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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the town of Burtonupon-Trent, the village of Repton, Breedon Hill, and Charnwood Forest; to the west, Etwall, and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… : Visct. Ranelagh and the Attorney General. Mr. Alderman Breedon, Mr. Dashwood, Mr. Dannett Forth and the rest of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Jemmett, William Dashwood, John Freeman, John Forth, John Breedon, George Dashwood, Thomas Forth and William Bucknall, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… an account of exported beer for 2 years [last past]. Mr. Breedon says the brewing within the city of London decreased …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… General of Crown Lands. Mr. George Dashwood, Alderman Breedon and Col. Birch are called in. The two first demand …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… So that for brandy they have no equity. Alderman Breedon said that by effect 'tis diminished, brandy being … says the less brandy that comes in the more ale is spent. Breedon adds one thing more that by the stop made in the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… this Act for 310,000 l. The London [Excise] Farmers [Mr. Breedon and the two Foorths] come in about their arrears on … money [which] they are to pay in to His Majesty. Alderman Breedon answers yes, that they humbly hope His Majesty's …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… 12. Friday. Mr. George Dashwood, Mr. William Dashwood, Mr. Breedon and Alderman Phillip Jemmett, late Farmers of [the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… good security both in England and Ireland. Mr. Alderman Breedon says they have a legal interest in their arrears, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… but that it shall be no prejudice to their abatement. Mr. Breedon said they hope they shall get 20,000 l. Viscount …