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A History of the County of Hertford
… the manor of the lords of the manors of Hitchin, Dinsley Furnival and King's Walden by finding two chaplains annually … (Medcroft, xiii cent.; Maidecroft, xiv cent.) or DINSLEY FURNIVAL was another part of the manor of Dinsley which is … de Loveceft. In 1268 it was in the tenure of Thomas de Furnival, who conveyed to his younger brother Gerard de …
Old and New London
… arrangement both of facts and arguments." At the corner of Furnival's Inn, on the opposite side of the street from …
Old and New London
… what used to be the old legal haunts of Thavie's Inn and Furnival's Inn. Of these we have now to speak, and the most … the Inns of Court and ChanceryWhat are Inns of Chancery? Furnival's InnA Street RowSir Thomas MoreSnakes and EelsA … Inner Temple 25,676 Gray's Inn 16,035 Middle Temple 12,640 Furnival's Inn 4,386 Staple's Inn 2,553 Barnard's Inn 1,031 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by smaller ones or, more frequently, by blocks of flats. Furnival House had been built in Cholmeley Park as early as …
A History of the County of York
… vair a fesse (Marmion) ( b) a bend between six martlets (? Furnival). All that remains of the legend is: ... HOSPIT ... …
A History of the County of York
… of Maud de Beauchamp, Countess of Warwick, Thomas de Furnival, and Richard del Clogh of Hallam, for unjustly …
Journal of the House of Commons
… being informed, That one Lawrence Barrowe and John Fox, of Furnival's Inn, his Attorney at Law, do prosecute an Action …
A History of the County of Hertford
… from Maud de Lovetot, formerly the wife of Gerard de Furnival, 13 and 2 marks rent in Welles in Offley 14 from … Dinsley of the heirs of former lords of Hitchin, Dinsley Furnival and King's Walden, by the service of finding two …
Journal of the House of Lords
… for Folie. The House being moved, "That Hugh Hogan, of Furnival's Inn, Gentleman, may be permitted to enter into a …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to observe, hath been complied with. That Robert Baxter of Furnival's Inn, Gentleman, and William Lyon of Gray's Inn, …