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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… his fallen fortunes, the Lords Holland, Capel, 19 and Hamilton, had whatever rites of burial, duty or affection …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Lord Visc. Hales Sir Thomas, Bart. Hales Thomas, Esq. Hamilton Alexander, Esq. Hamilton Lord Archibald. Hamilton John, Esq. Handasyd Roger, Esq. Harbord Harbord, …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Mr. David Polehill, Mr. Justinian Campney, and Mr. Will. Hamilton, being called in, owned the Petition at the Bar, and …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… to this honourable House: Resolve presented by the Duke of Hamilton last Session of Parliament. "That this Parliament …
Survey of London
… 183137, George Hennett, civil engineer; 183236, Mrs. Hamilton, artist; 183945, Thomas Watson, dentist; 1847, John Hamilton Reynolds (17961852), poet, and friend of John Keats …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… good the Deficiency of a former Grant. A Grant to Colonel Hamilton of certain forfeited Lands of the clear Yearly value … Henry Earl of Drogheda 220 John Trenchard Esq; 208 James Hamilton Esq; 158 Henry Langford Esq; 136 Sir Richard Leving …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Francis Annesley, John Trenchard, James Hamilton, and Henry Langford. A Bill for applying the … Sir Francis Brewster, Mr. Annesly, Mr. Trenchard, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Langford, the Secretary, and myself, all were … It was my Lord Drogheda said the first part, and Mr. Hamilton was the Person that said the other. Mr. Speaker. Who …
Survey of London
… 18856, W. Wheeler, builder; 165 rear rebuilt, 194950, Ian Hamilton and Alan Chalmers architects. 166 Nos. 1 and 2 The …
Survey of London
… Vacancy 1835 Peter Macmorland 183941 Vacancy 1841 James Hamilton 186769 Vacancy 1869 James Oswald Dykes 188889 … here, and also those of Captain James Bradshaw and John Hamilton, Governor of Carlisle, who were executed on 28th …
Survey of London
… It is said that he had many friends there, including Lady Hamilton, 'a coterie being thus formed which, in point of …