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A History of the County of Hampshire
… under Breamore.) The churchwardens receive from Sir Edward Hulse the sum of 5 every fourth year, which is applied as the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… it, with his estates at Bethersden, to Mr. Richard Hulse, afterwards of Lovelace-place, in that parish, but …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Salop), and left a daughter and heir Agnes wife of William Hulse. 99 He settled at Sutton Courtenay, and his son Andrew was father of the Thomas Hulse, recusant, 100 who made a settlement of the manor of … in 1717. 106 Brouns. Argenthree hawks' lures sable. Hulse. Argen two piles sable. Wollascot. Argent a bend …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Many rectors were presumably non-resident, as was Thomas Hulse, 14991531, in 151617 and c. 1525. 250 Hulse's successor John Walker (d. 1549) seems to have lived …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… county. 17 In the church yard is a monument for Sir Edward Hulse, bart. M. D. who lies buried, with his lady, &c. in a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the most considerable. Sir Edward Hales, bart. and Richard Hulse, esq. are lessees of the dean and chapter of …
Survey of London
… 18981916 (previously at No. 21), and his da., Lady Hulse, wid. of Sir Edward Hulse, 6th bt., 190716. No. 138 Park Lane. This house …
Survey of London
… 1926/714; 1931/232: information kindly supplied by Lady Hulse. Harper's Bazaar, Dec. 1932, pp. 45, 92: B.A. 58235. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… returned conservative members, Lord Henry Bruce and E. H. Hulse, by relatively small majorities; but Cricklade, …