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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… W.) from Pocklington; containing, with the townships of Melbourne and Storthwaite, 814 inhabitants, of whom 202 are …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Hon. G.; Graham, R.; Byng, G. S. (C 66/4436). 1834 19 July Melbourne, Viscount; Althorp, Viscount; Smith, R. V.; … Viscount; Ross, C.; Nicoll, J. (C 66/4452). 1835 20 April Melbourne, Viscount; Spring Rice, T.; Seymour, Lord; Ord, W. H.; Steuart, R. (C 66/4454). 1835 20 May Melbourne, Viscount; Spring Rice, T.; Seymour, Lord; Ord, W. …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Comptroller of the Pipe, and 5 l. each to Charles Melbourne and Joseph Cranmer, Secondaries in the Pipe Office. …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… in Dalby Church; and as, on 7 Jan., they appointed Thos Melbourne as 9 months' probationer there, granting him 30 l. … did not exceed 20 nobles a yearthe county committee pay Melbourne the said augmentation, and the remainder to Mr. …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… work in stone at Chatsworth see Gunnis. Undertook work at Melbourne Hall, Derbs. and may have been involved at …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… a reward for the pains of himself and his uncle Mr. Thomas Melbourne in receiving and entering the duplicates of the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… an octagonal medieval one the bowl of which was removed to Melbourne cathedral (Australia) by a member of the Henty …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… vills or tithings liable for taxation. These were Bratton, Melbourne, and Stoke in the east, Hawkeridge and Heywood in … Chapmanslade in the extreme southwest corner. 3 Of these Melbourne and Stoke became merged in Bratton; 4 Bremeridge … the downs. For its course through the village it is called Melbourne Street. This is joined at the western end of the …