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A History of the County of Essex
… (1955), 89. Kelly's Dir. Essex (191026); W. Ham Elec. Bull. Apr. 1910; W. Ham, London's Industrial Centre (1935/6), … 198, 201, 203, 2313; 'The Thames Ironworks', W. Ham Elec. Bull. Apr. 1911; E.R.O., T/M 287 (plan of works); Cat. East … (18521922). Inf. from Albert Cooperage Ltd. W. Ham Elec. Bull. Apr. 1910; Stratford Expr. Jubilee Suppl. (1936). Inf. …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… Clarke, who with Oliver's widow Mary, then wife of Henry Bull, and the trustees sold West Lydford in 1658 to Richard …
Survey of London
… inn is traditionally said to have had a yard for bear- and bull-baiting, and there was also a cock-pit in Pickled Egg …
A History of the County of Sussex
… among the property of John Farington assigned to Robert Bull, as one coheir, were 'a barn and gateroom' and 73 acres … Maudling called Potts: Suss. Rec. Soc. xxix, 694. Robert Bull sold this to the Duke of Richmond in 1758: Add. MS. … p. 206), and the 'messuage called Gentiles' sold by Robert Bull to the Duke of Richmond in 1758: Add. MS. 39388, fol. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… figures of man and woman at prayer-desk; (16) to John Bull, 1715, and Marlborough Tatton, 1714, his grandson, … fight with the Nemean lion; ( c) the capture of the Cretan bull, and in one of the smaller panels the infant Hercules is …
Old and New London
… to be placed in the catalogue of saints, and issued his bull to the Abbot Laurence and Convent of Westminster, …
Old and New London
… the year 1487, during the pontificate of Innocent VIII., a bull was issued, by which a little restraint was laid on the …
Old and New London
… the Earl of Peterborough, but was let to a merchant, Mr. Bull. In Queen Square were living Lords North, and Grey, and …
Old and New London
… as recent a period as 1820, that most barbarous sport of bull-baiting occasionally took place here; and the three …