1920 his widow married Viscount Grey, 82 who lived principally at Wilsford until his wife's …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… at that time estimated at upwards of 600. A house of Black friars, and two hospitals dedicated to St. Mary Magdalene and … are scattered many of the singular masses of stone called "Grey Wethers," and, when broken, "Sarsden-stones," or, by … permanent settlements in Wiltshire, particularly at Easton-Grey, Wanborough, near Heytesbury, and Littlecot. The …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… it was asserted that tithes had always been paid on Friars' Mead, and that 12 s. a year was the rate of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… urban population, for as late as 1245 the Black Friars thought it worth while to establish a community in … the older town. It was highly significant that in 1280 the Friars Preachers moved from Wilton where they had settled …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… where original, are of coursed pebbles with dressings of grey limestone and clunch; the roofs are tiled, except that …
The Environs of London
… in 1286 41. The church has lately been rebuilt with grey-stock bricks, at the expence of about 2,200l. The new …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… born Rattray) and Urania (Pawlet-t) (Plate 139); large grey marble panel with achievement of arms, descriptive … an enriched sarcophagus in brown veined marble against a grey obelisk to which is affixed an achievement of arms in … panel; above is an urn in brown marble against a grey background standing on a base of three steps around …