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Old and New London
… pocket-holes, similar to those of many of the ladies of Bunbury's time, which he has produced in his picture. In this …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… named after prominent racing aristocrats of the period. 18 Bunbury's Mile commemorates Sir Charles Bunbury, many times steward between 1768 and his death in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Spurstow SPURSTOW, a township, in the parish of Bunbury, union of Nantwich, First division of the hundred of …
Survey of London
… surviving freehold interest is now vested in Sir Charles Bunbury of Rendlesham, Suffolk, as a descendant of Sir Thomas …
Survey of London
… lease of both parts of No. 3. The lessor was Sir Charles Bunbury, 12 the direct descendant of the nephew and heir of …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… the tenement occupied by Aminadas Cowper, tailor, and John Bunbury, gentleman. 36 Bunbury's property, however, may have included the S. part of …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… been partially occupied by the yard and buildings of John Bunbury, gentleman, which lay on the N. and E. sides of 23D and 24. If this was so, Bunbury's property also included a part of 23B. Another part …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the meadows. The ancient mansion here of the family of Bunbury, called Rake Hall, has been repaired by its present owner, Sir Henry Bunbury, Bart.; several farm-buildings have been erected, and … 790 acres, of a clay soil, the property of Sir Henry Bunbury. A free school was founded by Sir Thomas Bunbury, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… net income, 130; patron and impropriator, Sir H. E. Bunbury, Bart. The church, which is the burial-place of the Bunbury family, has a Norman doorway, some ancient wooden …