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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Hundred of Wayland Thompson THOWMPSON. This church is dedicated to … Bishop of Norwich, in the private chapel of his manor-house at Thornage, where he then resided, and at mass she … the town's use. I saw Sir Thomas Shardelowe's will in the Commons, by which it appears that he himself, father and …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Hundred of Wayland Threxton THREXTON. The church was valued at nine … 20 d. synodals, and 9 d. Peter-pence. The Prior of the monks of Norwich had a pension of 10 s. per annum out … the land tax, the whole being joined, and reduced to one house only, in which Mr. Knopwood now dwells, and occupies …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Hundred of Wayland Tottington TOTTINGTON Church, with the consent of … in Suffolk, in 1196, 1 and was appropriated to that house in 1302; it was valued at 30 marks, and the vicarage at … kept before the holy cross on the rood-loft. There is a house and half an acre of meadow only, belonging to the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Hundred of Wayland Watton WATTON. Watton, or Wadeton, as it is … the town, to the Prior of the monks of Thetford, in which house it continued to its dissolution, when it was conveyed … belongs to Peter Barker, Gent. who resides in the manor-house, which stands about half a mile north-east of the town, …
Survey of London
… Hungerford Market and the site of Charing Cross railway station CHAPTER 5: HUNGERFORD MARKET … SITE OF CHARING CROSS RAILWAY STATION Of old Hungerford House, which for two and a half centuries occupied a site to … street and extended backward as far as the river, but the house can have occupied only a small part of this area since …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… HUNGERTON ( St. John the Baptist), a parish, in the union of Billesdon, chiefly in the hundred of Gartree, S. division, … was granted to William, Lord Paget, the founder of the house of Beaudesert. Nearly one-half of the lands now belong … parliamentary commissioners, was lodged at Hinchinbrook House, at that time belonging to Colonel Montague, then an …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… but attributed to St. Dunstan, stands near Hunsdon House, about a mile S. of the village. The walls are of flint rubble with stone … is in very good condition. Secular a(2). Olives Farm, house and moat, on the extreme W. border of the parish, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Hunston HUNSTON The parish, containing 1,013 acres of good wheat-growing land, measures some 2 miles from north … leaving the parish. There is no village. Some 73 acres of commons and common fields were inclosed in 1871, and a further 16 acres in the following year. 1 The Manor House, south of the church, is a building about 80 ft. long …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Hunting, sporting and gaming Groom Porters and Masters of the Tennis Courts Groom Porter 16601782 The groom porter `Has the Inspection of the King's Lodgings, and takes care that they are provided … abolished in 1782. 2 In 1660 the remuneration consisted of wages of 2 13s 4d, board wages of 127 15s, lodgings, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… S.W.) Huntingdon is a municipal Borough on the left bank of the River Ouse. The principal monuments are the parish … and St. Mary, the Castle, the Bridge, Hinchingbrooke House, the Grammar School, Walden House, Ferrar's House and Cowper House. Hinchingbrooke House …