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London Inhabitants within the Walls
… Sar, w; Thos, s; Jas, s; Sar, d; Mary, d; Marg, d, 59.25 Charley: Elinor, 32.18 Mary, 32.18 Charneley Ric; Sar, w; …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… (£144 7s. 2d.) 72 2 450. Roger Chalyoner, mercer, John Charley, cowper, for the Orphan of John Wendoner, skynner … (£282 10s.) 7 15 543. Henry Awsten, haberdasher, John Charley, cowper, for thorphan of Nicholas Denys, skynner(£185 …
The accession of George I (1714): List of knights, commissioners, citizens & burgesses in Parliament
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Sir Samuel Ongley, Kt. Queenborough. Col. Thomas King Charley Fotherby, Esq; Lancashire. Richard Shuttleworth, Esq; …
A History of the County of Warwick
… was Lowe's Dancing Show, among the members of which was Charley Marsh, a well-known clown. The leading actress of the …
A History of the County of Durham
… Bar. Thence it ran rather to the south of the old line to Charley Cross, and via Quarry Head Lane, round by Margery …
Survey of London
… James Avis and Martin Es(t)bourne, plasterers; Thomas Charley, John Embree and William George, plumbers; and Samuel …
Survey of London
… born of the doubt and the darkness, turned out to be "Charley's Aunt" .' 101 The first performance in London was on … theatrical history, may not, however, have been rehearsing Charley's Aunt (which was not to be staged for another … play by Bernard Shaw. It did not foreshadow the success of Charley's Aunt and 'the fall of the curtain was attended with …
Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… Aston Flamville, and Henry [his son]. Hen. Hastings, Charley. Rob. Bradshaw, Morebarn. Lady Chamberlain, Higham …
A History of the County of Stafford
… a new house which he referred to in his will of 1758 as 'Charley Mount'; the surrounding area had already become known … Two fields in the area were known as Upper and Lower Charley in 1825: S.R.O., D. 1204, conveyance of 1825. B.R.L. …
Survey of London
… the landlord with the traditional acclaim, "Here come Charley Brown!"'. 129 The Edwardian and 1920s fascination …