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Journal of the House of Lords
… in the County of Middlesex, Upholsterers; Thomas Maltby of the City of London, Merchant; William Barclay of … in the County of Middlesex, Upholsterers; Thomas Maltby of the City of London, Merchant; William Barclay of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… William Harding Clerk, James Weston Harding Clerk, Hugh Maltby Spence Clerk, and Elizabeth his Wife, late Elizabeth … Campbell, her next Friend, were Plaintiffs, and Hugh Maltby Spence, James Weston Harding, William Harding and Ann … and James Weston Harding Clerk, William Harding, Hugh Maltby Spence Clerk, John Ward Harding and William Harding …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Withurne cum Staine, Strooby cum Woodthorpe, and Maltby, in respect of their great Loss lately sustained by * …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Winthorne cum Staine, Streeby cum Woodthorpe, and Maltby, in respect of their great Loss lately sustained by …
A History of the County of York
… that house. The Prior of Bridlington was to take John de Maltby and Stephen de Langetpft from Marton. All points to …
A History of the County of Chester
… manors in Anglesey, one in Rhos (Denb.) and some land at Maltby (in Lindsey, Lincs.); the Welsh lands were quickly …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… or three monks who remained. He ordered the prior, William Maltby, on pain of deprivation, to observe the purpose of the … to be 'wholly in ruin': but it was not in debt. 6 William Maltby, the prior, with two monks had signed the … 1503 Hugh Brecknock, 34 elected 1503, died 1529 William Maltby, 35 last prior, elected 1529 A seal of this priory is …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 1337 Agnes de Brakenburgh, 41 elected 1359 Isabel of Maltby, occurs 1370 Agnes Leek, 42 appointed 1413, resigned …
A History of the County of York
… selected was that granted by Richard de Buili on the Maltby side of the stream, and the monks who colonized it … allowed the monks to inclose the land between ' Maltebi' (Maltby) and 'Sanbec ' (Sandbeck) except two roads, viz. ' …
A History of the County of York
… there by the ancestors of the said Robert. The church of Maltby, near Doncaster, was given to Arthington, and formally …