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A History of the County of Chester
… access to the city centre would damage the commerce on which its prosperity depended. 4 Pedestrianization of the … introduced in the late 1980s, large car parks being sited on the outskirts of the city. Conservation and Renewal in the … Georgian fronts bore no relation to what lay behind. On the rim of the historic city centre, industrial buildings …
Records relating to the Barony of Kendale
… William de Stapleton, William de Helton. Given at Appilby on Monday after St. Luke the Evangelist, 46 Edwrd 111; D. at … of D. at Levens. 1373 By his deed dated at Tullythawite on Saturday next after the feast of St. Matthew the Apostle, … socage, by services unknown. Robert Laurence, knight, died on Tuesday, the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, 18 Henry …
Survey of London
… Hale had his mason's yard. 128 After 1736 Mrs. Hale kept on the house and yard until they were taken over in 1742 by … without a portico. Inside, there were two water closets, on the ground and third floors. The specification for this … of Loudoun, 18724. C. F. Abney-Hastings, later 1st Baron Donington, 18779. Coleridge John Kennard, M.P., 188090: his …
Survey of London
… a meadow near Faux well a (plots 4 and 5); and a meadow on the south side of the highway (plots 13 and 15); these … closes called Claylands (plots 34, 41 and 42), which were on lease to Peter Palmer in 1475; 32 a close and parcel of … Road, 38 which commemorates the name of the field on which it was built. Fentiman Road was laid out about 1838 …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… in opposing his entry with their whole army, the king on his part is determined to achieve it, even if he has to … affected. The leading parliamentarians, who were zealous on this point when it served their purpose, do not appear so … them a victory, the army being piqued by what happened at Donington. The issue has been curious as with the commanders …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… day more feeble. That of Plater, reported a week ago as on the point of conclusion, has almost completely disappeared … various replies from London, which will enable me to judge on better grounds. Advices enclosed. Paris, the 5th December, … of the Czar Michael and the accession of his son Alexius. Bain : The First Romanovs, page 98. Journals of the House of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… light. Parliament, anxious to please the king, set to work on the business and that same morning completed the list of … hold their safety in their own hands, which will depend on their future actions, the past being buried in oblivion. … is not given. Taken by the Russians on 4 October, 1654. Bain: The First Romanovs, page 110. The king's letters of 2 …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 1 This event causes more than ordinary sorrow here chiefly on account of the derangement and delay that his death will … Venetian Archives. 297. To the Secretary Marchesini. On receiving the reply of the Assembly he is to proceed to … Diary, fol. 222 d. Brit. Mus. Add. MSS. 10117. Potemkin. Bain: The First Romanovs, p. 181. George Duca had been made …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… compelled the king to hold a cabinet council on Saturday evening. There some of the ministers urged his … to threats or violence with the Lower House, but that on no account should he yield a single point of his authority … He was sent also to France and Spain with the same object. Bain: The First Romanovs, page 180. …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… his Majesty was marching with 1determination to give 1 On this supposition parliament has decided not to refuse … Avoiding a battle, the king proceeded from Newbury to Donington castle his army entrenching with the aid of a small … emergencies, as it opens the way from Oxford to Bristol. Donington castle, where his Majesty left the most important …