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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of worship for Particular Baptists. In 1711, the Rev. Abel Ligonier and Anthony Ravell bequeathed 32 acres of land, for …
Survey of London
… 172339 (d.) 10 do. 1722/6/62 do. 8 15 0 25' (Colonel) John Ligonier esquire do. Colonel (later Field-Marshal, Earl) Ligonier 172330 (on removal to N. Audley Street) 11 do. …
Survey of London
… quarter. A few were of great distinction, notably Wade, Ligonier and Gorges. Each of the main residential streets had …
Survey of London
… S. P. Cockerell (see No. 8), 180810. 10. Colonel John Ligonier (later Field-Marshal Earl Ligonier), 172330; Lord Sidney Beauclerk, son of first Duke …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Aledo, signal-man 18 5 0 Fort St. Phillips. Col. John Ligonier, Lieut.-Governor 730 0 0 Lord Blantyre, Fort Major …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Brigade; two mules each for the same time 48 0 0 Henry Ligonier as Adjutant General; four mules for the same time 24 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Napier, succeeding him 18 15 0 Fort St. Philip: Col. John Ligonier, as Lieut. Governor, to 18 June 1716 476 0 0 George, …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Light duties paid by ships trading to England Lighthouses Ligonier, Lord (late), Commander-in-Chief, and Samuel Lee …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… of Suffolk, &c. Graham, Col., son-in-law to Lord Ligonier, recommendation of Lieut. Col. Ar., offers to take a …