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Calendar of Treasury Books
… letter to be written to Sir Stephen Fox to pay the Earl of Carbery 100 l. Like marginal note. [Write] Mr. Mountney to …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lord Treasurer's warrant read for payment to the Earl of Carbery as President of Wales. The Earl to first bring in the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… W. Coventry. Sir R. Long's report concerning the Earl of Carbery is read together with a draft of a privy seal for his … desire him to examine the matter and do right. The Earl of Carbery called in: moves that he may have the 400 l. per an. … Beale to look over the new establishment for the Earl of Carbery and see in what it differs from the old, in what more …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… saved by the retrenchment on the Excise. The Earl of Carbery called in: moves for a privy seal to make his pension …
Survey of London
… the Cadogan papers referring to the grant to John, Earl of Carbery, "of a way or passage of nine feet broad" and also "a … repair. Historical notes. John Vaughan, third Earl of Carbery, who had acquired a fortune in Jamaica, where he was … land reaching from Paradise Row to the Thames. The Earl of Carbery was President of the Royal Society. He lived at …
Survey of London
… the river and adjoined the land sold later to the Earl of Carbery on the south-west. Here was built the house which … perhaps, acquired the adjoining property of the Earl of Carbery, who had died in 1713 ( see Gough House). He is …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… (d. 1852), and Thomas 97 who, in 1868, sold it to John Carbery Evans (d. 1893). 98 The estate was offered for sale …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Leeds-abbey estate. She afterwards married John, earl of Carbery, and died in 1643. The south chancel was purchased by …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to Andover. Townshend Manor House, the residence of Mr. Carbery Evans, is north-west of the village. Near it are …
A History of the County of Rutland
… O'Brien, and Anne, wife of George Evans, afterwards Lord Carbery. 10 Tixover manor and Blatherwick were assigned to …