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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Protestant ascendancy, and liable to become the sport and bye-word of Protestant lacquies and link-boys, the boasted …
Survey of London
… to be lowered, and for some of the Lansbury schemes the bye-laws were waived to allow the heights of the rooms to be …
Old and New London
… "I have a long journey before me, and I must e'en say good-bye." "Now I am going to God," said that heroic spirit, as he …
Cardiff Records
… is of no avail unless it is supported by a Charter or Bye Law proved or to be preserved. Nor could the Common … the Burgesses at large, but created by the Crown, make a bye-law to exclude the body at large from the right of … them given by any of the Charters; and I think no bye-law could properly give such a power, nor any usage …
Old and New London
… on Tower Hill, next to the Mint (on whose site, by-the-bye, once stood a tobacco warehouse), is Trinity House, a … mutiny and desertion. THE TRINITY HOUSE. The Trinity House bye-laws of the reign of James II. contain some curious …
Survey of London Monograph
… techniques generally, partly on the pretext that the Model Bye-laws were under review, but by 1928 he could hardly stand …
Survey of London
… L.C.C., p. 31. L.C.C. publication no. 1757, Lamp and Sign Bye-Laws, 1915. N.B.R., Bedford Lemere photograph 12254. …
Parish Fraternity Register
… Quarterage receyued of bothe ȝeris byforsaide comynge in bye ye forsaide Geffray and Richard that ys to wete from the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Helpers' (listed below simply as 'helpers')and 'bye-helpers', whose employment seems to have been more …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… should have power, upon public summons, to make bye laws; and that the jurats should be elected by the mayor, …