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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… by his fatherinlaw, the Duke of Orleans, by the King's order, so that now there are no more hopes of a peace on … Flanders. On the 27th and 28th ult. Colonel Lillingston's regiment of foot marched into Plymouth to be embarked for … been seized; the particular reasons are not known. Colonel Gibson, deputy governor of Portsmouth, has, by assistance of …
A New History of London
… ALLEYN, Edward, 1614 Lamb-alley, Bishopsgate-street 5 5 40 s. each per ann. and cloaths 1616 Pesthouse-lane, Old-street … 6 weavers 8 l. each per ann. coals and candles Gibson, Nicholas, 1537 Ratcliffe 14 widows 5 l. each per ann. … 240 l. p. a. & 4400 l. 48 girls Ratcliffe school Nicholas Gibson, 1537 unknown 60 children Redcross-street school …
A New History of London
… 1199 William de Sancta Maria; dean of St. Martin's-le-Grand. 1221 Eustace de Fauconberg, prebend of Holborn, … and lord high treas. 1262 Richard Talbot, dean of St. Paul's; who died before his consecration. 1262 Henry de Sandwich, … 1713 John Robinson, translated from Bristol. 1723 Edmund Gibson, translated from Lincoln. 1748 Thomas Sherlock, …
A New History of London
… Lewen 1539 Sir William Holles William Welkenson, Nich. Gibson 1540 Sir William Roch John Feiry, Thomas Huntlow 1541 … Knt. Edw. Ironside, Tho. Rawlinson, Esqrs. 1750 Sir S. Pennant, Knt. John Blachford, Esq; W. Whitaker. Step. The. … Esqrs. 1752 T. Winterbottom, Esq; Robert Alsop, Esq; S. Bethell, M. Dickinson, Esqrs. 1753 Sir Crisp Gascoyne, …
A New History of London
… which occasioned his becoming a prisoner in the King's Bench. At his own request therefore the court of aldermen … William Fazakerley. 1729. Thomas Garrard, Esq; 1705. James Gibson, Esq; 1718. Sir George Ludlam. 1758. Thomas Nugent, …
Survey of London
… chancel has triplet lancets with glass by Powell. Near the S.W. corner of the interior are some stones which formed the … of the first incumbent, the Rev. David Laing, M.A., F.R.S., appointed to the district in 1847. 35 A tablet to him in … Cuthbert Blaxland 1906 Gordon Fuller Smythe 1914 Edmund Gibson Barry 1916 Robert Scamp Lovell 1920 Roland Genet …
The Overseas Trade of London
… Robert Croke, Thomas Croke, Gerard Canizian, Stephen Gibson, Thomas Feldyng, Robert Stokker, John Wetherard, Ralph … Total London wool exports 1480–1481, 7,216 sacks ( England's Export Trade, p. 68). There were also 1,028 ox-hides …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… lord Amherst, now possesses them, but after Sir Charles's death, they will devolve by entail, to his brother John … his nephew and heir William Pitt Amherst now (by his uncle's second patent) lord Amherst, of Montreal, is the present … within this parish, ten in number. PAGE 351. Francis Gibson Rector succeeded Creswell in 1735, and was succeeded …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Heslop, currier William Armistead, carpenter John Gibson, bricklayer Samuel Whitaker, grocer John Chippendale, … BEVERLEY, JOH. BLYTH, GEO. BURTON, JONATH. WHITE, GEO. GIBSON, CAMERARIIS Carolus Bentley, stationer and bookbinder … Clean, inbolder, by order Peter Fawcett, butcher George Gibson, innholder Hale Wyvill, woollendrap., by order Will. …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Newsome, loksmyth Johannes Wowar, tyller Laurencius Gibson, carpenter Johannes Lutton, maceberer Willelmus … Awderson, tapiter, fil. Edwardi Awderson, tapitour Jacobus Gibson, draper, fil. Thom Gibson, draper Johannes Watson, sadler, fil. Johannis Watson, …