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Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Book XXXI. p. 109. June 26 Treasury warrants. Colin Mackenzie, tide surveyor Borrowstounness, loco George …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… of our Court of Exchequer, in Scotland), loco Sir Colin Mackenzie, deceased, with the annual salary or pension of 200 …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Book X. p. 24. Same to same from the daughters of Francis Mackenzie. Concerning their portion of 150 l. per annum. … of Pensions. For the pension of 150 l. payable to Frances Mackenzie, deceased, and her daughters, to be payable to her …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Edinburgh, Exchequer Chamber. On the petition of Kenneth Mackenzie, of Seaforth, commonly called Lord Fortrose, …
Old and New London
… ob. 1691" (ii. 514). "It is not improbable," observes Mr. Mackenzie Walcott, "that there was some difficulty raised …
Old and New London
… House. "The chapter house in England," writes the Rev. Mackenzie Walcott, "was almost essentially a national …
Old and New London
… St. Mary-le-Strand." The walls of this building, says Mr. Mackenzie Walcott, were of Kentish rag-stone, cemented with … that the Almonry was divided into two parts; and from Mr. Mackenzie Walcott's "Westminster" we learn that "the Great … almost wholly as a debtors' prison: as we learn from Mr. Mackenzie Walcott's "Memorials of Westminster," the debtors …
Old and New London
… a part. The event is thus touchingly described by Mr. Mackenzie Walcott:"On May 7th, 1535, the learned Sir Thomas … of Bristol. "Her beauty and her tears, however," says Mr. Mackenzie Walcott, "with the plea of the privilege of …
Old and New London
… certain improvements carried out in 1815," says the Rev. Mackenzie Walcott, "some very ancient architectural remains …
Old and New London
… and also Smith Square, derive their names, says Mr. Mackenzie Walcott, from a person who was clerk of the works …