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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… family, of whom Jordan de Lauton, in the reign of Edward I., assumed the name of Kenyon. The manor was subsequently … The Rev. John Barnes, who was vicar during the reign of Charles I., and at the time of the usurpation of Cromwell, … temple. Sir John Banks, lord chief justice in the reign of Charles I., was born at Keswick, in 1589: the parish …
Survey of London
… has always appeared to me so cold and unfinished, that I ventured to introduce this variety of ground at once to … 118a of the manor of Tottenhall made in 1761 for the Hon. Charles Fitzroy (afterwards first Baron Southampton), Ken … of passengers whom they were for; one answered for King Charles, on which they replied they were for King Jesus, and …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… widow of Sir Peter Atte Tye, bequeathed to Edward Charles, her son, 100 shillings per annum out of her manor … now living, fragments of walls and arches standing here. I do not apprehend that any religious foundation ever existed … indented, granted unto the Right Reverend Father in God, Charles, Lord Bishop of Norwich, Thom: Tanner, chancellor of …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… near the new St. Mary's church, was probably designed by Charles Barry 67 and had three classrooms; there was also a … 103; S.R.O. 3038/6/1; 1 st Rep. Com. Child. Emp. App. Pt. I [381], pp. 39-40, 83, H.C. (1842), xvi. Inf. from Mr. D. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Heveningham, of whom William was judge in the reign of Charles I., and one of the regicides who surrendered in 1660; also … of whom were barons of the exchequer in the reigns of Charles II. and William III. A school was lately erected at …
The Environs of London
… Kew KEW. Name. The most ancient record in which I have seen this place mentioned, is a court roll of the … the early proprietors of lands and houses here, I find Charles Somerset, the first Earl of Worcester of that family … appears to have been built about the reign of James, or Charles I. Kew chapel. Kew chapel was built in the year 1714: …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Robert Willis Blencowe, Sussex Archaeological Collection, I/65-127 Pepys Pepys, Samuel (1985), The Diary of Samuel … (1902), A Foreign View of England in the Reigns of George I and George II, translated and edited by Madame Van Muyden, … collection of recipes, now in private hands Carter Carter, Charles (1984), The Complete Practical Cook: Or, a New System …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… earliest charter of incorporation is that of the 12th of Charles I.; another was granted in the reign of George IV., bearing … is uncertain, was made a royal foundation by charter of Charles I., and has an endowment in land producing a rental …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… of the land in Kibworth Beauchamp. 48 In 1559 Elizabeth I granted the manor in tail male to Ambrose Dudley, later … retained the manor until the death without issue of Sir Charles Halford in 1780, when it passed to his relict Sarah, … Countess Sarah's death in 1814 the manor passed under Sir Charles's will to his cousin, Sir Henry Halford, Bt. 55 It …
A History of the County of Worcester
… various pen designs. Before 1812 they are as follows: (i) all entries 1539 to 1636; (ii) 1636 to 1672; (iii) 1672 to … an inquisition of commissioners of charitable uses, 16 Charles I, by his will gave an annuity of 2 12 s., issuing out of a …