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A History of the County of Somerset
… de Ow xxvii William de Faleise xxviii William son of Guy xxix Ralph de Mortemer xxx Ralph de Pomerei xxxi Ralph … received it 100 shillings.' Of the same land of this manor Guy the priest holds 3 hides and there he has 2 ploughs and 2 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… hides and 3 ferlings in demesne. Of these William son of Guy has 8 hides and 1 virgate and 1 ferling, and Humphrey the … received for 63 0 1 Free of geld: h. v. f. William son of Guy 8 1 1 Humphrey 3 1 3 Abbess of St. Edward 2 2 0 Abbey of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… J. Britton, Beauties of Wilts. (1801), ii. 249. Ibid.; H. Guy, An Answer to an Address from Charles Brooke (1802), 10 … of King's Bench . . . Charles Brooke, Woolbroker, v. Henry Guy, clothier, for a Libel (pamph. 1802). Copy in W.A.S. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… The chapel was in existence at least by about 1390, when Guy Quatremain was baptized there 167 by the lord's chaplain, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… had been inserted towards the end of the 14th century when Guy Quatremain was baptized. The baptism took place before … and Ascot in 1316. He married Katharine, the daughter of Guy Breton, and both he and his wife died in 1342. 247 The … followed successively by his three sons John (d. 1403), Guy (d. 1414) and Richard, a London merchant, who succeeded …
Survey of London
… the B.E.A. Terminal across Cromwell Road, was prepared by Guy Morgan and Partners. Although granted conditional …
Survey of London
… and Fowler. Another celebrated shop was that of Mrs. Guy Bethell and Mrs. Dryden, partners in an interior …
Survey of London
… in 1691 his trustees, Sir Thomas Clarges and Henry Guy, were empowered to sell part of his estate to pay his …
Survey of London
… Henrietta Maria and her trustees granted a lease to Henry Guy, Thomas Hawes, John Hervey or Harvey and John Coell of … part of the bailiwick which is called the Pulteney estate. Guy and Hawes were trustees for Sir William Pulteney and … in St. James's Street, to Sir Thomas Clarges and Henry Guy in trust to dispose of them to pay his debts and for the …