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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… assembled at the castle, under the auspices of William Herbert, Earl of Pembroke, for the purpose of collecting and … condition, to the memory of two brothers of the Herbert family of Swansea, whose effigies in a kneeling … obliterated, records that the younger brother, Sir John Herbert, was principal secretary to Queen Elizabeth and James …
Cardiff Records
… T. Waddy, Canton. Archdeacon Griffiths, Llandaff. Captain Herbert, Clytha Park, Pontypool. Rev. Dominic Cavalli, … Road, Cardiff. Dr. Wallace, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. Judge Herbert, Hay. Judge Falconer, Usk. Lady Llanover, Llanover Park, Abergavenny. J. A. Herbert, Esq., Llanarth, Raglan. Louis Tylor, Esq., Cathedral …
Cardiff Records
… died, and the picture is still here. Large portrait of Sir Herbert Mackworth, bart., of Gnoll Castle, M.P. for Cardiff …
Cardiff Records
… Thomas Earl of Pembroke and also to the Lady Charlotte Herbert daughter and heir of Philip late Earl of Pembroke … aforesaid Thomas Earl of Pembroke and the Lady Charlotte Herbert at any time have used and enjoyed within the Town … Roll of the Grant made by King Edward VI. to Sir William Herbert (afterwards Earl of Pembroke), Lord Bute's …
Cardiff Records
… J.P., Francis John Beavan, J.P., James Tucker, James Herbert Cory, J.P. Edward Thomas, J.P., Noah Rees, John …
Cardiff Records
… April 1896, and investigated the following Charities:Jane Herbert, Craddock Wells, Broad Street Almshouse, Church … read as to the submission of documents to Committees. Mr. Herbert M. Thompson writes from Whitley Batch, Llandaff, that … Francis John Beavan, James Tucker, Samuel Mildon, James Herbert Cory, Edward Thomas, John Jenkins, Thomas Andrews, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… called Austin held Cardington as two manors in 1066. 2 In 1086 Roger of Montgomery, earl of Shrewsbury, held Cardington … Reynold of Pulverbatch's daughter Emme and her husband Herbert of Castle Holdgate ('de castello') granted 1 carucate … there by his son John in 1687. John Watkies the younger (fl. 1737), of Comley, was perhaps the latter's son. It was …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… with his father-in-law, it was restored to Fitz-Herbert; and on the death of the last-named nobleman, the … century, when they were given in exchange to Peter Fitz-Herbert, lord of Blaenllynvi, for the advowsons of Talgarth …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… to disturb, diminish, or straighten it. The witnesses were Herbert the prior of Pontefract, Alexander his nephew, Luke … to St. John, Archbishop of York. Incumbent, Francis Herbert Hume, R. King's books, 15l. 13s. 4d. Yearly tenths, …