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Survey of London Monograph
… Diary. Braybrook's Edition. Robinson (W.) History of Hackney. Strype. Stowe's Chronicle. Seymour (R.) Chronicle. …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… 1629. 712 Knollys (d. 1641), who also held the living of Wick Rissington, 713 involved himself in many lawsuits, 714 …
A Survey of London
… on the hill, because of the ascent from Billinsgate. Alice Hackney found vncorrupted more then 100 yeres after she was … builded, as may appeare by this that followeth. Richard Hackney one of the shiriffes in the yeare 1322. and Alice his … this was engrauen, Here lieth the bodies of Richard Hackney Fishmonger, and Alice his wife. The which Richard was …
Committees for Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts:
… educated Hoxton, Warrington academies; a founder of Hackney College; M.P., Minehead 1783-4, Great Yarmouth … of the People; supported T. Lindsey's Essex St chapel and Hackney College; M.P., Hindon 1774-5. Hollis, Timothy (d. … Revolution Society, Whig Club. Rickards, Thomas: of Hackney. Rogers, Thomas (d. 1793): banker; father of poet …
Committees for Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts:
… educated Bristol Academy; pastor, Gravel Pit congregation, Hackney 1805-45; editor, Monthly Repository, Christian … treas., Unitarian Fund; member, Gravel Pit congregation, Hackney; contributor to Monthly Repository; represented … tutor of classics, Hoxton 1797-1801; resident tutor, Hackney Theological Seminary 1803-47; London minister; …
A Survey of London
… borne in London was buried in the parrish church of Hackney. From this hospitall Northwarde vpon the streetes …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Througham (a tithing of Bisley), Painswick (then called Wick), Edgeworth, Sapperton, Frampton Mansell (a tithing of …
Old and New London
… engaged for twelve more nights, at ten pounds per nighta hackney-coach bringing him each night, hot from the Surrey … under the Statute of Mortmain, the bequest reverted to Hackney College, and in 1859 the congregation set themselves …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… but sold it, before his death, to Matt. Howard, Gent. of Hackney, in Middlesex; and, in 1742, Matt. Howard, Esq, was …