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Survey of London
… Turner. 14. Benjamin Hoadly. 15. Edward Eyre. 16. Charles Child. 17. Alexander Scot. 18. Richard Morhale. 19. Charles …
Survey of London
… he wrote poems and musical dramas of which the Adopted Child is the best known; 184356, John Cockle, physician; …
Old and New London
… in Hatton Garden, in 17401; any person bringing a child, rang the bell at the inner door, and waited to hear if … whatever were to be asked as to the parentage of the child, or whence it was brought; and when the full number of … should be wanted, it might be found out whether such child had been taken into the hospital or not. From that date …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… though there be a possibility of the Queen's being with Child, to whom the Right should, in the first place, belong. …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Real and Personal, belonging to Arthur Mangey, Robert Child, and J. Hurst, convict of High-Treason, subject to the …
Old and New London
… the Committee did, in the end, reject the abortion of a child of their own, and unanimously recommended my bantling. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… arms of the City of York, merchant's mark, Virgin and Child, and Cross of St. George. The Common Hall Lane (Fig. …
Survey of London
… going north-eastward from a local landowner, Matthew Child, but complained in 1703 that it had become so deep and …
Survey of London
… from two men of property before allowing a stranger's child to be baptised in the church. So in 1602, two citizens, … the house of Richard Harmon . . . in Beare Yeard," which child the father Thurlow Bryan had recently made suit to the … to stand as godparents in return for a pot of ale. The child was then brought up at the parish expense and as early …