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Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… chamber for counter-feiting the king's seal manual. Edward Clifford gentleman for counterfeiting the king's privy …
Annales Cestrienses
… contra regem et die Palmarum cepit dominum Rogerum de Clifford apud Hawerdin et quosdam de militibus ejus … Burnell, Henricus Tyeis, Howelus fil. Griffini, Roger de Clifford Junior, Willelmus de Lindeseye, Willelmus le Butiler … and on Palm Sunday [March 22] captured the lord Roger de Clifford at Hawarden and killed certain of his soldiers, and …
Survey of London
… of 1898, three bells: one stated by Dunstan as dated "John Clifford, churchwarden, 1636," the other two dated "T. Mears, …
A Survey of London
… all is replenished with buildings and inhabitantes. T. Clifford. Touching this Woolestable, I reade that in the … 958. E. the Confessor builded it of new, whereupon T. Clifford writeth thus. T. Clifford Without the walles of London (saith hee) vpon the …
Magna Britannia
… Lord Warden of the Marches; and after his death to George Clifford, Earl of Cumberland. The lease was subsequently …
A History of the County of Warwick
… have suffered accidents at work. In 1638 property at Clifford Chambers (Glos.) was bought for 1,890 which in 1833 … White's girls' school. Sales of the charity property at Clifford Chambers took place in 1859, 1906, 1925, and 1937. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… trade was not, however, confined to wool. William Clifford and William Merford were licensed in 1387 to buy 800 …
A History of the County of Warwick
… part of the Caludon estate until the 18th century, Lord Clifford being the occupier in 1775. 31 By 1841 all or most … the latter included Richard Hopkins, Thomas Hunt, Lord Clifford, and Messrs. Parrott, and the trustees of Collins's … whom Parrott and Co. paid royalties were Lords Craven and Clifford, John Burton, and Christ's College, Cambridge. 54 In …
A History of the County of Warwick
… from Coventry to Leicester enters the former parish at Clifford Bridge and as Hinckley or Ansty Road runs north-east … lands descended with the Caludon estate. 90 In 1756 Lord Clifford's estate included 82 a. of arable and pasture called Clifford's Waste, 8 a. of arable and meadow in the Middle …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Caludon and the south of Wyken, crossing the River Sowe at Clifford Bridge. Clifford Bridge Road runs south from this bridge towards … inherited by his younger daughter, Anne, the wife of Hugh Clifford, Lord Clifford of Chudleigh. The estate remained in …