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A History of the County of Rutland
… the sheriff of the county. 8 This arrangement remained as long as the Danegeld was collected (c. 1162). Escheats also …
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… variously described as a tin-man and tin-plate worker, of Long Acre. 82 Lucas decided to build on his land during 1801, …
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… 26 j Blashfield also complained about the Commissioners' long delay in finishing the road, which deterred prospective … plot, which the Commissioners were unwilling to allow. A long-drawn-out dispute ensued, which was finally resolved in …
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… based on marine motifs. This room gives access to the long dining-room, situated in the most recent extension. The … into his new house by June 1865, but he did not live there long. 111 In May 1866 the financial crisis precipitated by … the main rooms being disposed on either side of the long entrance hall, which is divided into three domed bays …
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… within a year or two of the lease being granted. 23 The long time over which the terraces were built, and the …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… Annals end on f. 5 a, the vacant space is occupied by a long index of the contents of the Register, some leaves of … himself to "brief notes." 90 With occasional hiatus, and a long blank in the middle of the seventeenth century, the … to archbishop Reynolds, and its date should seem to be not long after the battle of Bannockburn. MS. dissimiles. MS. …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… and ought in lawe, equitie, and good conscience to be long sithence dischardged Now if it may please yo r good … w th contynuall and chardgeable suytes as we have beane of long time. So we shall hartely pray to Almightie god for y e … St. Helen's, Worcester, the present parsons whereof "have long continued to be very schismaticall and seditious …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… Tower, to which they were removed in recent years from the long chamber over the south aisle of the nave of the church, … be possible to verify a particular reference without a long search through several drawers. At present, even in the … seventeenth century,and this too in buildings which not long after became the home of a revived college bearing the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… by a monument would have survived in recognisable form. A long mound at Upton may possibly be a neolithic long barrow (Upton (2)). Later Neolithic to Early Bronze Age … metres (27.4 feet) with central opposing doorways in the long sides and attached annexes 6.35 metres (20.8 feet) …
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… of St. Albans's head lease from the Crown were never very long and in those parts of the area where development was … by Girle on 25 March 1675 to Thomas Cooke, was for as long as thirty-one years. 31 In 1686 a Michael Cheyney …