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Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Knights, and William de Freford, John de Migners, Roger de Aston, William de Tomenhorn, Robert Mauveysin, John de …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… jury, viz., Robert de Muntjoye, Thomas le Pouer, Edmund de Aston, Roger de Somervyle, Ralph de Gurney, Ralph de Irlande, …
Survey of London Monograph
… Broughton Castle, Oxon; University Library, Cambridge; and Aston Hall, near Birmingham. In this last the detail is much …
Survey of London
… Richard Kenddle. William Hauley. 1374 John Wengrave. John Aston. 1384 William Warwyk. 1397 John Chiselden. Richard …
Survey of London
… on 27th February, 13234 on the presentation of Richard de Aston, Archdeacon of London. (Hennessy's Novum Repertorium, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Bridge was built in 1817, 117 and others have followed. Aston's Picture of Manchester in 1816 states that there were … was Barley Cross, where in 1816 the corn market was held; Aston, Manch. 217; see also Procter, Manch. Streets, 38. The … improvement of London Road; 2 Will. IV, cap. 36. Joseph Aston, Manch. (1816), 200. The author afterwards removed to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Perry Barr, 7 and on the east the Warwickshire parish of Aston comprising the townships of Aston, Witton, Erdington, Water Orton, Castle Bromwich, … half of the ancient parish and parts of the parish of Aston were densely populated: building had not been so …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the 19th century. In 1535 the 'chaplain and curate' John Aston was said to be a stipendiary of the priory, and to have … 20 A salary or stipend of £2 was still being paid to John Aston in 1546-7. It was then said, probably mistakenly, that …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of them were in Coventry, and 2,600 in Birmingham and Aston, the next largest centre. 48 Much of the expansion … cycle trade, compared with about 9,000 in Birmingham and Aston. 67 Coventry's share of employment in the midland cycle …