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A History of the County of Shropshire
… holdings as were listed under Cardington in 1185, one man held seven, one held three, and three others two. There … bailiff, Richard Flavell, who on one occasion had a man's ears cropped for his having cropped the 'wash oak' at … of Rob. Corbett's est. 1794, map of Lydley and Cardington man. n.d.; P.R.O., IR 29/29/70; IR 30/29/70; below, manors …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… de Buslies fee, and Turold (de Cheverchort I suppose) his man or tenant had there one car. and two sochm. and sixteen … the residue of the said rent to one Algret the cross-bow-man [Albalestaria] by his charter, and the said Algret gave … who had been the kings [Hobler, Balistarius] cross-bow-man, had of Carleton in Lindrick two bov. and an half in …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… Cumberland and Yorkshire. The diocese of Sodor and Man was attached to York province in 1542. The Ecclesiastical … the diocese of Carlisle be united with that of Sodor and Man. These recommendations were included in the statute of 6 … the proposal to incorporate the diocese of Sodor and Man met with strong opposition from the clergy and …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… acres, valued at 3 s., and 400 herrings: and another free-man of Burchard farmed 30 acres of land, and half an acre of …
Old and New London
… pity for him he ever broke vid her. Do you know, I know de man who was present at his marriage, the late Lord Bradford. … Prince Leopold, on the contrary, was a handsome young man, though not then specially noticed; but very soon it was … Grand Duchess plied him well with champagne, and a young man could hardly refuse the invitations of his hostess. In …
Survey of London
… During his stay in London Napoleon led the life of a young man of fashion. "His establishment consisted of seventeen … described by Edmond Yates as a "tall, thin, aristocratic man, bald and bland, wearing tight pantaloons, striped silk …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… who had for some time remained in obscurity in the Isle of Man, suddenly appeared in South Wales, to assert his claim to … the year 1092, when Cadwgan ab Bleddyn, Prince of Powys, a man of bold and enterprising spirit, assumed the sovereignty … bearing inflammatory placards. These were followed by a man in disguise, to represent Rebecca, with others carrying …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… Thomas Bradleyce ( alias Scrope), bishop of Dromore, a man noted for his special sanctity, in 1477. This friary was …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Welsh, said in their own language "Eich Dyn," this is your man, which, corrupted to "Ich Dien," is the motto of the … Prince. The insurgents seized on Sir Roger de Puleston, a man of great power in this quarter, who stood high in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… three inches and a half in height, and a brass bust of a man, both found in the river, were in 1794 exhibited to the …