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Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… John Pleydell. Ludgarshall. Thomas Neale, Henry Clarke. Wilton. Sir John Nicholas, Knt. of Bath. Oliver Nicholas. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… of Dr. G. H. R. Kent, County Editor, 2001 60. Hornsea: Wilton Terrace in 1998. NMR photograph AA98/08497. Crown …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… L. P.; Brecknockshire, 1654. Herbert, Honourable, John, Wilton, 1658–9. Hervey, Francis, Northampton, 1656. Hewitson, … 1656, 1660. Willis, Sir Thomas, Cambridgeshire, 1658–9. Wilton, Colonel, Norfolk, 1654,1656. Winter, Colonel. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… William Southwell (1409-10), John Stephenson, William Wilton (1409-10, 1429-30, 1433-4, 1437-8, 1441-2) 1406-7 … Richard Patrington (1439-40, 1445-6, 1449-50), Thomas Wilton (1435-6, 1439-40, 1443-4, 1447-8, 1451-2) 1432-3 John … 1468-9), John Wilkinson (1460-1) 1457-8 John Disney, John Wilton 1458-9 Thomas Minskip (1462-3, 1467-8, 147980), …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and, especially because the name appears between Wilton and Shaftesbury (Dors.) in the list, it is more likely …
A History of the County of Essex
… H. Palmer. 54 The architects were Messrs. Turner & Son of Wilton Street, Grosvenor Place (Lond.). 55 The west wall, the …
Alumni Oxonienses
… of Naas in Ireland, and chaplain to Arthur, Lord Grey de Wilton, lord lieutenant of Ireland; bishop of Ross 1582, and …
A History of the County of Chester
… the 'townhouse' at Chester seems to date from after 1701: Wilton House, MS. F 6/27; cf. below, Cathedral and Close: …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… de Ilketeshale. 1392, John Sparwe. Ditto. 1393, Henry Wilton, by Claricia and Thomas her son and heir. 1408, John Skarlet, by William Ilketeshale, Henry Wilton, &c. 1409, Richard Wirham, by Robert Mauclerk, &c. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of King James I. who married Cecily, daughter of John Wilton of Topcroft, Gent. lord of Wilby. After this, the Wiltons were lords; and in 1650 Robert Wilton, Esq. of Wilby, son of Richard Wilton, brother of the aforesaid Cecily, possessed it, and …