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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… two places in 1992 to bring the whole of Kent's Green and Clifford Manor below Glasshouse hill within Taynton. 13 … 19th century during the creation of the grounds of the new Clifford Manor, in Newent. 21 To the south Monk's Spout … creating an estate that centred on the house he built at Clifford Manor, in Newent. 10 Land elsewhere was taken into …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… study. Bing, Harold Frederick, B.A.: Priv. st. Brown, Clifford, B.Sc. Manchester: Pr. st. Carter, Harold, B.Sc.: … C. Irvine, Charles, M.A. St. Andrew's: Pr. st. Jones, Clifford Ernest, B.A. ( War) 1: Private study. Jones, Nellie, …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Alec, M.A. Cambridge : London Day Training College. Clifford, Alice Power, B.A. : London Day Training College. … Mary Ada Dorothy, B.A.: London Day Training College. Clifford, Dorothy Power, B.A.: London Day Training College. … Ivy Mary, B.A. : London Day Training College. Thomson, Clifford Wilfrid, B.Sc.: King's College. Thurston, Maud …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a jury of twelve, at a court leet and baron held by Lord Clifford, lord of the manor; at which court also a townclerk, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of John's widow Margaret by her marriage to Walter de Clifford. Maud's husband, William Longespee, had died in 1257 …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Natton, and 30 belonging to various tenants of Brictric at Clifford Chambers, Forthampton, Hanley in Worcestershire, and … lay within the boundaries of other counties; and Clifford Chambers and Forthampton were peninsulas of … lay in Ashton under Hill, Kemerton, Boddington, Wincot (in Clifford Chambers), Alderton and Dixton, 2 Twyning, and Stoke …
A Dictionary of London
… Said to have been demised by Isabella, widow of Robert Clifford, to "apprenticii de Banco," 18 Ed. III. Called " …
Survey of London
… a portion of the site of No. 10, Downing Street. 39 Lord Clifford of Chudleigh On the removal of the duke the house was taken by, or for the use of, Lord Clifford, 40 appointed lord treasurer in November, 1672. Clifford was certainly in occupation before 15th January, …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… was concluded between archbishop Thomas Arundel and Thomas Clifford, archdeacon; and a tripartite composition was drawn …
Survey of London
… Information supplied to Sir Nikolaus Pevsner by Mr. Clifford C. Makins, in April 1954. Papers in the possession …