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A History of the County of Middlesex
… 1 He had built many houses there, in John, Bishop's, and King streets by 1822. 2 Building took place on the … saw little development. East of the canal a few cottages, King's Arms Row, stood on the south side of Old Ford Lane by …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… with John Poole, who built behind the chapel in Chapel, King, Queen, and Charles (later Hassard) streets. 57 To the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… salary, commensurate with the dues raised in his name. 95 King's remuneration became an issue in his struggle with … was east of the churchyard and in 1823 the rector Joshua King purchased a strip to the east to prevent those 'wanting … the incumbencies of William Loxham, 1766-1809 and Joshua King, 1809-61. Loxham, thought never to have set foot in the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… started on the Red Cow estate in 1769 when Thomas Sclater King granted leases to Thomas Green, a Petticoat Lane baker, … the Loggerheads were William Tayler, Warn, Hide, Chidgey, King, and Thomas Southcomb. 71 James Green, a Spitalfields … leased from William Gascoigne in 1779. 72 Prince's and King streets existed by 1787, with houses recently built by …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… heights. The living is a discharged vicarage, rated in the king's books at 10; present net income, 211, with a … of Havren, daughter of Locrinus (the son of Brutus, first king of Britain) by Essyllt, daughter of the king of Germany, whom Locrinus had taken captive in his wars …
Survey of London
… of Browne's house. 5 On 27th December, 1632, the King granted 6 to William Collins and Edward Fenn the two … Hatcliff, 12 and is worth per ann. xl li." Meanwhile the King had on 15th July, 1639, granted a reversionary lease of … office as Browne, being, when he died, sergeant of the King's larder. The facts (i) that his wife was named …
Survey of London
… Gentry and Others, That there is now to be seen at the King's-Head over against the Mews-Gate at Charing-Cross, the … in H. R. Plomer's Dictionary of Booksellers as at "the King's Head over against the Muse." In 1706 Rawlins brought a …
Survey of London
… and, moreover, put forward a claim on behalf of the King to the whole of Gardiner's premises. The result was the … to the house was upheld, for on 21st March, 161011, the King granted it in perpetuity at a rent of 20s. a year to … property, 13 and on 17th March, 161112, received from the King a fresh grant in perpetuity at the same rent. 14 There …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… (mentioned in Greseley) having obtained licence of King Edward the third, dated 22 Septemb. in the sixteenth … Worship, and for the good or healthful state of the said King Edward III, 2 and of William la Zouch the Lord … while they should live, and for the souls of the said King, and of all the rest, when they should die, and for the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… that so she might have peace of Peter Burgess, to whom the king had commanded her to marry. 9 William de Bevercote, 35 E. 1, was chancellour of Scotland. King Edward the second in the beginning of his reign, sent to …