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A History of the County of Somerset
… in the Hundred of Tintinhull is held by Bret of Lacy as of the Barony of Trowbridge. Exet. Dom., 'tantum … 1285, Robert de Andely holds 'Stokegommer' of Henry de Lacy, Earl of Lincoln. I have not found any example of the …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… grocer, Thomas Lyncoln, pan', for thorphan of Robert Lacy, grocer (£88 17s.) 44 6 419. Nicholas Sympson, barbor … thorphan of Walter[?] Martyn[?], grocer[ ] 27 481. Edward Lacy[?], merchaunt taylor, Thomas [ ], skynner, for the …
Survey of London
… at first-floor level, with an iron railing of the same lacy pattern as that used in Thurloe Square. Like the houses …
A History of the County of Leicester
… made a yearly grant of 10 to the vicar. 152 In 1679 Anne Lacy settled, for a payment of 20, a house in the Newarke on … before 1837 and has not been revived. 242 John and Ann Lacy by deed dated 1765 granted to trustees a new house in …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Sir Reynold Lucy. 117 In 1451 Cicely, widow of John Lacy (or Lucy), citizen and fishmonger of London, and John … rents, and services in Great Ilford, sometime of William Lacy and Isabel his wife. 118 In 1453 Thomas Thorp … to 1453, subject to the life interests of members of the Lacy family. In 1456 the 'lady of Clayhall' held the estate …
Survey of London
… The plans have been fitted to the building shapes shown on Lacy's plan of 1673 (Plate 3) which are to some extent … 60 feet and embraced four bays of the arcade. According to Lacy's plan it had no back wing on either side of its … 5 inches wide, had each a two-bay front to the Piazza. Lacy's plan suggests that these four houses were planned in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Dioc. R.O., Glebe Terrier, 1783. W.R.O. 212B/4/242, deed, Lacy to Beaven. Wilts. Co. Council, Guide to Rec. Office, pt. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to see the house of Sir Ralph Bankes, presumably Kingston Lacy (Dorset), designed by Sir Roger Pratt and completed four … State Rooms were partly inspired by the visit to Kingston Lacy where pioneer work of this type could have been studied. …