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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… JOHN BROUN of London, laborer. Pardon for killing Roger Farwell, on London Bridge, in selfdefence. Westm., 27 Nov. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… agreeing that the latter shall enfeoff Thomas Hawtre, John Farwell and others (named) of the manor of Crendenwell, … was supposed to be the deed of feoffment of Hawtre and Farwell, of Crendwell. At which time William Arches was dead. …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Horner, Sir Francis Popham, Sir Thomas Wroth, Sir George Farwell, Knights, Alexander Popham, Hugh Rogers, Christopher …
Survey of London
… and in 1743 her brother's trustees, William Shaw, Richard Farwell and Alexander Haselar and the Vicar and Churchwardens …
Journal of the House of Commons
… by... Jarvys, of the Custom-house, who executeth the same. Farwell's Decree. L. 1a. An Act to reverse a Decree made in … Chancery, Ter. Mich. 15o Jac. in a Cause, wherein Sir Jo. Farwell was Plaintiff, against Alexander Baker Defendant. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… up to him all Bonds, taken by him, about his Imprisonment. Farwell's Estate. L. 1a. An Act for the Sale of the Manor of … the County of Somersett, being the Inheritance of A. Farwell, an Infant, and in Ward to his Majesty. Inmates. L. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Harvey said, He had seen his Deed. James Leer said, Henry Farwell was a Freeholder of Inheritance; and produced a Lease … voted by Proxy. Burges and Harvey said, That Edward Farwell, Samuell Gill, Robert Williams, John Clarke, and … would vote for Mr. Mannaton. Answer, Release produced to Farwell from Thomas Willisford, dated 7 Januarii 1689; and a …
Journal of the House of Commons
… dated 2d October 1689. Doidge said, That as to Henry Farwell, he had heard his Father say, That he had the Land. …
Journal of the House of Commons
… Short: Who proved Mordecai Cockey, John Brooking, Christ. Farwell, Richard Short, were all Sons of Freemen: They also … not speak positively as to their Masters being Freemen. Farwell and Horace, said, That Sir Richard Gipps had demanded …