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Survey of London
… in December 1714 from the representatives of Richard Gresham, a deceased wine cooper of St. Paul's, Covent Garden. … land, formerly a garden, had probably been sub-leased to Gresham by Sir William Pulteney for a long term in the early … 34 In its early years, Hollen Street was also known as Gresham Street. 47 Building there probably began in 1716, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… her Majesty's Library at St. James's and of the Library at Gresham College (if it should hereafter be removed thither) …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… " " Ordnance officers To remove the carriages for guns at Gresham College into the Tower 330 342 " 14 Rich. Deane Navy … 390 " " " Ordnance officers To remove the carriages at Gresham College and the guns at Leadenhall to the Tower. 384 …
A Survey of London
… the yeare 1548. the second of Edward the sixt, Sir Iohn Gresham then being Mayor, who caused the marching watch both …
A Dictionary of London
… the north-east corner of Gutter Lane, on the south side of Gresham Street (P.O. Directory). In Cripplegate Ward Within. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in size. 55 Seven free tenants, among them Sir Thomas Gresham, 56 were listed for West Drayton as late as 1575, 57 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… goods, mercates, fairs, &c. In the said year, Sir Thomas Gresham purchased it of the Earl, and in the 13th of … and Ann his wife was a natural daughter of Sir Thomas Gresham, by whom he had three daughters and coheirs; Anne …
Alumni Oxonienses
… physicians 1649, and president 1683, professor of geometry Gresham college 1648-57, F.R.S; died 11 May, 1684. See Ath. …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… inter alia, of the manor of Weston, held of Sir Thomas Gresham and Ann his wife, as of their manor of Beccles, late …
A History of the County of Somerset
… afterwards Dudley was licensed to alienate to Sir Thomas Gresham 10 but in 1570 Dudley sold the reversion to (Sir) …