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A History of the County of York East Riding
… first element in the name may be an allusion to the wells or springs that occur at the site. 2 A now deserted hamlet … carried out in the late Dark Ages or following William I's harrying of 1069-70. The village as then laid out may have … when he also leased part of the glebe and established a nursery. 67 The house is said to have been demolished c. …
Survey of London
… appearance of the Palace in the early part of Charles II's reign. The building operations of that monarch no doubt … (see Plate 5). Plans of the Palace. There are three plans (or rather three versions of the same original survey) of … wainscot in ye matted Gallery by ye Dutchess of Yorks new nursery." ( Ibid., 5/9, January, 16667.) The work of erecting …
Old and New London
… Placethat is past: For since the Cardinal fell that title's lost; 'Tis now the King's, and called Whitehall." … of Buckingham. The moment that we pass out of the Strand, or make our way from the Victoria Embankment into Charing … Coventry chatting over a map of America with Sir William Penn. In February, 1686, as he tells us in his "Diary," John …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 40 by the union of two previously separate parishes, Wick (or Wyke) Dive and Wick Hamon, which were already distinct … Dive outside Whittlewood. 69 In 1639, as part of Charles I's attempts to enlarge the forest far beyond the traditional … smaller pieces of open field, named Hale Hole Fields, Penn Bush Fields, Culver Field and Park Corner Field, of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… parish boundaries in the area made use of it. 56 Wilcote's western boundary is apparently described in charters of 969 … not certainly identifiable but seem to begin in the parish's north-west corner, called Wicham, a name associated with … followed the edge of a wood to Ofling acre and the old or sheep way, presumably the Wilcote-Hailey road. The next …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Cornhill (1274-1415), 1 Algar ( c. 1280-1432), 2 Fayrsire or Veyser of Harlesden (1293-1510), 3 Stokke or Stokker … of oats and sheep, sent oats and hay to the college's hospice in London, and also yielded wheat, cows, and oxen. … 71 On the Oxgate estates woodland formed 15 a. of Tanner's estate in 1675 but had entirely disappeared by 1755, 72 30 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… when a parish school was opened in Willesden, Freelove's gift being used to build a schoolroom and voluntary … schools. All were said to be connected with the Church or the National Society. 27 By 1875 the three National … I. 1936 a.a. 400 JM, 424 I. Roll 1978: 475 JM, 246 I, 60 nursery. Brentfield Primary, see Gibbons Rd. Bridge Rd. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… a station at Fortune Gate in the junction between St. Mary's Road and Harrow Road. 47 In 1913 the Harlesden station … the L.C.C. system was completed. 10 There were only two or three wells from borings in the parish in the mid 19th … Cricklewood. 36 By 1976 there were five day nurseries, two nursery schools and in addition schools with nursery …
Statutes of the Realm
… from every Person Spirituall and Temporall of what Estate or Degree soever he or they be Which said Rates or … Thomas Lee John Hampden Edmond Waller Richard Beke William Penn Thomas Hacket Alexander Denton Arthur Warren Thomas … Morris Hunt Bartholomew Fillingham William Lownes Esq[uire]s Phillip Ryley Robert Squib Esquires Crispe Grange Edmund …
Statutes of the Realm
… Thomas Lee John Hampden Edmond Waller Richard Beke William Penn Thomas Hacket John Duncombe of Great Brickhill Owen … Sir Peter Killigrew Sir Nicholas Slanwen Sir John S t Awbin Sir William Morice Baronets Sir Joseph Tredenham … Cities Burroughes Townes and Places respectively on or before the Tenth day of Aprill in the Yeare of our Lord …