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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… was 3l. when the great survey was made in king William's 4l. value. In West Mercham, before the conquest, Godric had … earl of Clare patron. 13 [Throsby] West Markam, Here the duke of Newcastle is the principal land owner. Open fields. … Saints. Patron of West Markam, Vic. cum Bevercotes, is the duke of Newcastle. Abb. Westminster propr. Incumbent, Rev. …
Survey of London
… and (together with some acres adjoining in the Gray's Inn Road area of Holborn) was a single landholding until … Rebellion and baffling proud France', a paean to the Duke of Cumberland. 49 Opposite Sir John Oldcastle's was the … 1934, being formally opened in November that year by the Duke and Duchess of York. 156 Said at the time of its …
Survey of London
… cut between them. Here, until the urban density of King's Cross looms close, architectural value is primarily … he and his brother assembled at Inverary Castle for the Duke of Argyll. Later he built a machine organ for the Earl … a significant treatise on dry rot, dedicated to the 4th Duke of Gordon and subscribed for widely among members of the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… chapelry of Bosham 1 and constituted one of the 7 knight's fees attached thereto. 2 It was held of the Bishop of … in 1482 when Stoke was apparently assigned to John Howard, Duke of Norfolk, in whose family it remained until 1540, when Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, exchanged it to the Crown. 19 The manor was …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Polled tree in the 15th and 16th centuries, and as Poulter's corner in 1896. 4 The north part of the parish lay on the … in 1841. 22 The buildings of Salvington include Cutler's Farmhouse, called in 1978 The Old House, a 17th-century … the northern outlier Marlpost was sold in 1806 to the duke of Norfolk. 99 After Lord Selsey's death in 1838 1 his …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Magdalen Hall, matric. 19 Nov., 1650; bar.-at-law, Gray's Inn, 1660, as son of Thomas, of Woodmancote, Sussex, gent. … chaplain to the Lady Anne (afterwards Queen), and to the Duke of York, rector of St. Mary-at-Hill 1647 and 1661, of … of a school in London, and ultimately chaplain to John, Duke of Lauderdale; rector of Middleton Tyas, Yorks, 1673, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… in 1717, 20 and Adsett Grove; another called Phillips's Grove, which was cut down after 1839, gave its name to … were mentioned in 1715, including one housing a smith's shop, another with a butcher's shop, and the inn called the … 68 is likely to have been an inn and was possibly the 'Duke of Gloucester' mentioned there in 1786. 69 In 1839 there …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… of a large but scattered Crown estate which owed one night's farm; before 1086 outlying parts, totalling 25 hides, in … 1702). 90 Anthony was succeeded by his son Henry, created Duke of Kent in 1710, whose estate in 1717 comprised c. 360 … in 1358 the manor reverted to Henry's son and heir Henry, Duke of Lancaster, 7 who died seised of it in 1361 leaving as …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of Salisbury were abolished. 92 The church was worth 50 s. in 1086. 93 In 1291 the value was £40. 94 In 1720 the … three pieces of property, comprising 4 a. of land, the Duke Inn, both in Bratton, and 2 small pieces of land in … and applying it for the repair of the church. In 1887 the Duke Inn was sold for over £1,300 and the money from the sale …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… begun before 1086, for by then William Scudet, the king's cook, held an estate of 4 hides which was to form later the … and descended with Hall's other Wiltshire estates to the Duke of Kingston. 57 In about 1745 Evelyn, Duke of Kingston, sold the estate to Thomas Phipps (d. 1792), …