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Old and New London
… House EstatePark HouseHamilton Lodge, the Residence of John WilkesBatty's HippodromeSt. Stephen's ChurchOrford … Earl of Oxford by the Empress Maud. Upon the attainder of John, Earl of Oxford, who was beheaded during the struggle … the property returned (as is supposed by purchase) to John, Earl of Oxford, son of the attainted nobleman above …
Old and New London
… in ware [war] all their lyffes,for a grett robere done." John Henry, the author of some of the "Martin Mar-Prelate … in Fort Place, Bermondsey, under the auspices of the Rev. John Townsend, of Jamaica Road Chapel, and of the Rev. H. C. … chiefly of brick, arranged upon the approved plan of John Howard, the prison philanthropist. It is of a …
Survey of London
… Washbourn. He was buried (1834) under the pulpit. 1834. John Tarras Cumming. In the Council's ms. collection is: …
Survey of London
… in which the old palace was situated, was built by Sir John Jacob in the reign of Charles I. (see page 15), and as … ornamental details, the work of a master handpossibly of John Thorpe. We know that he designed at least two buildings … (Richardson), and Kirby Castle, Bethnal Green, built for John Kirby, citizen of London (Gwilt). The former, which is …
Cardiff Records
… and spirits vaults, at the corner of Duke Street and Saint John Square (1792, 1825.) GREEN DRAGON, The (Old. 1720, … and licensed premises, between Church Street and Saint John Square. This was anciently the town house of the … tennis-balls were thrown against the north wall of Saint John's church tower, hard by. A still older name for this …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… and doted upon their Favourites: As witness Will. II. John, Henry III. Edward II. Richard II. Henry VI. And I think …
Survey of London
… of this property is in 12934, when Viviana de Clenefeld, John de Brackeleye and Lucy, his wife, sold to Adam de Ruston … which is referred to in a grant, dated 7th June, 1330, to John de Sanye and Joan, his wife, freeing their house by … the chief tenement, and the greater part of the property), John Russell, John Garland, and Guy Gascoyne. 9 (ii) Next, to …
Survey of London
… a more clearly defined background. In 1732 Benjamin and John Pollen sold the freehold of the future site of the … at Ranelagh, and had directed the entertainments there; 29 John Donnellan, murderer (see page 274n.), who paid 600 for his share; John Cleland, novelist and journalist; 30 William James, …
A History of the County of Essex
… as a master in surgery, was born at Chingford. 63 Sir John Silvester Bt. (17451822) of Yardley House became Common … of Battles Hall in Stapleford Abbots until 1437, when Sir John Howard died holding it by courtesy of England in right … 68 Howard's heir was his granddaughter Elizabeth, wife of John de Vere (d. 1462), Earl of Oxford. In the 16th century …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… district in 1840, when the little church of St. John was built half-way up the hill. INDEX MAP to the LIBERTY … servant. 42 In 1483 Joan, wife of William Vernon, joined John Goring the elder and John Goring the younger in releasing the 'manor of Flood' to …