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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Buildings. Higher up there is another neat row, called Brough Buildings, which were erected in 1790. From below the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… native county, and in Westmorland, where he held a living (Brough) and owned a manor (Ravenwyk, now Renwick) which he …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… Park, names of farmhouses on the road between Bowes and Brough-underStainmore. Called Mikel Couton and Temple Couton …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… in the township of Burrill-cum-Cowling, parish of Bedale. Brough, Catterick par. Aysgarth par. Hackforth, Hornby par. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… had an only child Elizabeth, who married John Lawson of Brough (afterwards a baronet). It is not certain whether or …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Robert Spiller sometime parcel of the possessions of Lord Brough [Burgh] and all other lands demised 16601, Feb. 7, to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… the Marquess of Carmarthen's barge in order for its being brough [bought] for her late Majesty's use: by warrant dated …
Survey of London
… 24 and now pulled down was the home of Lionel and Mary Brough, 122 the famous actor and actress. No. 87 South …
Survey of London
… after 1857 by John Abbot, builder, 165 who laid out Brough Street and Kenchester Street. Since the houses between Hartington Road and Brough Street were destroyed by a flying bomb in the war of …