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Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Ingleby near Grenehowe, Newton, Pinchinthorpe, Easby, Hilton, Kilton, Skymgrave, Lenerton, Easington with Bowlby, … Northloftus, Eastcotham, Holden-feild, Egton, Ronckton, Hilton, Stanesby, Skusterskelff, and Treyneham. George …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… wife, and against the heirs of Jane and Elizabeth. Matthew Hilton, gent. Christopher Bowreman, gent., and Elena his wife … Lands in Ampleforthe in the parish of Oswoldkirke. Matthew Hilton William Barton, gent. Messuage with lands in Garton …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… llb. of pepper rent in Braton. Gilbert Lambert Matthew Hilton, gent. Messuage with lands in Garton upon the Wolde. … with lands in Kirkbie Overblowes. Gilbert Lambert Matthew Hilton, gent., and John Hilton, gent. Messuage and a cottage with lands in Garton. A …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… late Dame Dacres, and of Gregory, late Ld. Dacres. William Hilton John Creswell, gent., and Ralph Creswell, gent. …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… Tocketts, esq. Edmund Mennell, esq. Manors of Hawnebye, Hilton, and Normanbye, and 30 messuages, 30 cottages, and a … als. Gateupp. A warrant against Edward Yorke, kt., Ann Hilton, Elizabeth Yorke, widow, William Yorke, and Richard …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with projecting headlands, one of which is named Gurnard's Head. The parish comprises 3184 acres, of which 2106 are …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Thumb. Cottus gobio, Linn. 11. Father-lasher or Bull-head. Cottus scorpius, Linn. 12. Long-spined Bull-head. Cottus bubalis, Euphr. 13. Grey Gurnard. Trigla … Gurnard. Trigla obscura, Linn. 18. Pogge or Armed Bull-head. Agonus cataphractus, Linn. 19. Lump-sucker. Cyclopterus …
A History of the County of Somerset
… by the small number of eyes on each side of the head. 7. Lamyctes fulvicornis, Meinert. Nat. Tidskr. v. 266 … by the presence of a single eye on each side of the head, etc. CRYPTOPID Eyeless centipedes of medium length, … through the "gill" of his captor and creeping over his head proceeded to insert his rostrum just over the fish's …