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A History of the County of Gloucester
… see Lydney architects, and see Badger and Hutton; Barker, E. H. L.; Blackburn, Wm.; Blore, Edw.; Briggs, John; Bryan, … and Phillott; Scott, Geo. Gilb.; Searle, C. G.; Seddon, J. P.; Seth-Smith, W. H.; Smith, Alf.; Waller, F. S.; Waller & … Haseley, Great (Oxon.), Hasfield, Hatcham Barnes (Kent), Hathaway (Hathway): Ellen, Isabel, m. Thos. Walwyn, Joan, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (Berks.), abbey, abbot of, Baptists, bridge, ch., M.P., mkt., mayor, men from, riots, roads to, Abingdon Poor Law … John and Thos.; Powell, Messrs.; Pugin; Reynolds; Rivers, E. J.; Robertson; Rogers, H. S.; Rolfe; Salter, J. S.; Scott, … Hen., earl of Huntingdon (d. 1643), fam., Hatchman, Rog., Hathaway, E. P., Haudlo (Haudlow), Sir John, Haville: Alice, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Wm., and see Bayly Baker, C., (later Lloyd-Baker), G. E. Ll., T. B. Ll., Thos. John Lloyd, Wm., Vicar of Stonehouse … 1856), Geo. Hen. (d. 1865), Hen., trustees of, Nigel Jas., P. H. G., fam., Bennett (Bennet), Edith, m. Wm. Selwyn, … Hastinges, Anne, see Mauny; John de, Earl of Pembroke, Hathaway, see Hathway Hathemere, Janet, m. Thos. Gorst, John …
Middlesex county records
… Gentleman, Scandalous words spoken near the house of a J. P. by a, in order to raise a tumult, xxxix, 313, 314 … First Regiment of Foot Guards, 320 Hastings, John, 317 Hathaway, John, convicted of speaking seditious words against … words against the King, 315 " True bill against John Hathaway for speaking seditious words against the King, 284 " …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Hants; ccxxxv. 56. Hall, the chronicler, temp. Hen. VIII. p. 509. -, Mr. Edward, of Exeter, appointed Deputy Surveyor … cclvii. 28. -, Hon. Col. Thomas; ccxlv. 1; cclxv. 2. -, E., Postmaster General; cclix. 5. -, -, report of; cclx. 24. … -, William; cclviii. 16. Harwich Lights, the; cclxvi. 33. Hathaway, George, letter of; cclvii. 58, Hats, duties on; …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 609. Hardness. See Dartmouth. Hardwicke, Lord. See Yorke, P. Hardy, Sir Charles, 88. -, Mary. 517, 521, 528. -, Thomas, … 62, 126, 252. -, William, 92. Hatchard, James, 127. Hathaway, Henry, 300. -, Simon. 300, 327. -, Thomas, 300, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Hatfield (co. Hereford), 640. -, chase, (co. York), 172. Hathaway, Anthony, 626. Hathorne, Thomas, King's waiter …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry VI
… St. Sepulchre Northampton, 68. Hastynges, lord. See Grey, E. Hasylden. See Haselden. Hatch, East, Esthache [in … co. Berks, 215. -, adowson of, 215. -, manor of, 215. Hathaway, Hatheweysland, in St. Briavels, co. Gloucester, … of. See parliament. -, 'servitour' to. See Garneys, P. Henry VI, king of England, almonry of, clerk of. See …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Midhurst (Suss.), Midland Railway, Midwey, Ric. de, Miles, E. W., Milkwall, see Dean Forest Mill, Ric. atte, Millend, … brook, see Park brook paint, manufacture of, Palin: Edith, P. N., Palmer: Barbara, see Villiers Chas., Sir Fred., Sir … m. Thos. Baynham, Sir Wal. Dennis, Ellen, Isabel, see Hathaway Ric. (fl. 1701), Thos., Wm. (d. by 1445), Wm. (d. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Road, Keene: Hen., John, keepers of Oxf., Kemp (Kempe): C. E., Mary Jane, Sir Nic., Kemp Hall, Kendal, Ann, Kenilworth … County Council, County Hall, and see castle, site of J.P.s, Ld. Lieut., n M.P.s, parl. elections, prison, q.v. … poor-relief, pop., rectors and curates, and see Bulteel; Hathaway rectory-ho., schs., taxation, workho., St. Ebbe's …