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Calendar of Treasury Books
… of London, trading to Norway, for a pardon of the King's moiety of dollars attempted to be transported in the ship … from Thomas Johnson, Major to the Duke of Albemarle's regiment of horse (on reference from the King of date 1660, … of John Bockett, for a lease of a house, &c., in Baldwin's Garden. Referred: ut supra. [ Ibid. p. 237.] Same, prefixed …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… with her lading to England. With Treasurer Southampton's minute. "This proceeding being contrary to the Act of … neglect [contempt] of their condition to doe anything that's considerable and I doubt not his sence of this their … them to pursue the directions given in His Majesty's letter forwarded herewith, viz. to have their militia in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Cloister, N. walk. Adam, Robert, 1792. Floor-slab: S. Transept. Adams, John Couch, 1892. Monument: N. aisle of Nave. Addison, Joseph, 1719. Monument: S. Transept. Modern floor-slab: Henry VII Chapel, N. aisle. " … see Monck (or Monk). Andr, Major John, 1780. Monument: S. aisle of Nave. Annandale, (Marquis of), see Johnstone. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… qu. broad. In King Edward the Confessor, and King William's Time, this was 10l. Value, having in Nivuton, as much as … one Car. and twenty-four Acres of Meadow. In the Confessor's Time, this was 20s. in the Conqueror's but 13s. It had Soc. in Scelford, which Part had Soc in …
A History of the County of Worcester
… with stone screen and gateway opposite the hall. At Payne's Place, an interesting 15th-century halftimbered house at … Severn by the ford and found refuge for the night at Payne's Place. In memory of the event one of the rooms was called the Queen's room. 3 Thomas Payne died in 1500 and Payne's Place passed …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… then esteemed to be one Carucat. There, in King William's Time, were five Sochmen, (or Freeholders) who had one … Kirktons' forty-four Acres; Richard Bingham, now Mr. Brome's, thirty-six Acres; and Robert Thoroton, thirty-two and a … there was seventeen Acres of Meadow. This in the Confessor's Time was valued at 30s. in the Conqueror's at 40s. Another …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… much covered with woods, among them are situated Sharp's-place, Boarplace, and nearer the foot of the hill, Boar's-hill, usually called Bowsell-gate, which names, among many … of it, as Wickhurst-green, Bow-beach, Hill-heath, Carey's-cross, Ranesley-heath, and others. At the southern bounds …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… the wooden church was replaced by one of stone and Cedd's body was brought from the churchyard and buried beside the … as before 1086 11 the monks had moved to St. Olave's at York, which in 1088 William Rufus enlarged and endowed … 15 Henry II commanded that the Abbot and monks of St. Mary's Abbey, York, should hold all his wood and land from the …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… a modern cottage on a moated site called Earl Godwin's Castle. The inner moat is complete with the exception of a … the reign of Charles II, when it was known as the Ranger's or Great Lodge. It was afterwards improved by the Earl of … Ellis, widow of Maj.-Gen. Sir Arthur Ellis, G.C.V.O., C.S.I. Holly Grove, inclosed from the waste in 1773, became the …
Old and New London
… Actor, Host, and WitOrdinaries around St. Paul's: their Rules and CustomsThe "Castle""Dolly's"The "Chapter" and its FrequentersChatterton and … stationers and booksellers who came here in Queen Anne's reign from Little Britain, and a good many tire-women, who …