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Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 911 May 1758] UPPER BROOK ST, London (Sir Charles Hanbury-Williams). 1758: This bill is headed, unusually, in a …
Alumni Oxonienses
… See Foster's Index Eccl. Vernon, Charles s. Richard, of Hanbury, co. Worcester, gent. Pembroke Coll., matric. 5 … Dictionary & Robinson, i. 299. Vernon, George s. Geor., of Hanbury, co. Worcester, gent. Balliol Coll., matric. 22 Oct., 1695, aged 17, B.A. 1699, M.A. 1706; rector of Hanbury 1705. See Foster's Index Eccl. Vernon, Henry arm. …
A Survey of London
… euer. ll. 335. * he bequeathed thereby. ll. 378. * William Hanbury, Baker. 146, ll. 8, 9. lately Beale] lately builded, …
Survey of London
… for the formation of Waterloo Bridge. 123 In 1810 John Hanbury Beaufoy bought four acres of land from Sir Charles …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… of librarians, &c. Dated 15 Dec. 1706. Petition of William Hanbury, Esq., to the L d High Treasurer. By permission of …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… to the Lord High Treasurer on the memorial of William Hanbury, Esq., who solicited the passing of the Act of …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… into arable. One Smith, formerly a player, had a grant of Hanbury Park, in which place there were several hundred …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Report of the same to the same on the petition of William Hanbury, Esq., who was appointed Keeper of the Cottonian … to Cotton House. The late Lord Treasurer proposed to Mr. Hanbury to surrender his office in order to have D r Bentley …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and 3 halves. [About Oct. 26.] 24. Memorial of William Hanbury, Esq., to the Lords of the Treasury. Has had the … for the Coronation erected in the grounds, M r Hanbury was informed that the boards and other materials were … Wise and another for 120 guineas; and not only denied M r Hanbury any part thereof, but by force shut him out of the …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… and constant attendance at the Cotton Library. William Hanbury, Esq., had in 1708, received 300 l. and deputed him … In the Minute Book, Vol. 20, p. 43, 14 Dec. 1714, is:M r Hanbury and M r Elphinston called in. A petic[i]on of y e latter is read complaining of M r Hanbury as not having made him a just allowance for his …