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A History of the County of Sussex
… in 1864 she devised it to her son, who sold it in 1875 to S. R. Lewin, grandson of S. J. Lewin. By 1887 it had passed … by Somers Clarke, 29 it stood in what was later Prospect Place, south-west of West green. 30 The first curate in … Dallaway & Cartwright, Hist. W. Suss. ii (2), 383. B.L. King's Maps XLII. 49. S.R.S. xxxvi. 124-5, 131. B.L. King's …
A History of the County of Sussex
… meadow on Ifield manor in 1086, 62 and on Rusper priory's land in 1341; 63 it lay presumably along the river Mole and … farm south-east of Ifield village by 1910. 21 Ewhurst Place farm had a large dairy herd in 1932, 22 and in 1943 all … on such projects as Christ's Hospital, Horsham, the King Edward VII Sanatorium at Midhurst, and, later, the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… on Lucy, widow of Robert de Buci, as her dower. 23 Hugh's two daughters and heirs Sibyl, wife of John de Lislebonne, … 37 (d. 1632), then or later his son-in-law. Sir Walter's niece and heir Anne, widow of Walter Covert of Maidstone … 84 A Mrs. Birch, perhaps his widow, was living at Bonwycks Place in 1855. 85 In 1881 the farm was sold to George Trist …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in the west to East Grinstead in the east. 64 A women's monthly meeting was ordered to be held from 1675 on the same day and at the same place as the men's. 65 In 1676 more than a quarter of adults in the parish …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… Glasgu, William and Walter clerks of the bishop, Alan the King's steward, Erkembald of Duueglas, Robert of Mungumbri, Hugh of Paduinan, Alexander the bishop's steward. …
The English Fur Trade in the Later Middle Ages
… II. Ars Pelliparii II ARS PELLIPARII A Fur-bearing animal's skin is designed to keep its body at an even temperature … which indicated either the time of year when taken, or the place of origin, both of which affected the colour of the … croppes', 'focche polles', or 'focche fete' sold by the king's furriers. 1 Mantles of fox cars, throats, bellies, …
The Barrington Papers
… In November 1748 Captain Barrington was appointed to H.M.S. Seahorse, a new ship, just built at Harwich and launched … form one of Lord Anson's squadron destined to escort the King on his crossing from Harwich to Helvoet Sluys. After performing this service, which took place in foggy weather, the Seahorse resumed her Channel …
The Barrington Papers
… By Savage Mostyn Esq r, Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the Rivers Thames and Medway and the … a Letter from His Brittanick Majesty's Consul at this place, representing to me, the request of the Secretary of … Great Britain, the other who hailed first shall reply, King George, then he who was first hailed shall answer God …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… of William I of a yearly fair (1189-98) III. Charter by King William the Lion of a yearly fair in Glasgow, to be held … apud Glasgu habendas et singulis annis tenendas ab octavis S.S. apostolorum Petri et Pauli plenarie per octo dies, cum … the church of Glasgow, and to Joseline bishop of the same place, and to all his successors, for ever, the having and …
The Barrington Papers
… &c. Whereas we have appointed you Captain of His Majesty's Ship the Crown, at Portsmouth, which we have ordered to be … To the Hon ble Capt. Barrington, Commander of His Majesty's Ship Crown. Anson. Duncannon. Will. Rowley. By Command of … 12th of January I arrived at Cape Coast Castle, at which place and Anamaboe I remained for the space of fourteen days; …