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Survey of London
… London, 173942. No. 9. First occupant, Mrs. White, 17335. Batty Langley, the architectural writer, was assessed for … ratepayer at the former No. 20 Meard Street, until 1748. Batty Langley then appears at that house (again mostly as a … No. 20. First occupant, Mr. Barbo (? Barbault), 17224; Batty Langley, 1746?1750 (see No. 9 above); Franois A. D. …
Survey of London
… pediment. Another chimneypiece, probably based on a Batty Langley design, had an enriched ovolo-moulded …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… of Lady Compton; the design is similar to one published by Batty Langley in The Builder's Complete Assistant, 1748. The …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Edward Robertshaw is part owner of Burwains, Yeomans, Batty Hole and Broad Bank. High Ridihalgh or Redehalgh also …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Mr. Robert Edward Fenwick. 14 No manor is claimed. The Batty family was of long continuance, and one of them had his … a dispute as to a cartway in Over Burrow was decided; Batty D. a In 1356 William Boteler of Warrington granted a … was divided among three sisters. One of them married Brian Batty in 1665, and he afterwards acquired a further part of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and John Girlington of Thurland made a grant to William Batty of Over Burrow; Mr. Crofton's note. For later Tunstalh … Feet of F. bdle. 64, no. 190, &c. Elizabeth and Francis Batty in 1585 claimed lands called oxgang in Cantsfield …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Sewell, vicar of Cockerham, was patron in 1849, and Thomas Batty Addison in 1870. Mr. Brickel, an admirer of Horrocks, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Altham 169 1674 Oliver Dickonson, M.A. 170 1682 Henry Batty 171 Smith 172 1698 ? Thomas Jackson 173 1699 John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Harbour, Victoria and Alexandra. Information of Mr. G. Batty. Lond. Gaz. 25 Jan. 1860. Ibid. 7 Aug. 1866. The tithes …