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A History of the County of Warwick
… called Stone House, and he either converted the rest or built a new meeting-house on the north side. In addition, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… but chiefly to wait on his Majesty in his private Oratory or Closet, and to say Grace when his Majesty eats'. 2 During … Bucholz, Officials of the Royal Household pt. I, p. 16) or, after about 1702, with the closet keeper at the chapel at …
A History of the County of Chester
… a rocky natural feature underlying the man-made causeway or weir constructed just upstream from the Dee Bridge no … in north Wales. Although never among the largest five or six English provincial towns, Chester was certainly in the … placing it in a second rank of some 25 towns with 5,000 or more people; the six largest towns after London then had …
A History of the County of Chester
… a rocky natural feature underlying the man-made causeway or weir constructed just upstream from the Dee Bridge no … in north Wales. Although never among the largest five or six English provincial towns, Chester was certainly in the … placing it in a second rank of some 25 towns with 5,000 or more people; the six largest towns after London then had …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and a large number of gentry chose rather to live in or about Lichfield than at Coventry 'which is a pleasanter … This group was therefore small, perhaps as few as 25 or 30 prosperous individuals. 11 These included men like John … though far inferior in wealth, was the master weaver or 'undertaker' aptly described as 'a superior sort of …