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Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of raising the posse to suppress the riots in and about Birmingham, in the co. of Warwick. Does not know of any law …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the riots and tumultuous assemblies in and about Birmingham, which happened in July 1715. The constables by … of the posse a body of horse, attended the high sheriff of Birmingham, and dispersed the rioters, executed an …
Calendar, Committee for the Advance of Money
… can be proved against Nich. Sandford and Ralph Casleton of Birmingham, and that the bearers, Nath. Higgenson and Bart. …
Petitions to the Pope
… who died before obtaining possession, although Richard de Birmingham first, and then John de Marisco, held it for six …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… to Sheraton's Cabinet Dictionary, 1803. Wagner & Cottrell, Birmingham, cabinet, dressing case and portable desk makers … St, Worcester, cm and u (1840). [D] Wakefield, Thomas, Birmingham, u (178190). In 1781 took out insurance cover of … Lincs., joiner, cm and builder (1826). [D] Wallis, James, Birmingham (183539). At Cross St, Suffolk St in 1835 and 43 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… (W. N. W.) from Pershore; containing 207 inhabitants. The Birmingham and Gloucester railway passes through it. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… as formerly, A line of communication has been opened with Birmingham, Bath, and Bristol, by means of a canal navigation …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… district, gives it many advantages. A branch of the Old Birmingham canal, which comes up to the west end of the town, … mile distant, is the Walsall station of the Liverpool and Birmingham railway. In 1846 an act was passed for a railway …
A History of the County of Stafford
… there was opened in 1879; designed by D. Shenton Hill of Birmingham, it is a brick building with rendered walls and … Shelfield passed back into the care of the archdiocese of Birmingham. In 1932 the church of St. Francis was opened on …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was converted into a rent-charge of £5 on property in Birmingham. By 1804 payment was confined to the borough. Each …