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A History of the County of Hampshire
… Joshua Kipling, of Portsmouth, 1737; the seventh by Thomas Lester, of Whitechapel, 1749; and the tenor by Richard …
Survey of London
… artist; 184045, John Turner, attorney. No. 54. 1828, David Lester Richardson, poet and writer (180165); 183235, Sidney …
Survey of London
… builder; Benjamin Kendall of Chelsea, plasterer; Thomas Lester of Knightsbridge, plumber; William Long of Little …
Survey of London
… until five o'clock in the afternoon, when milurtt [milord] Lester, the royal Master of the Horse, gave the sign to stop. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of land called Wilcock Royd, and a house and 8 acres at Lester Dike, the former producing 20 and the latter 15. 15. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… on N. wall, (1) of Anne Seymour, 1844, marble tablet by Lester of Dorchester; (2) of Rev. Thomas Seymour, 1849 and Jane Seymour, 1850, marble tablet by Lester of Dorchester. In nave, on N. wall, (3) of George …
A History of the County of Sussex
… incumbents held other cures, but one of them, Nicholas Lester (1709-46), 44 was claimed never to have missed either …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… public garden in charge of the corporation. It is known as Lester Gardens. Colonel John Moore, a regicide, was lord of the manor. In recent times Canon Thomas Major Lester, incumbent of St. Mary's for nearly fifty years, has …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in May, 1770, and contains a ring of eight bells by Lester and Pack of London, 17689. St. James's, behind the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a ring of six bells, one dated 1760 and four 1761, all by Lester & Pack of London. The sixth is by Pack & Chapman, … Glynne's Churches of Lancs. 22. The inscriptions are: (1) 'Lester and Pack of London, fecit 1760.' (2) (3) (4) 'Lester and Pack of London, fecit 1761.' (5) 'Mr. Nicholas …