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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… [RA, 25192] Karby, George, 2 Chambers St, Goodman's Yd, London, looking-glass frame maker (1820). [D] Kashiere, … November 1787. [ Gents Mag., November 1787; Billinge's Liverpool Advertiser, 15 June 1795] Kay, James, Liverpool, … hosier. App. to Joseph Taylor on 4 June 1783 and Henry Blaxland on 2 February 1785. Free of the Upholders Co. by …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 1760 his app. John Highfield petitioned freedom. [Freemen's committee bk] Padbury, Jon., address unknown, chairmaker … A daughter bapt. 1818 and a son 1820 at St George's Church. [PR (bapt.)] Paddon, George, Gate St, Lincoln's Inn … John Priestland of Old Broad St, London and app. to Henry Blaxland on 7 July 1773. Free of the Upholders Co. by …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… termed in antient writings Goodwinstune, i. e. Godwin's town, or village. It is a very small parish, lying on the … London road, at the 48th mile-stone, about half a mile's distance from it. The village and church are situated in … the other turn, from which name it passed to that of Blaxland, of Graveney-court, where it still continues. But …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… enumerated in this Plant Favershamienses. THE ARCHBISHOP'S paramount manor of Boughton claims over the whole of this … of king George II.'s reign, alienated it to Mr. Edward Blaxland, who afterwards resided here, and bore for his arms, … it now remains; but those of the male line of the name of Blaxland, still continue to reside at it. From the beginning …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… There is wood, but it pays nothing. Upon the bishop's disgrace, about four years afterwards, this estate came to … de Dover and his heirs, this place was held, as one knight's fee, of the honour of Chilham, which they made the caput … passed it away, in king George I.'s reign, to Mr. John Blaxland, and his heirs alienated it, about the year 1753, to …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… are two near new built houses, the property of the Bridges's, one being the residence of Mrs. Mary Bridges, the widow of … the family of Napleton, of this parish, and one for Henry Blaxland, the elder, of this parish, obt. 1631. In the nave … years, obt. 1759; for William Henneker, obt. 1609; for Blaxland, Everden, Greadier, and the Cullins, of St. Al …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… viz. Sturrystreet, Butland, Buckwell, Calcott-common, Blaxland, and Hoth. There is a small part of this parish, … belonging to the abbot as early as king Edward the IId.'s reign. 1 A little higher up, in this parish, though within … of which denotes it to have been once a gentleman's habitation, though for many years past used as a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… antiently held of the abbot of St. Augustine, by knight's service, by Hugh de Soldank, who was succeeded in them by a … was a benefactor to the above abbey in king Henry III.'s reign, for it appears that there was much land then called … the above abbey, that Sir Haward de Bechele was the abbot's tenant for a manor at Hoplonde, in this parish, in the …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… State to the Lords of the Admiralty, signifying "the King's pleasure" that they give immediate orders for purposes as … and the captain to look for orders through Lord Weymouth's channel. 9 April 72 To provide transports for certain … for life Carr, Wm. Highway robbery. Do. Maidstone Do. do. Blaxland, Wm. Do. do. Lorrimer, Richard Francis. Do. Do. Do. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… It has been held for many year in lease, by the family of Blaxland, of Graveney- court There is no village, and indeed … II. being then only seventeen years of age. He died s.p. and this estate, which consisted of one thousand acres … of it. He was afterwards knighted, but died in his father's life time, leaving a son Edward, who succeeded his …