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A History of the County of Oxford
… 4729, 5324, 54375439, 5590, 8864, 9525, 13367, 15414; R. Holgate, Neolithic Settlements in Thames Basin (1988), 241, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for a new lease of the manor of Acomb with Clifton and Holgate, co. York, held by his ancestors for 120 years. …
Cardiff Records
… ring. 30 Bishop Athegua having resigned his see, Robert Holgate was installed 1537. In 1553 he was deprived, ob … on his deprivation, for he] says he was released 1554. Holgate was a Cambridge man. Anthony Harmer said: "I fear Holgate, by his imprudent carriage and worse actions, has …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… school for the college. It was amalgamated with Archbishop Holgate's school in 1858 (VCH, York, 452, 458). Both …
A History of the County of York
… 47 Further land was bought for building in Heworth and in Holgate in 1927 and Burton Stone Lane in 1928 and by the end … and Mill Mount (1921) schools. In addition, Archbishop Holgate's had become largely supported by the city. 63 But …
A History of the County of York
… in York. New works were therefore built in 1880-1 in Holgate, with further extensions in 1883, 1896, 1897, and …
A History of the County of York
… suburbs. St. Paul's (1851) served the railway workers of Holgate and 'Foundry'; St. Thomas's (1853–4) was built in the … the impediments to their work. In the two new churches in Holgate and The Groves and in the newly built St. Margaret's …
A History of the County of York
… their own colonies near the railway works, out along the Holgate and Acomb Roads. Thus, for example, in 1851, Oxford … Streets, Rosary Terrace, and Providence Place off the Holgate Road were heavily settled by railway workers. In some … works', 33 and its first suburban branch was opened in Holgate Road in 1889. Beyond the social level of the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… fee there. 16 Following the priory's dissolution, Robert Holgate, archbishop of York, held the land at Dringhoe by …
A Survey of London
… Prior of Semperingham. As last master of the order Robert Holgate, Archbishop of York, owned it, and died there on Nov. …