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A History of the County of Middlesex
… it returned to London under the leadership of Miss A. M. Kynaston (acting principal 1940-2, principal 1942-64) with a …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… P. C. Sir Thomas Mackworth, Bart. Salop County. John Kynaston, Esq; Rober Lloyd, Esq; Salop. Corbett Kynaston, Esq; Son of the aforesaid. John Kynaston. Esq; Richard Lyster, Esq; not duly elected. In …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… at the bottom of a rock, at Burncote, near Worfield: Kynaston's Cave, in the almost perpendicular side of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the Museum Minervae, a courtly academy which Sir Francis Kynaston (d. 1642) proposed to move from his London house …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was sold by John Foster, a London armourer, to Brian Kynaston and his wife Anne in 1597. Brian died in 1616, …
Old and New London
… class-rooms adjoining, erected upon a plan proposed by Dr. Kynaston, the present headmaster. At the south end of this …
Survey of London
… partnership with J. W. Parker at No. 45. The entrance to Kynaston's (later Chemist's) Alley b lay formerly between …
Survey of London
… in his journals about the poet and courtier, Sir Francis Kynaston, who had established an academy in Covent Garden … 2548), and with whom he had recently become acquainted. Of Kynaston he writes: 'No friend to Indigo Jones [ sic] nor … of this remark. If it derives, as seems likely, from Kynaston it may be invalidated by a presumed animus against …
A History of the County of Essex
… for all cattle.' 98 In 1842 the owner of Littlebury was J. Kynaston and the tenant E. Phillips. The farm consisted of …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… highnes's commands for the sending mr. Armestrong and mr. Kynaston to London, and accordingly they are conveyed by … and more convenient. I have enclosed a deposition against Kynaston, which, with his owne consession, will be sufficieut … one Eyton, in irons, who, as I was informed, and as Kynaston assirmes in his confession, knew the whole busines; …