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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… parish, and the lineal descendant of Francis Grant, of Cullen, who was knighted by Queen Anne in 1705, and … senators of the college of justice by the title of Lord Cullen. The population is chiefly agricultural; but there are … many poor scholars. There is an endowed school called Lord Cullen's, the teacher of which receives a salary, in meal and …
The Environs of London
… was consined to his house at Mortlake by sickness A. D. 1136 6. Archbishop Peckham died there A. D. 1292 7; and Archbishop Reynolds in 1327 8. Archbishop … He purchased a house at East-Sheen of Sir James Rushout Cullen, which is now the property of his great grandson, …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… shillings to the high altar of the church there: 6 s and 8 d to the lights of Our Lady; and 40 shillings to the … the King granted the said manors, &c., to Bryan Viscount Cullen and others. These grantees were trustees for Lady Mary … widow of Sir Edmund de Hengrave, gave by will 6 s. 8 d. to the lights of Our Lady, in Mutford church; 40 s. to the …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Nailor, Thomas, Wath, Yorks., joiner and cm (1798). [D] Nairn, Thomas, 15 Rupert St, Liverpool, carver and gilder … 1969] A magnificent bed made by Norman was bought by James Cullen at a sale sometime in 1767 or early 1768. Cullen informed the Earl of Hopetoun, for whom the bed had …
Magna Britannia
… related to the lizard family, on which the Rev. W. D. Conybeare has furnished an excellent paper in the fifth … Northam borough Mr. Yonge. Near Paignton Mr. Sinclair Cullen. Mentha viridis Near Exmouth Hudson. rotundifolia Lord …
Survey of London
… By 1817 William Tooke had put a road called Moiety Street d through his riverside land, with three turnings off … the 1930s most of Bullivant's Wharf was occupied by Saul D. Harrison & Sons, whose activities embraced the scrap-metal … later and built up in 1879 with terrace houses by Abraham Cullen of Havannah Street, a house agent. 206 Malabar Street …
Journal of the House of Lords
… An Act for the Naturalizing of James Perkins, born in Cullen. An Act for the Naturalizing of Sir William …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… the first Earl of Dover. His son was created Viscount Cullen. His eldest surviving daughter married the second Earl … Alderman Pennington and Alderman Atkins should be dubb'd Sir Isaac and Sir Thomas of the State's own creation. But …
A Survey of London
… habent ad portam Episcopi x. cotarios.' Gilbert Foliot (d. 1187) refers to his gate called 'Bissupesgate' ( Hist. … of a swinging gate between a meadow and the highway ( N.E.D.) See also Letha by, London before the Conquest, 846. l. … derivation. ll. 3031. Guild hall of the marchants of Cullen. The Emperor's men are mentioned in the Laws of …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Henry Barrington, Esqs: John Crofts, Wroth Rogers, William Cullen, Abraham Babington, William Puckle, Charls Doyley, …