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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a house for the master, were built in 1793. The late Lord Ellenborough received a part of his early education at this …
Old and New London
… Lord Mansfield's house was at the north-east corner. Lord Ellenborough, when Chief Justice, lived at the corner house …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Jeremiah Markland; the poet Gray; and Lord Chief Justice Ellenborough. Arms. Clare Hall Clare Hall was founded in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… that the stone used in erecting the Roman station at Ellenborough was obtained here. The living is a perpetual …
Cardiff Records
… Lord Kenyon, 26 Baron Tenterden, 27 Sir W. Grant, 28 Lord Ellenborough, 29 Sir Robert Clifford, 30 Lord Souers, 31 Dr. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… March Addington, H. 1804 10 May Pitt, Hon. W. 1806 25 Jan. Ellenborough, Lord 10 1806 5 Feb. Petty, Lord H. 1807 26 March Perceval, Hon. S. 1812 12 May Ellenborough, Lord 10 1812 23 May Vansittart, N. 1823 31 Jan. … they were made by delivery of the seals alone as follows: Ellenborough (1806 and 1812) - E 197/8 pp. 38, 125; Tenterden …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Rep. H.C. 461, App. III, p. 850 (1825), vi. Under Lord Ellenborough's Act, 43 Geo. III, c.59. Q.Sess. Mins. East. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the wall, Cumberland contained six, whereof that at Ellenborough, the name of which is doubtful, was one of the … fewer than three Roman roads diverged from the station at Ellenborough, one along the coast towards Bowness, another to …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Cumberland; comprising the townships of Dearham, and Ellenborough with Ewanrigg, and containing 1803 inhabitants, …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Mr. William Ward, Mr. Alexander Horrocks, Mr. Johnson of Ellenborough, Mr. John Anger, Mr. William Bell, Mr. Edward …