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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… he published "The Answer of the Earl of Nottingham to Mr. Whiston's letter to him, concerning the eternity of the Son … full convocation, returned his Lordship solemn thanks. Mr. Whiston published a reply, which ended the controversy." See … especially against such a practised polemic as William Whiston. His Lordship discovered, indeed, too much "of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Ward, B.A. 80 " res. R. Barnston 18 Sept. 1740 Robert Whiston 81 " d. W. Ward 29 Jan. 17412 Abel Ward, M.A. 82 " res. R. Whiston 13 Jan. 17456 Thomas Tonman, M.A. 83 " res. Abel Ward … from Edmund Hall (B.A. 1728); Foster, Alumni. A Robert Whiston of Shropshire was of Magdalen Hall, Oxf. graduating …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… (being then under age), was Agnes, sister of Sir John de Whiston, Knight, Lord of Whiston, and aunt and heir of the whole blood of Nicholas de Whiston (Rot. Assis., 2 Rio. II.). I therefore assume that it …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… was wont to pay out of a tenement in Little Onne; dated at Whiston, and witnessed by William, Lord of Pylatenhale, … (14389) Richard Webb, Vicar of Albrighton, and Nicholas Whiston, Chaplain, her feoffees, settle this manor, &c., upon …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of the family have been given in the accounts of Speke, Whiston, Halsall and other townships. Vivian Gernet, living … Henry I, is the earliest holder of the fee known; he gave Whiston to Robert Travers; ibid. i, 8, 44. Roger Gernet … AmoundernessFishwick; Leyland Eccleston; West DerbySpeke, Whiston, Parr and Skelmersdale. Much had been granted out …