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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Rebow, Sir Thomas Cook Corfcastle, Richard Fownes, John Banks Cornwall, John Granvill James Butler Coventry, Edward … Milbourn, Sir Thomas Travel, John Hunt Minebeud, Sir Jacob Banks, John Lutterell Michael ( St.) Sir Richard Vivian, Sir …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Colchester, Sir Isaac Rebow, William Gore Corscastle, John Banks, Richard Fownes Cornwall, John Trevanion Sir Richard … James Medlycott Minehead, Sir John Trevelyan, Sir Jacob Banks Michael ( St.) Abraham Blackmore, Richard Bellasis …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Sir John and Sir Charles Turner Maidstone, * Sir John Banks, Sir Thomas Taylor Malden, Irby Montagu, * Sir Eliab … Lord Cutts, Sir Robert Cotton Newton ( Lancashire) * Leigh Banks, * Thomas Brotherton Newton ( Hants) John Worsley, * …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Sir Henry Grimston, John Shaw Corfcastle, Sir Ralph Banks, John Tregonel Cornwal, John Trelawny, John Coriton …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… trout and salmon, and there are several corn-mills on its banks. Aberaron is indebted for its origin to the late Rev. … of Hrwaun common. The village or town is situated on the banks of the river Dr, near its confluence with the Cynon, in … had a castle, the ruins of which may yet be seen on the banks of the Wye, consisting of the fragment of a tower, or …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… into cultivation. The soil is extremely various; along the banks of the Tay, in the lower part of the parish, it is … diversified with bays, headlands, and undulating banks, enriched with plantations to the water's edge, and … with its picturesque windings through the strath, and its banks, ornamented with gentlemen's seats, good farm-houses, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… a bank probably representing a former dam. Various other banks to the E. and S.E. of the village and site no doubt … Immediately N. of the Swannery are a number of parallel banks about 48 ft. from centre to centre with cross-banks forming a series of long rectangular basins, probably …