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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 24 acres of land, to be held of him by the rent of 3 s. 8 d. per ann. and 6 d. scutage to the King, when it was at 20 s. and more if it exceeded that, and less if less, in … citizen of London. 1400, Richard de Walsham, by Thomas Lovel of Barton Bendish. 1402, Thomas Cantel, by Thomas …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Teacher's Diploma: Honours and Higher Degrees: Internal Students FACULTY OF ARTS: EXAMINATION FOR THE TEACHER'S DIPLOMA. INTERNAL STUDENTS. July, 1912. Aldworth, Albert … Anna Cathleen, Mod. Hist. Hons. Sch. Oxf.: St Mary's College, Paddington. Angell, Kathleen Winifred, Nat. Sci. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… It was worth 30 shillings. Geoffrey holds of Roger Colgrin's Land, [in Cannington Hundred]. Colgrin held (it) T.R.E. and … In 1284 ( Kirby's Quest) as 'Alewartun,' held of Hugh Lovel by Richard de Cunteville; and can thence be traced down … Bishop of Salisbury, and the other of the Barony of Hugh Lovel of Cary. Ecewiche. There are also places called Wick in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… houses. Chief weavers, fullers, and shearmen took only 40 s. a year as compared with 50 s. for dyers, brewers, tanners, and linenweavers; and journeymen in the clothing crafts only 26 s. 8 d. a year as compared with 40 s. in other trades. 17 It …
Survey of London
… a piece of waste land which had been used as a carpenter's yard. On 17th February of that year it was leased to Thomas … waste ground, enclosed by the fence and wall of St. James's Park, on the south of the messuage in the tenure of John … peer was fulfilled in 1762 by his creation as Baron Lovel and Holland of Enmore. In the same year he was made …
Survey of London
… was granted by Robert, son of "Gelran," canon of St. Paul's. Robert, son of "Generan," was prebendary of Holywell for a … a grant to the priory by Robert, son of Herbert, the King's chamberlain, bears that date. By whom, and in what … the nunnes in Holywel, "Pray for the soul of Sir Thomas Lovel." ( Fun. Mon., p. 428). According to Blomfield ( …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the county. 1 Deemed a hundred in itself in Richard I's reign, 2 a part of Cannings hundred in 1280, 3 and a part … 1381, when the same farm was transferred to John, Lord Lovel. 483 Next year the king married Anne of Bohemia and the … April 1395 it was, with Rowde, granted or confirmed to Lovel, who had farmed it under her. In that April all rent …
A History of the County of Northampton
… to 300 ft. Open fields called 'The Buscotts' and 'No Man's Leys' were inclosed in 1800 and other waste lands in 1838. … forfeited to the Crown on the attainder of Francis Lord Lovel of Tichmersh, after the battle of Bosworth were granted … to alienate them to Gilbert Pykering and others. 104 Lovel of Tichmersh. Barry wavy or and gules. Somerset. France …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the street. Here must have stood in 1675 the 'Nagg's Head,' the 'George,' the 'White Lion' and the 'Bugle' 2one … as 'the hall with a garden containing acre,' and worth 7 s. per annum saving repairs. 4 In the reign of Edward III it … there. 6 In the section thus formed to the south lay Holme's Mead, belonging to the town and let in 1676 for 17 s. 7 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the lane near the junction with the road called St. Martin's, the borough bank is visible. 8 East of that boundary 'new … divided on the line of Kingsbury Street between St. Mary's parish, 117 a. (47 ha.), on the east and St. Peter's, 81 a. (33 ha.), on the west. 14 Land around Preshute …