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A History of the County of Leicester
… August 1654. 1 A more graphic account was given by Thomas Baskerville of his visit to the town during the reign of … influence in the conduct of municipal affairs. 64 Thomas Baskerville's description of the rough and insanitary state …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… Scotland." 1566, June 5. Everisley.Letter from James Baskerville [Steward of the city] to the Mayor, William … and Treasurer of Hereford Cathedral 15581583. Edward Baskerville, Chancellor of Hereford Cathedral from 1555; died …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Two large residential houses, Colmore's New Hall and Baskerville's house on Easy Hill, had already been erected on … administrative offices completed in 1939 (now known as Baskerville House), the Birmingham Municipal Bank, and the … 57. Hutton, Hist. Birm. (1835), 7; cf. W. Bennett, John Baskerville, ii. 65; Langford, Birm. Life, i. 108. R. K. …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… (Hereford ch. no. 3246). List 36. Prob. the Walter de Baskerville who occ. 22 Dec. 1505 ( The Register of Richard …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… gent., mortgaged his Orslow estate to one Robert Baskerville, and by deed dated 28th and 29th September, 1743, … John Skrymsher, now styled of Startlepool, Esq., Robert Baskerville, of Shrewsbury, gent., Richard Davies, of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 19 Eliz. pt. xii. In 1605 the rectory was sold to Lawrence Baskerville; Pat. 3 Jas. I, pt. xii. See also Pat. 6 Jas. I, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… James Chadwick with seven, Ellis Haslam and Thomas Baskerville with six each, had the largest houses. In …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Anderton of Bardsea with her sons, Mr. Thomas Polwhele and Baskerville and the rest of their family be convicted [as …
A History of the County of Oxford
… They were rebuilt in 1948. See the description by Thomas Baskerville, Collectanea, Fourth Series (O.H.S. xlvii), …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… in Cambridge printing in the 18th century is that of John Baskerville, a Birmingham printer, whose ambition was to … the University, and in 1758 an agreement was made by which Baskerville was given leave to print a bible and two prayer … misfortunes in publishing, drove a hard bargain with Baskerville. Financially, the Bible involved a heavy loss and …