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Magna Britannia
… again in 1815. In this church are monuments of John Acland, 1646; Margery, wife of Arthur Duck, and daughter of Acland, 1695; Mr. John Ley, 1805; and Samuel Angier, Esq., … about the middle of the last century. Sir John Acland in 1609 gave 16 l. per annum to two scholars in Exeter …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… the some of xx li. to be lente for one whole yere. And Mr. Acland did deliver to Mr. Recorder the said 15 s. f. 34 b (4 … f. 170 b (17 September, 1619). Receyved from Sir John Acland,knyght, by the handes of Henry Shepcott, one wrytynge … heires for ever, which wrytynge is also put into Sir John Acland's chest amongst his other wrytynges. [ See …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… 1609, the Earl of Salisbury desires the Mayor, Sir John Acland, 4 Sir Christopher Harris 5 and others to enquire into … L. 151, March 30, 1612, Sir Amias Bamfylde 37 and Sir John Acland write the Mayor and Recorder: "Wee are geven to …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… (L. 187), cites the examples of Mr. Peryam and Sir John Acland, who had become liberal benefactors of the College, …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… Parry, p. 36.] In L. 306, Exeter, Nov. 21, 1627, John Acland (Mayor), four Aldermen and two others write to Bishop … Jurdain, Thomas Crossinge, Walter Borough and John Acland (Aldermen). [For summary of this and the following … Ri. Waltham, Recorder; Ig. Jurdain, Thos. Crossinge, Jno. Acland and Walter Borough, Aldermen, and 2 others, only one …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… relating to Bonevile's Charity. 1761. Papers relating to Acland's Charity. 1802. Saint John's Hospital. Correspondence …
A History of the County of Oxford
… a project which had been envisaged by Henry Wentworth Acland in his Report to the Radcliffe Trustees in 1861, when …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… of criticism. Such criticism, however, continued; James Acland occasionally turned from his diatribes against the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… associated with the names of John Ruskin and Sir Henry Acland. Its history is remarkable for the blending of …