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A History of the County of Essex
… became lord. He seems to have sold the manor in 1645 to John Bramston. 1In 1690 Bramston and his son Anthony conveyed … descended in his family with Ingoldisthorpe (Norf.) to John Ingoldisthorpe (d. 1283) and his son Thomas, to another … Thomas Ingoldisthorpe (d. 1327), and to that Thomas's son John. 17John died in 1336 and was succeeded by his son Thomas …
A History of the County of Essex
… house was licensed in 1672, probably by the former curate John Bigley. 72 Quakers were recorded in 1682, 1696, 1718, …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… White Hart Chequer (251) House and Shop, No. 13 St. John's Street, of two storeys with ashlar walls and a … first-floor dining room with three windows overlooking St. John's Street is now divided up and partly in separate … Arms Hotel. (253) Houses, now shops, Nos. 3 and 5 St. John's Street, are two-storeyed with attics and have …
A Dictionary of London
… Ward (Strype, ed. 1720-Boyle, 1799)." Former name: St. John's Court" (O. and M. 1677). Site now occupied by Queen …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… "Henry Nevill Esquier and Alice his wife daughter of Sir John Duckombe Knight Chancellor of the Dutchie had issue sonnes, William Thomas and John and daughters Dorcas, Mellior and Alice, and did adorne …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… crosses. Bells: five; 1st 1664, 2nd 1665, 4th 1664, all by John Hodson; 3rd and 5th by R. Oldfield, 1614. Chair: In …
Old and New London
… when Braham first appeared on the stage as "Cupid," and John Palmer was manager. Lee, Lewis, Bates, Holland, and Mrs. … with him David Garrick, who had appeared in private at St. John's Gate, and now essayed the character of "Richard III." …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and the whole having come into the possession of Sir John Lowther, Bart-, in the year 1644, Whitehaven, under his … low water mark, to the extent of two miles northward, Sir John materially improved the harbour, extended the … the north-west; it was commenced in 1854, on a plan by Mr. John Rennie, and the estimated expense was 80,000, but this …
Old and New London
… was enough to make your tavern neighbour draw his sword. John Turner, the master, jealous of his professional honour, … mentions that the house of the Lord Prior of St. John's Hospital, at Bridewell, had been granted by the king …
Survey of London
… trial. This was the prosecution in November, 1538, of John Lambert for heresy, a case which excited great interest, … Revells to his Ma tle" required him to "repaire unto Sir John Dinham and to advise with him concerninge the Convenient … of George Johnson dec[ease]d." 52 In 1678 Philip died and John Clarke was appointed keeper. 53 In 1674 the theatre was …