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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… taught by a master and his wife, is under the patronage of Lady Harriet Clive, of Oakley Park, Salop; the mistress of … is still habitable, and is now appropriated to the use of Lady Harriet Clive's school, and as a residence for the … the Vale of Clwyd, and forcibly bore off several of its fair inhabitants; but they were pursued by the men of Clwyd, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… into the Clyde at Dalmuir. There are two small schools. Fair FAIR, an island, forming part of the parish of … of which the master has the interest of 300, bequeathed by Lady Jane Boyle, sister of the Earl of Glasgow, and of 100 … accompanied her in her flight from the field, and, with Lady Livingstone, attended her in the various prisons in …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… (1) Track (SP 133003), notably wide, undated, N.W. of Lady Lamb's Copse, shows as crop-marks on level ground in the …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… 337 and the lord of the manor was holding the market and a fair there in 1287. 338 The fair, on the feast of St. James … under John Tame's will and was dedicated to Our Lady by 1534, 494 contains monuments to John Tame, his wife, … sermons in Fairford church and support for widows in Lady Mico's alms-houses in Stepney (Mdx.) but the latter …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the marketday is every alternate Monday, and there is a fair for cattle and cheese, &c., on the 29th of June. The … the recumbent effigies of Sir Thomas Hungerford and his lady Joanna, and a black and white marble monument with the effigies of Sir Edward Hungerford and lady; the walls of the mausoleum are covered with armorial …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… east of the settlement, 18 53 a., the Breke 30 a., and Lady meadow or ing, in the north of the parish, 5 a. 19 …
A Survey of London
… out of his forrest of Tunbridge, and 20. pound starlings, Lady Helianor le Spencer, Lady Elizabeth de Burgh, sister to Gilbert de Clare, gaue … in this church were these. First in the Quire, of the Lady Margaret, daughter to Phillip King of France, and wife …