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Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Robertus Dawson, dyer Willelmus Slater, paynter Benedick Horsley, paynter staner Mathus Dobson, tailor Willelmus … Xpofer Crosbie, feltmaker William Wasse, vintiner Edward Horsley, painter stainer Henry Spink, tanner Francis Morley, …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… MART. HOTHAM, MILLINER, ROB. JUBB, CLOTHWORKER, BENED. HORSLEY, PAINT. STAIN., NICH. FISHER, TANNER, THO. COATES, …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Johannes Young, fil. Jacobi Young, bricklayer Johannes Horsley, fil. Edwardi Horsley, baker Jacobus Blaikbeard, fil. Jacobi Blackbeard, … Willelmus Abraham, cowper Johannes Taylor, milloner Thomas Horsley, painter Michael Merrington, weaver George Thompson, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… an Irvingite chapel, erected under the same auspices. Dr. Horsley, Bishop of St. Asaph, was for some time rector of …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Pattison, Lib., 6,070. George Grote, Lib., 5,879. John Horsley Palmer, Con., 5,873. 1841. [Poll June 29] John … September 1, 1853. At this election he was proposed by Mr. Horsley Palmer, who was himself a candidate in 1837. 1833 … (who was a candidate in 1857) seconded Grote. 1837 John Horsley Palmer. Was a Director of the Bank of England …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… priest March 15,1662. Stephen Hegg occurs in 1664. Reynold Horsley in 1665. Timothy Fenwick in 1672. Ralph Grey was …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… office 1660 ( CSPD 1660-1, 304). D. 9 Jan. 1705 (MI West Horsley, Surrey). Noble, Joseph Office Keeper (Carteret) c. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of a Roman station of considerable extent, supposed by Horsley to have been the Dictis of the Notitia; the … This place occupies the site of a Roman station, which Horsley conjectures to have been Causenn, but the name of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a similarity of name, erroneously calls it Aballaba; while Horsley considers it to have been the Roman Galacum. A Roman …
Magna Britannia
… so strong is its claim to be considered as Roman, that Horseley, who denies it the name of Isca, allows it in … at all in one case, and with a mistaken one in the other, Horseley was led to remove Isca Damnoniorum from Exeter, and … professes himself to have been determined solely by Horseley's reasons, when the only reasons Horseley has …