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Old and New London
… this terrible idol!" Like the morris-dancers, and the hobby-horse, and other much-applauded merriments of Old …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… it totalled 21 a. Edmund (d. 1687) 78 mortgaged it to Mary Hobby, widow of London, who foreclosed in 1688, after Corbett's son Henry had been admitted. 79 Mary Hobby (d. 1708) devised the estate to Humphrey Primatt (d. … empty when assessed for 7 hearths in 1664. 88 In 1693 Mary Hobby conveyed two houses to Edmund Corbett, who sold them in …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… 14.5 Hob Susa, ser, 59.4 Hobbey: Mary, Madam, wid of John Hobby, esq, 7.36 Thos, ser, 35.33 Hobbins Jobe, ser, 58.15 …
A Survey of London
… and Gentlemen be: Whereof one is belonging to sir Edward Hobby, one other to Iohn Thine Esquier, once stately builded …
A History of the County of Warwick
… regime. The play comprised a battle between two parties on hobby-horses, ending with the defeat of the Danes and the …
A History of the County of Leicester
… employing at least one maid and one manservant. William Hobby in 1597 was also a farmer, but he had well over 60 … 4 beds in the chamber occupied by his menservants. William Hobby must have employed menservants, if only because he was …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk