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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… lands in the vicinity are fertile and productive. Carlton Hall, a mile to the north, was formerly the seat of S. B. M. … of Dawson, of whom was Edward Dawson, Esq., of Aldcliffe Hall, a spirited agriculturist, who improved the property, … parish, of whom the Bishop of Norwich, as lord of Alderton Hall, is one. The tithes have been commuted for 630, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… moulded oak mullions and jambs; the oriel window of the hall, and the other windows of the 16th-century house have … large central chimney retains its original base. In the hall, now enlarged, is a fireplace with a segmental brick … orders; there is a similar fireplace in the W. part of the hall, formerly a separate room; a part of the ceiling is of …
A Dictionary of London
… St. Andrew Undershaft. 2 Halls of Companies : Fletchers' Hall, Ironmongers' Hall. Fletchers' Hall is now used as a warehouse. The Prior of Christchurch …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… his memory exists. Of Canons, Middlesex; educated at Clare Hall, Oxford; Amannensis to Sir Francis Walsingham; sent to … A Bust and Portrait of him are preserved at Apothecaries' Hall. Sir Edward Conway, knighted by Robert, Earl of Essex, … of the Lords in Parliament is recorded in the Common Hall Book); committed to the Tower, with Aldermen Gurney, …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… taking place at the [court of] Husting in the Great Hall. One Alderman and the Recorder were nominated by the … place as before at the [court of] Husting in the Great Hall; the Aldermen were nominated by the Mayor and Aldermen … by a large gathering of the Commonalty in the Great Hall, but the Commoners were elected by the Commonalty …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Mr. Clarence Smith in West Cambridgeshire, where Sir C. Hall was returned, who became Recorder in February, 1892. The … but was unseated on petition. [The Recorder, Sir C. Hall, lost his seat for West Cambridgeshire, but came in for … Conservatives for Bow and Bromley. [The Recorder, Sir C. Hall, held his seat for Holborn till his death in 1900: in …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… [Nominated: Aldermen Rest and Sir L. Aylmer, Roger Hall, ( Grocer)] Exonerated same day. Afterwards elected …
A Survey of London
… companies had place at the Maiors feast, in the Guild hall in order as followeth, I speake by president, for I was …
Old and New London
… centreand surmounted by a pediment. In the interior is a hall 80 feet long, by by two ranges of six Ionic columns, … pedestals of granite. There is a tunnel underneath the hall by which the letters are conveyed, by ingenious … before six o'clock," they say, "when they crossed the hall, six being the latest hour at which newspapers can be …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… the destruction of the church. Secular (5) Goldsmiths' Hall (Parish of St. John Zachary) stands on the E. side of Foster Lane, S. of Gresham Street. The old hall, dating from after the Great Fire, was pulled down in … in 1835. It contains the following fittings from the old hall:in the entrance hall is a carved and painted wooden …