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Survey of London
… Colvile of Newton, in the Isle of Ely. 36. WILLIAM FREND DE MORGAN, 1917. to the memory of WILLIAM FREND DE MORGAN artistpotterinventornovelist born 16th november …
Survey of London
… (la Warr), ii. & iii., azure, 3 leopards' heads jessant-de-lis argent (Cantelupe); 3, barry or and azure, a chief … follows: D. O. M et Memori GULIELMI MILMAN Equitis Aurati de Interiori Templo Londini Juris-C ti. Qui Obijt Chelsei …
Survey of London
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The Environs of London
… Chekched there mentioned, contained two hides only. Edward de Sarisburie, according to that record, held Chelched, … appears that it was then held by the heirs of Bartholomew de Septem Fontibus 13. Robert de Wodehous, who died in 1345, held certain lands at …
The Environs of London
… Howarde & Agneta St. John, filia et hres Dni St. John de Bletsoe, traxerunt matrimonium 7 die Februarii 15967." … name was Anne; Agnes is a misnomer. "Anna filia D[omi]ni de Effingham and Ann uxor. baptiz. 12 Octobris 1605." … Knt. baptized Feb. 25, 16578." " The Right Hon ble Armonde de Coumonde Lord Marquest de Montpolion, & Mrs. Adriana di …
The Environs of London
… (1783); Benjamin La Trobe, (1786); Charles Henry Conrad de Larish 258, (1754); Catherine Moss, aged 97, (1778); … brought from London. Zinzendors, jun. "Christian Renatus de Zinzendorf, departed May 17, 1752; was buried May 20th." …
Old and New London
… arial navigation was made from Cremorne by a foreigner, M. de Groof. The apparatus was suspended beneath the car of a … the learned and eminent of his timeamongst others, by M. de Monconys, who, in his "Travels," after informing us how … to the English People," so cruelly criticised by M. de Morande, the editor of the Courrier de l'Europe, and thus …
Old and New London
… was a Lady Mayoress of the time of James I.; and Lord De la Warr, Queen Elizabeth's 'Garter,' from a picture in the … in the summer of 1774 by a simple gardener of the Bois de Boulogne as a private speculation, the name, of course, … from Chelsea. The gardener was patronised by the Prince de Soubise, and the concerts and balls were at first a great …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 340 inhabitants. In the 52nd of Henry III., Ralph de Wylington held the manor by the service of a knight's fee, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… death in 1213 the manor passed to his son Geoffrey de Mandeville (d. 1216), who succeeded him as earl of Essex; … of the manor by the elder Geoffrey to his son William de Mandeville in 1213 72 was apparently void. The younger … King John, 73 who in 1215 granted Cherhill manor to Hugh de Neville. 74 The manor was apparently among Geoffrey's …