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A History of the County of Essex
… had moved from Epping to Ongar as minister. 10 The first Independent church was built about 1720 on the site … behind High Street where the present church stands. 11 The first trust deed dates from 1722, when Simeon Weaver was … side. The Sunday school was damaged by fire during the First World War and partially rebuilt in 1920. 29 During the …
A History of the County of Essex
… were situated to the south of Ongar Bridge, and were at first run in conjunction with the neighbouring brickfield. 20 … of London Electricity Act, 1927, and electricity was first supplied in 1932. 21 The Royal Exchange Insurance Co. …
A History of the County of Essex
… but the Protestants are pretty well disposed.' 34 This first venture must have failed, for in March 1861 Father Kyne …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… of the fort is now only a simple scarp 1 m.1.5 m., curving first S.E. and then E. before fading out. The mound to the S. … (NRO, Tithe Map of Byfield, (1837)). The village is first mentioned in Domesday Book when it was listed as a … runs N.E. and then N.W. from the point where the first meets the river. Below it to the E., in the bend of the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in ordering his forces, advanced towards Chester: the first night he lay at Chirk Castle; from thence went to … deserted the castle." "13 June, Sir Thos. Mydleton cam first to Chirk Castle after it was deserted." The manuscript … leet are held for the borough every year, the one on the first Monday in May, and the other on the first Monday after …
The Environs of London
… of Kent, dying without issue, their sister Joan (married, first, to Sir Thomas Holland, afterwards to Edward the Black … of Margaret; and was inherited by the descendants of her first husband John Earl of Somerset. On the attainder of … who enlarged the house, and, about the end of Charles the First's reign, sold it to Sir Philip Warwick 13. Sir Philip, …
Old and New London
… of 1772, and the other of 1817. These excrescences were first erected in the shape of transepts; but as the … the Commonwealth, who signalised his incumbency by the first enlargement of the church, and by substituting the … old masters, he would in due time have proved himself a first-rate artist, had he not devoted the best years of his …
The Environs of London
… Russelfamily. William Lord Russel of Thornhagh. Fracis, first Earl of Bedsord. Corney house. The Russel family had an … Russel's mansion descended to his only son Francis, the first Earl of Bedford, who died on the eve of the civil war. … to that science, which led him to the discovery of the first alum-mines which had been known in this kingdom, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… (3) to Sir Thomas Chaloner, 1615, Elizabeth (Fletwood) his first wife, 1603 and Judethe (Blunt) his second wife, 1615, … are panelled; the early 18th-century staircase, above the first floor, has a cut string and twisted balusters to the first flight, close string and similar balusters to the …