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A History of the County of Buckingham
… Their son, another Samuel, sold the manor in 1801 to Lord Carrington, 105 whose successor holds it at the present day. … Argent a cheveron between three hinds' heads razed gules. Carrington. Or a cheveron coupleclosed sable between three …
Survey of London
… solicitor. No. 53. (30, N. 17). 181518, Captain B. Carrington; 182636, William Lowndes, probably the Strand …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… side of the Mersey; there is a bridge over the river at Carrington. 62 From the church a second road runs east to … resulted in a loss to the township. Population Ret. Old Carrington Bridge, pulled down about 1840, was a foot bridge, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Townson. 220 The minister at that time (16891701) was John Carrington, concerned in the Surey Demoniac exorcisms. 221 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Smith, a zealous Royalist, created Baron and Viscount Carrington in 1643; G.E.C. Complete Peerage; Dugdale, Visit. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… concerned in these exercises were Thomas Jollie and John Carrington, and the latter, afterwards stationed at …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Divisions of Bradley, Haverstoe, Yarborough, Walscroft, Carrington, Manley, Aslacoe, Lawres and Wells Wapentake, …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Banister's messuage, west on the messuage of Charles, Lord Carrington: and containing 33 foot front towards Jermyn … the said messuage and the messuages of the said Lord Carrington: and also the messuage with the yard or garden …
Calendar of Treasury books
… of widow Smith, Andrew Smith, William Kempster and Richard Carrington abutting east on the waste next the sea, and on …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Divisions of Bradley Haverston, Yarborough, Wals[h]croft Carrington, Manly Aslacoe, Lawes [Lawress] and Wells …