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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the church has a station. The mills of the English Copper Company are in the parish; also some works for printing …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the Wilton community suffered so heavily that they, in company with the communities of Cambridge and London, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… attend the mayor in church on pain of expulsion from the company; these gowns were to be worn on every feast day under … proposed to light the town with gas, and the Wilton Gas Company purchased a site outside the borough at the back of … purchase all works, plant, goodwill and effects from the company and to supply gas within their district for public …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and was one of the first to be lit by gas. In 1862 the company merged with the Somerset Central Railway to became … Duke. 63 The 16 d. fee farm was granted to the Pewterers Company in 1550. 64 Some of the land came into the hands of … Central Dairy Co. providing milk collecting vehicles. The company later moved into fuel oil delivery, general haulage, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the British hero of that name. In 1522, Henry VIII., in company with his royal guest, Charles V., spent several days … fitted up, is occasionally opened by the Southampton company; and miscellaneous concerts and balls are held in St. … constable, or governor of the castle, has the command of a company of the royal foot guards, always on duty here. In an …
Survey of London
… manuscript in the Bodlein Library In 1628 the Cordwainers' Company let to John Pidgeon a messuage described as …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… an annuity of 1 6 s. formerly received from the Mercers' Company. Additional school buildings have recently been … to 420. 5. Peter Symonds further directed the Mercers' Company to pay the annual sum of 4 2 s. for distribution in … or about 1668 William Cawley by will directed the Drapers' Company to pay to the Mayor of Winchester an annual sum of 2 …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… for distraint. But some shops of Dureford Abbey, in the Haberdashers' Row and elsewhere, were apparently still … to elect two fullers and two weavers as wardens of the company to be nominated, presented and sworn at the borough … who should now or afterwards be apprentices to any of the company should be admitted to the same on payment of 10 s. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… It has since been filled with statues representing a mixed company, of whom William of Wykeham and Alfred the Great are …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… in 1651 he had appeared at the head of a tumultuous company who in riotous manner had broken down the doors of … allow no fee to a certain James Beale, a musician, and his company, whose presence in the city was thought to conduce to …