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Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… do hereby apply to have the late dwelling house of Charles Welsbourne and now the property of James Pearce, … of Worcester the to his m Benjamin Johnson esquire Sir Charles Trubshaw Withers knight the Reverend Treadway Nash … as in duty bound shall ever pray etc. John Boles Watson Charles Faulkner, keeper of the Worcestershire bridewell. …
Petitions to the Worcestershire Quarter Sessions, 1592-1797
… Worcestershire Quarter Sessions: 1790s Charles Faulkner, keeper of the Worcestershire bridewell. … of Worcester assembled in sessions The humble petition of Charles Faulkner keeper of the above bridewell humbly sheweth …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… chronicles of Wyrksop are not exact in this descent, which I suppose misled Mr. Robert Glover in the draught of that … of Arundal, was in favour with king James the first, and Charles the first. The former made him earl Marshal for life. … others. Thomas, fifth duke of Norfolk, was in the 13th of Charles the 2d, restored to the title of duke of Norfolk, but …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… its introduction by the Flemings in the reign of Henry I., was, on the petition of the inhabitants of Norwich, … the church; and about 12 a year, arising from bequests by Charles Themylthorpe (in 1721) and others, are distributed … Esq., of Burnley and Leeds: in 1803 it was sold to Charles Townley, Esq. The township lies on the borders of …
A History of the County of York
… 1284 his remains were translated in the presence of Edward I and Queen Eleanor. 38 The statutes made in 1294 ordered … purchased in 1573 which included 'Genevaie's Psalms'. 2 In Charles I's reign, choir and congregation sang a psalm before … the High Commission at York was granted to the minster by Charles I for repairs, furnishings, a new organ, and the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Matthew's church. In 1965 £8 16 s. was spent on groceries. Charles Whitcomb by will proved 1944 gave £2,000, the income …
A History of the County of Sussex
… passed to their three daughters, who sold it in 1843 to Charles Edmunds. 61 He was succeeded in 1879 by his brother … in the early 15th century and in 1493. 80 V.C.H. Suss. i. 448. Suss. Fines, ii (S.R.S. vii), pp. 62-3; Cal. Pat. … Peerage, ix. 377-83. Cowdray Archives, ed. Dibben, i, p. 34; Suss. Inq. in Bodl. (S.R.S. xxxiii), p. 34. V.C.H. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and was served from Worthing c. 1976. 81 The parish of St. Charles was formed in 1958, and a church and presbytery were …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… supposed to have become forfeited in the reign of Edward I. by the act for the dissolution of chantries, James I., in 1622, on the petition of the inhabitants, confirmed … the village. The living is a donative, in the patronage of Charles Winn, Esq.: the church is a very neat structure in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… continued to be a seat of the family till the reign of Charles I., when it was dismantled by order of the parliament. The … Thomas Eccleston, of Eccleston and Scarisbrick. His son Charles, on succeeding to this estate, assumed the name of …