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Old and New London
… Temple Bar, leaving the archway in the centre; and Mr. W. Burges, the architect, suggested a new arch in keeping with …
A History of the County of Sussex
… now forms the south aisle of the building, designed by W. Burges, added in 1895, which consists of a clerestoried nave …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… do not seem to have started until 1883. 143 Dr. J. H. Burges, rector 1874 99, was remembered for his energy as a … the first church on the site, for a churchwarden told Dr. Burges (rector 187499) that foundations had been discovered … Kite's in W.A.M. ii (1855), 21356, 30232. See also J. H. Burges (rector) in W.A.M. xix (1881), 119 sqq.; C. E. Ponting …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… shalbe bourne gaderd and paid be e said merchauntes and burges of e merchaundysez at ben aventured to Pruce Scove to … day the Mayre have called for the eleccioun of the burges of the parliament theyse persons folowyng, for asmoch as Thomas Guybon late elected burges of the seid parliament hath refewsed and wyl not take …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… to be named and be takyn as Keeper of the Gyld, the seid Burges sayen that the seid Abbot owe not now such officer to … it appereth in the fynne of recorde, that he shuld take a burges of the seid Gyld, wherewith we should be content withall and yf the forseid Burges be not content with hym, the seid Abbot to take a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
A History of the County of Warwick
… Street and its continuation St. John's Bridges (later Burges) and appear to have extended as far east as Swanswell … the widening of St. John's Bridges (now Bishop Street and Burges) resulted in the demolition of the library wing, and …