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Survey of London
… houses in the terrace were leased to Benson, or in the case of Nos. 154156 at his direction to Matthew Sherborn of …
A History of the County of York
… are defective for 3 years 1702, 1715, and 1716; in each case the missing item is the income derived from city rents …
A History of the County of York
… court had been convinced of the legitimacy of the city's case and all unfreemen were ordered to appear before the … confirms the picture given by the register; only in the case of the distributive trades does it reveal a …
A History of the County of York
… city's expense instead of his own as had formerly been the case. In 1748 citizens were complaining because the hounds … suffering particularly as 'Dr. Slop'. The feeling in this case was political in origin, for Burton was well known as a …
A History of the County of York
… use of these staiths was no doubt prohibited, as was the case with private cranes. 59 For much of the century the only …
Survey of London
… no alterations were generally demanded, except in the case of a number of important houses, which were refronted in … W. D. Care. 38 This was a sensible compromise, but the case of Ralph Knottthe architect chosen by the lessee for the … of this fine house was far from being the only such case on the estate during the second Duke's long reign, the …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… individual as long as they pay the King what is due And in case it please the King in this his great necessity to have … be noted that the merchants summoned were not, as in the case of earlier assemblies, largely from inland …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… county, the appointment of commissioners to lay the King's case before them, and the final renunciation of the grant … counties were simultaneously ordered to arrest them in case of further refusal The first meeting had been fixed for … When Parliament met, the Commons were requested, in case they were dissatisfied with the methods of raising money …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… whilst the King on his part was probably not minded in any case to relinquish the forty shilling tax which, since 1338, …