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A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bates, were expelled from their livings at St. Dunstan-in-the-West, London, and Landrake (Cornw.) in 1662. At least two … and was enlarged in 1777. Prominent local Quakers included Thomas Shillitoe (1754-1836), an evangelist who travelled … in 1826. Previously Baptists had met at the house of Thomas Harwood, near the White Hart, before moving to a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… services PUBLIC SERVICES. A new fire engine was ordered by the vestry in 1838, after it had been found impossible to hire one by the year, the old system of rewards was abandoned in 1844, … still came from a well and pump on the Green, given by Thomas Smith when lord of the manor, from wells sunk at Page …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… after 1583, numbers reaching as many as ten in 1592. 96 The most prominent were William Vaux, Lord Vaux of Harrowden, freed from the Fleet after harbouring Edmund Campion, and his sons Henry … was reopened by Jesuits and later made an annexe to St. Thomas More's secondary school. No classes were held there in …
The Environs of London
… Totteridge TOTTERIDGE Etymology. Chauncy supposes the name of this place to be derived from its situation on … In 1664, Sir John Aubrey and his wife conveyed it to Sir Thomas Aleyne, Bart. 6 After passing through several hands, … gardens. Eminent inhabitants. Richard Baxter. John Corbet. Thomas Jones. Lady Rachel Russel. Richard Baxter, the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Toueton TOUETON, Mistaken by Dr. Thomas Fuller, in his Ecclesiastical History, for that in Yorkshire, where the great battel was fought 1461. between the houses of York … to his two sons (natural). 24 One of them (I suppose the elder) called Henry Grey of Tawton, 13 H. 8. gave three mess. …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… Vol. 77, fo. 43.) 1165. Charter of William, prince of the Normans, granting to Albert abbot of Marmoutier, the … senio gravis), he gave, as they were far off, to John the elder son, then a young man. But, sometime afterwards, when … [11091114.] (MS. lat. 12,880, No. 311.) 1227. Charter of Thomas archbishop of York, granting that the brethren of the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… TOWCESTER (OS 1:10000 a SP 64 NE, b SP 65 SE, c SP 74 NW) The large parish, covering some 1500 hectares, lies on land between 135 m. and 85 m. above OD, sloping to the R. Tove which crosses its centre from W. to E. Most of … later Towcester. The town was refortified by Edward the Elder in 9178 and again in 1643 by Prince Rupert. Traces of …
A Dictionary of London
… Tower Chambers - Traitors' Bridge Tower Chambers On the north side of London Wall at No. 118, at the south-east … Bulwark Gate, Lion Tower, Martin Tower, Byward Tower, St. Thomas' Tower, Cradle Tower, Well Tower, Iron Gate Tower … in London, called "La Ryole," in the possession of Thomas Bat (Cal. Charter Rolls, II. p.202). In 1331 certain …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Ancient and historical monuments in the City of London Tower ward 24. TOWER WARD. Tower Ward … wife of John Burnell, 1612, inscription only; (4) to Thomas Gilbert, 1483, and to Agnes, widow of John Saunders, … costume, foot-inscription and heart with scroll; (7) to Thomas Virly, 1454, vicar of the parish, much defaced slab …
A Survey of London
… Tower streete warde. Tower streete warde.; Tower hill. The first Warde in the East parte of this cittie within the … Custos of that fraternity, which was Sir Iohn Scot Knight, Thomas Colte, Iohn Tate, and Iohn Croke, the Priorie of … church of Alhallowes Barking, not defaced, are these: Sir Thomas Studinham of Norwich Dioces, Knight, 1469. Thomas …