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Addenda: Representatives of London in Parliament, from Edward I to 1770
A New History of London
Additional Burial Grounds
Survey of London
… CHAPTER 18: ADDITIONAL BURIAL GROUNDS CLXXXSt. Pancras Gardens (formerly the Churchyard of Old St. Pancras Church) … Burial Ground This burial ground, now part of St. Pancras Gardens, was acquired by the parish of St. Giles under … These buildings were all removed when St. Pancras Gardens were laid out in 1877. 39 Among the burials here the …
Additional Churches
Survey of London
… Farr Mayhew 1945 Edgar Frederick Bailey CLXIXHoly Trinity (Clarence Way) Holy Trinity Church, Clarence Way, was built in 1850, largely through the …
Additional Collections
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… in alterations; particularly in the improvement of the gardens and grounds before the house. At a point of view, …
Additional documents: 1480-1 (nos 598-622)
The Overseas Trade of London
Additional Notes And Errata in Vol. VII
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
Additional notes to the Text
The Diary of Henry Machyn
Additional officers
Survey of London Monograph
… after 1370. 1. ...CHANDOS (? 1366). See Ireland (1). Clarence Herald Clarence or Clarenceux herald (both forms are found) must be … R. wt. 2 August 1813. B. 18 September 1790, New St, Spring Gardens; baptized St Martin-inthe-Fields; natural s. of …
Additional officers with titles unknown
Survey of London Monograph
… UNKNOWN ( c. November 1469). Herald of George, Duke of Clarence (Coll. of Arms MS. O.A. II, 710 citing a MS. penes …
Additions and corrections
Magna Britannia
… one of the closes 23, the other having been converted into gardens for their use: and they receive 1 l. per annum each …
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