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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Doddington (B 1093), and beyond Coates (2½ miles) to Ring's End and Wisbech (B 1072). The Ely-Peterborough section of … Roads on the north, and Cemetery Road and Inham's Lane on the east. This arrangement, representing perhaps … antiquity, such as Whittlesey Dyke, a continuation of Cnut's Dyke and King's Dyke, and Moreton's Leam. The modern course …
Survey of London
… Close development from first planning in the early 1790s. S. P. Cockerell's layout most likely set this at right angles to adjoining streets until the line of the New River Company's water main forced him to realign on the diagonal, probably …
Survey of London
… An interesting sketch elevation bearing William Blake's initials and entitled "The Ladies' School at Highgate" reproduced on Plate 51 from The Gentleman's Magazine (July, 1800) suggests that it was really a draft … Margaret Woodfield, 1787; Mary Woodfield, 1794; Thomas Hayne, 1804; Richard Nixon, 1808; William Henry Saltwell, …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Scott there mentioned in a note, whose name occurs in Cole's Escheats, i. 441. P. 247. Marriage at St. Pancras. This was … for the Parker Society. She was one of queen Elizabeth's maids of honour, and shortly before her death she had taken … had she lived until it was discovered. (See Ellis's Orig. Letters, Second Series, vol. ii. p. 272.) Her age was …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
Survey of London
… Chimneys and a Clossett next to Our Parke of St. James's, and a Lodging Roome without a Chymney. And that you have … Lord Windsor (afterwards Earl of Plymouth). 1892 Charles Hayne Seale-Hayne. 1895 John Adrian Louis, Earl of Hopetoun. 1899 Charles …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Woodstock Economic history Economic history Old Woodstock's fields were recorded from 1338, and presumably were by then cultivated separately from Wootton's; 42 yardlands were later described as entirely in Old … Stratford Lane. William Bishop, occupying the Acton family's 3 ½ yardland estate, received 70 a. east of the main road …
A History of the County of Oxford
… based on the house known in the Middle Ages as PRAUNCE'S PLACE. 9 Henry Praunce sold the house in 1342 to John of … several small freeholds in Old Woodstock, so that Praunce's Place became, apparently for the first time, part of a … estate also included a house and 1 yardland called Heynes's and a house and ½ yardland called Juell's. 14 In 1614 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ecclesiastical preferments he held the Rectory of St. Mary's, Oxford; in 1324 he obtained royal licence and confirmation … of Blessed Mary', to be endowed, and housed in Tackley's Inn (no. 1067 High Street). 3 Very soon, however, perhaps … collected by Adam the all-important gift of St. Mary's Church. 4 Then, a few months later, political events made …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… prays grace of our lord the king and his council, for God's sake, that he may secure the release of his ship and the … seignur le roy pur maunder en Gascoygne, e ausint par hayne e par le procurement sire Johan de Cobham, fut atort … kar il az perdu plus de deus centz marchees de rente par hayne e male voillaunce del dit ercevesqe pur le service le …