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Alumni Oxonienses
… these names student of Middle Temple 1715 (his father of Clerkenwell, Middlesex). See Foster's Inns of Court Reg. …
A History of the County of Essex
… but not normally above it. 4 The mill was acquired by Clerkenwell priory in or before 1176. 5 The wealth of …
A History of the County of Essex
… and Jordan de Briset (or Jordan FitzRalph), the founder of Clerkenwell Priory. 5 The grandson of Brian FitzRalph, also … including a capital messuage and a mark's rent, to Clerkenwell Priory, which thus became the intermediate tenant … who in 1197 acknowledged his service due to the nuns of Clerkenwell for knight's fee in Wanstead. 12 Ralph (d. 1222) …
The Environs of London
… Middlesex, who is the present proprietor 24. The nuns of Clerkenwell had some lands in this parish, given them by …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… selling of skins in Wood's Close near St. John Street in Clerkenwell, to which grant they desire that three more …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Hill in the parishes of Hornsey alias Harringway and Clerkenwell, Co. Midd., of which premises Mary Hind was …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Richard) into a mad house belonging to the said Norman in Clerkenwell where she was lockt up in a dark room for several …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… parcel of the late Priories of St. Helen's [London] and Clerkenwell. Prefixing: (1) Report by Auditor Thomas Jett …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… which he remains a prisoner in our gaol of New Prison at Clerkenwell: but he is recommended as an object of the …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Thomas on 13 Dec., 1677, assigned to William Pym of Clerkenwell. On 24 March 16823 Pym leased two pieces thereof …