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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… OF THE DEPARTMENT 11 JULY 1794 Secretary of State Dundas, H. Under Secretary Nepean, E. Chief Clerk Huskisson, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… quoad sacra, and now civil, parish of North Bute. Port-Dundas PORT-DUNDAS, a village and river-port, in the late ecclesiastical … on a branch of the Clyde canal, takes its name from Lord Dundas, to whose exertions the completion of that interesting …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Hist. MSS. Com. Rep. iii, 415. Lord Hardwicke to President Dundas, 16 Mar. 1762: 'We are now got into a strange flame …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… the Deputy Controller was reduced to £1000. 34From 1831-2 Dundas, who also held the office of Second Naval Lord of the … Sir T. B. 1816 24 Feb. Martin, Sir T. B. 1831 2 Nov. Dundas, Hon. G. H. L. DEPUTY CONTROLLER 1793-1832 1793 11 … 22 Aug. Shield, W. 1829 4 May Legge, Hon. H. 1830 21 Oct. Dundas, Hon. R. SURVEYORS 1660-1832 1660 20 June Batten, Sir …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… TO DEPUTY CONTROLLER Legge 1829-30 1829 8 May Clark, J. R. Dundas 1830-2 1830 30 Nov. Clark, J. R. PRIVATE SECRETARY TO …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… C. Martin 1816-31 1816 Graham, C. 1816 25 May Gandy, E. Dundas 1831-2 1831 Gandy, E. 1832 15 May Jenkins, W. Adm. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Spencer, Hon. R. C. Melville 1828-30 1828 4 Oct. Saunders Dundas, Hon. R. Graham 1830-4 1830 29 Nov. Briggs, J. T. 1830 … 10 Sept. Baillie Hamilton, W. A. 1845 29 Jan. Saunders Dundas, Hon. R. Ellenborough 1846 1846 16 Jan. Law, Hon. H. …
A History of the County of York
… were used in Regent Street, off Lawrence Street, in Dundas Street (in Hungate and now demolished), New York …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the Carmelite Friars, founded about the year 1330, by the Dundas family, whose place of sepulture it still remains; and … the property of the Earl of Rosebery and Sir Archibald Dundas, of Dundas, the latter of whom erected a strong castle on the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with a house for the master, built by the first Lord Dundas, is partly supported by the Earl of Zetland, and …