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Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… Papers, vol. 61, p. 124. The King, by his letters dated at Tottenham, 4th Sept. 1603, and directed unto the Lord Deputy, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… vol. 61, p. 216. Warrant, pursuant to letters dated at Tottenham, 4 Sept., in first year of the reign, for a fiant, …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… of the castle and lands and fishings, without rent.Tottenham, 4 Sept. 1603. Copy. Pp. 3. [Printed by Erck, … warders there can worse live upon their pay than soldiers.Tottenham, 4 Sept. 1603. Copy. Pp. 2. [Printed by Erck, … authority in the civil government of the said counties.Tottenham, 4 Sept. in the first year. Copy. Pp. 2. 123. The …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… servant; wrote to Lady Wenman last Easter, and said that "Tottenham would turn French," &c. [ G. Plot Bk., No. 103.] …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… of the Catholics; adding, "Notwithstanding pray, for Tottenham may turne French." [ Ibid., No. 229.] II. … maid. Remembers Mrs. Vaux's letter, and the sentence about Tottenham turning French, but nothing about fasting for any …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James II
… Susan his wife, for 1,440 l. paid, held of the manor of Tottenham ( recte Tattenhoe) and other lands in Tottenham Hoe, Barshenley, Senshall, Waden and Wedbarne at a …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… London, chairmaker (180820). In 1808 at 18 Stephen St, Tottenham Ct Rd, but in 1820 the business is listed as … of which half was for utensils and stock. From 1789 at 27 Tottenham Ct Rd. [D; GL, Sun MS vol. 317, p. 82] Knowles, …
Survey of London
… by the Thomas Cooper mentioned below to Joseph Kirkman of Tottenham Court Road, St. Giles, brewer, by whom the premises … The whole frontage... is now covered with Shops. The Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway crosses the road …
Survey of London
… made about this time at the manor courts of Hornsey and Tottenham. The Act had provided that in woods felled at 24 …
Survey of London
… C. Parker (30, for stained glass); mason, George Soward of Tottenham Court Road (884); painter, Edward Mawley of …