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Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… the 'castle' names formerly used for Dixton Hill, Alderton and Cooper's Hill, Brockworth and the 'camp' names …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1713, rector of Grafton Regis, Northants, 1721, and of Alderton 1748, until his death, buried at Grafton 16 Nov., …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the slope of a hill; the north aisle was built by Thomas Alderton, of London, who founded a chantry here in the reign …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 19 Certainly from the 16th century, like Grafton Regis and Alderton on the opposite bank of the Tove, Ashton used … in other parishes in Cleley hundred: Wilde was rector of Alderton, and Robert Harding (1739- 67) was also vicar of … together with land there and in Ashton, Stoke Bruerne and Alderton, and another house and 1 a. in Ashton, in trust for …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Margaret Gwendoline: University College.] Pink, Maurice Alderton 1: King's Coll. Weale, Magdalene Marie: King's Coll. … Coll. Pearn, Bertie Reginald: East London C. SECOND CLASS. Alderton, Doris Mary Louisa: Westfield College. Allen, George … Williams, Francis James: Birkbeck Coll. THIRD CLASS. Alderton, Ruby Millicent: Birkbeck C. Bailey, Marie Clotilde: …
A History of the County of Essex
… Chopping, Lib. 1922 P. A. Sanders, Con. 1923 Catherine B. Alderton, Lib. 1924 Dame Catherine Hunt, Con. 1925 A. W. …
Old and New London
… that this piece of land, which was then let to farm to one Alderton, who collected the weekly payments for pasturage, …
Survey of London
… Quay and house thereon late in the occupation of Elizabeth Alderton and now in the tenure of Thomas Edwards, bounded on …
The Environs of London
… Levant, in MS. is now in the possession of Mr. Montague of Alderton in Wiltshire. Mr. Montague is great-nephew of Sir …
Survey of London
… upholsterers at No. 56, and at No. 58 a house agent, W. J. Alderton, who was also the building lessee. Both houses have …