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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 73were represented by the 1260s by a tithe portion of 33 s. 4 d. paid, despite occasional denials, to Swavesey priory … 1520 a croft and 4 1/2; a. were styled the holy land of St. Mary Magdalen, 40of which the Crown sold 2 a. of meadow … 1689. 59 The Crown in 1690 presented the headmaster of Ely school, 60who was succeeded in 1699 by a refugee Huguenot …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… fenland, yielding £5 a year in 1729, when £3 12s., or 1 s. a month for each child, went to the school. 81Dorothy, daughter of William Knight (d. c. 1660) … on a 1-a. close that it owned west of the green a master's house and schoolroom in brick. In the 1830s the master …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 1797, and 1813 might levy local rates increased from 1 s. per acre in 1740 to 5 s. in 1813, to support borrowing that had reached £200 by … 34 A village drama group started in 1978 used the old school as its headquarters from 1979. 35 Waterbeach had no …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and Denny manors had view of frankpledge. Under Henry III's charter to the Templars Denny manor also had waifs and strays and felons' goods. 33Waterbeach manor's right to the view, held by Denise de Munchensy by … of the land, was treated as the senior manor: each manor's hayward could seize stray beasts, but if both haywards …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Blacwine, sheriff of Cambridgeshire, the rest by four king's sokemen. By 1086 the whole was held of Picot the sheriff by … 62 conveyed it in 1346 to Aymer's widow, Countess Mary de St. Pol, 63who moved the nuns from Waterbeach to her new … of three former Templar manors granted for life to Mary de St. Pol, dowager countess of Pembroke, in an exchange. 86Mary …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… dissenting worship in 1778, 38and a barn on H. P. Standley's ground in 1787 by a group including John Baxter, long their … Baptist minister from Cambridge. 42The chapel had a Sunday school by 1833. 43In 1849 the Baptists briefly obtained a … lately converted from a derelict shed, and named by 1970 St. Joseph's. 78 C.U.L., E.D.R., B 2/65A, f. 17v.; B 2/66, f. …
Survey of London
… the brilliant and decisive Victory achieved by His Majesty's Forces in conjunction with those of His Allies, on the … the total cost of the bridge and approaches was 937,391 11 s 6 d. 56 As a commercial speculation the undertaking was far … formed a fitting foreground for the view of the dome of St. Paul's. The Italian sculptor, Canova, described it as the …
Old and New London
… Waterloo Place and Her Majesty's Theatre CHAPTER XVII. WATERLOO PLACE AND HER MAJESTY'S … "Hic alta theatris Fundamenta locant." Virgil, "n.," i. St. James's Fields in the Time of Charles I.St. James's … being distinguished by its correctness or excellence of school; to musicians she appeared a clever amateur, but never …
Survey of London
… Waterloo Road CHAPTER 4 - WATERLOO ROAD Cuper's Garden [See plates 6 and 7] The immediate approach to … founded in 1816 by Dr. J. Bunnell Davis in premises in St. Andrew's Hill, Doctors' Commons. A four-storey building, … only to out-patients, part of the building being let as a school. 47 In 1851 a surgical ward was opened, and in 1852 …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… address of the (White) Goat Date 1615 Rosemary Lane Parish St Botolph without Aldgate Ward Portsoken Date 1635 Censorial …