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A History of the County of Somerset
… as much for political propaganda as for recruitment. 7 Charles I heard a sermon in the parish church in 1625. 8 In … a force to fight the puritan sympathisers of Batcombe. Sir Charles Berkeley was imprisoned and ordered to tell his … to bear arms against the parliament. In the following year Charles I and the Prince of Wales came from Mells to stay …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… that privilege. The deer were destroyed in the time of Charles II., and the land disafforested. A fair for cattle is … handsome mansion in a spacious park, built in the reign of Charles II.: the road from London to Watton passes through … act for holding the summer assizes at Buckingham. In 1644, Charles I. fixed his head-quarters at the place; and Sir …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… hence offers of servicing, such as the advertisement by Charles Hart near Cosney Bridge, who claims that he 'washeth …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… to practise. [To be prosecuted at law.] 25 June 1593 Entry Charles, Lord Howard, the Lord High Admiral, had written a …
Survey of London
… in the ratebooks as the occupants of the house, including Charles Bland, the storekeeper, and Thomas Dummer, the deputy … Sir William Drury of Beesthorpe, Norfolk, and the widow of Charles Needham, 4th Viscount Kilmorey, who had died in … when the Earl of Dorset is given as the occupant. This was Charles Sackville, the 6th Earl, the writer of "To all you …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… brave and loyal Sir Francis Gamul was created a baronet by Charles I.: on his death in 1654, the estate devolved to his …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… the materials sold, 16724 After her decease, her grandson, Charles, second Duke of Grafton, sold the property in 1731. … incorporated by Henry the Eighth, 1515; re-incorporated by Charles the Second, December 21st, 1644. Sworn Viewers were … concerning these Officers. The Fire Act of 16667, 18 & 19 Charles II., cap. 8, sec. 2, continued them, with greatly …
Survey of London
… of his own designing) with his friend, the builder Charles Freake. Hunt told Cole he wanted a rent of 3,500. 84 …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… brilliant success which had attended his arms at the Menai straits, was to hold a conference with some of the chieftains … to which they continued an appendage till the reign of Charles I. In the year 1691 the town was nearly destroyed by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… impropriator, excepting where the land is tithe-free, Charles Hammersley, Esq. The church is a plain edifice of … stalls and some screen-work, and has lately been repewed. Charles Tryon, Esq., in 1705 bequeathed 200, which, in 1805, … Sir Thomas Bendish, a distinguished adherent to Charles I., to whom he sent a large sum of money in his …