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Survey of London
… Charinge Crose from Colb[rooke]'. Faithorne and Newcourt's map, published in 1658 but surveyed in 16437, shows the … design was prepared by Frank T. Verity, assisted by Samuel Beverley. 28 Messrs. Arthur Vigor Ltd. were the general … for the Haymarket frontage by the firm of Verity and Beverley. 30 Although the Carlton is now used exclusively as …
A History of the County of York
… markets and merchants Communications and Markets York's fortunes as a trading centre depended upon the network of … by native merchants. They included, along with men from Beverley and elsewhere, such prominent York merchants as John … of the English merchants in the Low Countries) to Hull, Beverley, the Earl of Northumberland, Richard of Gloucester, …
A History of the County of York
… of the court and a base for armies; continued in the 1330's and 1340's when the city was the home of a group of great wool … sons of Nicholas Blackburn, and Thomas son of John Beverley: York Freemen, i. 107, 131, 155. See p. 108. For a …
A History of the County of York
… environment of aristocratic wealth and power. In the 1440's it was judiciously distributing presents to those powerful … Percy of Egremont which followed the wedding of the earl's nephew, Thomas Nevill, and Lord Cromwell's niece. 11 In the … was back in the Humber and took the road for London via Beverley and York. 25 The citizens were still in the throes …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… his lyrics, and later for pamphlets in support of Cromwell's government. At the Restoration the bishops regained their … lying between the two watercourses, one where the almoner's mill was situated, and one below the garden of the parson … and Lower Bedenham. The 'manor' was settled by Thomas Beverley on his son Thomas and the latter's wife Anne in …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… 'Scograineshoues,' 'Sylehou,' 'Lithebech,' 'St. Hilda's Spring,' 'Horsecroft' and 'Thordeisa.' 16 These boundaries … all laws and customs enjoyed by the churches of Ripon, Beverley and York. 19 This grant and others were confirmed by … Hawsker, Stainsacre, Larpool, Whitby Lathes, Robin Hood's Bay, Fylingdales, Hackness, Suffield, Everley, Harwood …
Old and New London
… Csar. The Course of the Old Watling StreetM. Sorbierre's Visit to London in the Reign of Charles II.Evelyn's Account of the Return of Charles II., on his … executed here for robbing a cart, coming from a fair, at Beverley. The booty was estimated at about four thousand …
A History of the County of Essex
… 'seaxe' in pale, blade argent and hilt or; over all a stag's head cabossed, proper Most of Chingford lies on the western … suggested that the original Saxon settlement was near Cook's Ferry, in the extreme south-west of the parish. 6 This … two carucates of land there to William of York, Provost of Beverley, to hold for life. William, who gave 180 for the …
A History of the County of York
… evidence is not lacking: the supposed founders of St. Mary's, Castlegate, have left their names, but no firm indication … one, is the foundation date certainly known: St. Olave's. Eight churches are mentioned in Domesday: 3 three (St. … on the strength of a passage in the life of St. John of Beverley which describes the saint visiting a church of St. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1556 the corporation was authorized to pay the curate 6 6 s. 8 d. a year, 9 and in 1560 Trinity House offered 6 yearly … change since by 1908 some local churches, notably St. Mary's, Hull, had a High Church tradition. This was still the … 4 annual rent; 55 and probably in 1518 John Riplingham, of Beverley College, made provision for a priest. 56 Margaret …