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Journal of the House of Lords
… of Charge were proposed by any of the Boards of Revenue, or by any Person acting under them, is that Proposal for … it his Duty to do so? I should think so; he has no Right or Power to do so; but he is generally called upon to do so, … in late Years that the Business was brought to light. Mr. Fortescue was the Person who originally brought to light this …
Journal of the House of Lords
… I have latterly held Civil Situations during the last Nine or Ten Years. You were previously in the Company's Army? I … been for a long Period attached to Villages as Guardians or Watchmen, with certain Immunities in Land and Fees from … in Bengal? Yes; it is stated by Sir Edward Colebrook, Mr. Fortescue and others. Have they not been destroyed by the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Second Judge of the Court of Circuit at Patna, 84 to 96. Fortescue, T. Esq. Commissioner of Delhi, 34 to 46. Harris, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… r. 33 p., of which about 670 acres are arable, 420 meadow or pasture, and 450 common land tithe-free; the soil is of a … ALLERTON, NORTH.See Northallerton. Allesley, or Awesley (All Saints) ALLESLEY, or Awesley ( All Saints), a … king's books at 32. 2. 1., and in the patronage of Mrs. Fortescue: the tithes have been commuted for 485, and the …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Secretary 25 Nov. 1865-6 July 1866 (CO 324/163 p. 384). Fortescue (from 1863 Parkinson Fortescue), Chichester Samuel Parliamentary Under Secretary … 7 June 1864-6 July 1866 ( COL (1865), 7). Parkinson Fortescue see Fortescue Patterson, Lewis Henry Assistant …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Left office 10 Oct. 1795 (FO 366/380). Quick, William Fortescue Clerk ( Librarian's Dept.) 24 Aug. 1841-19 Aug. … (FO 366/1292, payments 9 May 1806, 10 Oct. 1812). Wesley ( or Wellesley), Hon. Henry Précis Writer 5 April 1795-10 Oct. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… f. 190; CTB, xxviii, 449, 479). Ebrington, Viscount see Fortescue, Hon. Hugh Edgcumbe, Richard Commissioner 25 June … Messenger of Chamber 27 May 1863 (AB, iv, 149, 301-5). Fortescue, Chichester Samuel Commissioner 8 March 1854-17 … to Secretary 11 April 1865 (AB, iv, 178-80). Gale, William or John Messenger to Secretary occ. 12 Aug. 1791, 1801 (T …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1761 (Ind. 6764); last occ. Jan. 1776 (SO 5/4). D. April or May 1776 ( Gent. Mag. (1776), xlvi, 240; Lond. Mag. … 1773. App. 28 March 1772 ( CHOP 1773-5, 87). D. Sept. or Oct. 1773 ( Correspondence of George III, ed. Sir J. Fortescue (London 1927-8), iii, 38; Gent. Mag. (1773), xliii, …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… App. by Sunderland probably Feb. 1679; occ. from June or July 1679 to 12 Oct. 1680 ( CTB, vi, 116; BM Add. MSS … D. March 1772 ( Correspondence of George III, ed. Sir J. Fortescue (London 1927-8), iii, 38; Prob 6/148). Wallis, John … 1683; (Sun- derland) Jan. 1683-Oct. 1688; (?) (Middleton or Preston) Oct.-Dec. 1688. (?) Chief Clerk (Shrewsbury) Feb. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… male head carved in Cotswold limestone and of 3rd- or 4th-century date. Some digging in a gravel pit on the … description). The nucleus of the plan may be of c. 1500 or earlier, and was of half-H shape with the cross-wings … of Studley in 1712; Theodosia, married in 1721 to John Fortescue of Cookhill and of Gray's Inn; and Judith, who …