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A History of the County of Northampton
… was also used to launch many of the smaller boats made at Edward Hayes's boatyard in Stony Stratford, which were hauled … Cecily was the widow of John Pickerell, treasurer to Edward duke of Somerset, and the grant was made in part … Turnpike dep. plan 4A. N.R.O., Grant (Li), K 2 (X 5305). V.C.H. Bucks., iv. 478. Baker, Northants., ii. 137. N.R.O., …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and 1460 he or another Thomas granted the property to Sir Edward Hampden, and in the later 15th century it was acquired … 1728), a London grocer. Samuel was succeeded by his son Edward (d. 1750), whose sister and heir Elizabeth seems to … century. For the college's land elsewhere in Wootton par., V.C.H. Oxon. xi 269-70. Balliol Coll. Mun., F.8.22. Ibid. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… local tradition that Praunce's Place was the birthplace of Edward, son of Edward III. The Crown, later the Rose and Crown, was recorded … 41 NW. (1979 edn.); ibid. ½,500, SP 4417-4517 (1974 edn.). V.C.H. Oxon. xi. 265; below, Blenheim, Woodstock Manor. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in liquidation of the debt incurred. A market, granted by Edward III., has been long disused. Courts baron and courts … The Hall, which is partly moated, belonged in the reign of Edward III. to Bartholomew Burghersh, one of the twelve …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Rates. Oleum philosophorum [ol philosophorum] According to Edward Phillips' New World of English Words, the 'Oil of …
The London eyre of 1276
… at the Tower of London on the morrow of the Purification 4 Edward i [3 feb. 1276]. 2. Be it known that it is found by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 40 s. The elective franchise was conferred in the 23rd of Edward I.; the exercise of it was subsequently discontinued … dedicated to St. Leonard, was founded in the time of Edward II., and continued until after 1586; and there was … priory of Augustine friars, established about the 23rd of Edward I.: part of the walls of a monastery, and the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Worteley countess of Devonshire, and she estated it on sir Edward Worteley her second son: There was another part of … Sidney Wortley, presented in 1695. John Baker, gent, 1727. Edward Wortley in 1743. Earl of Bute, and lady Mountstuart …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford
… by Adam de Brome, Rector of St. Mary's, in 1324, but Edward II became the titular founder in 1326. In the 14th … face and an ogee capping and finial; it contains a bell by Edward Hemins of 1729. FittingsAll of the 17th-century, … canopies and containing statues of two kings, presumably Edward II and James I; above these is a third niche with a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… medieval civil servant, clerk of the Chancery, under King Edward II; 2 among other ecclesiastical preferments he held … 21 Jan. 1326. Though the initiative had been with Adam, Edward II has a real right to be considered at least … the church, before the high altar, the image of the B.V.M. in the Lady chapel, the Rood, the images of St. Gacian …