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Old and New London
… seen above, speaks of it as a "Mahomedan paradise;" whilst Murphy, in his Prologue to "Zobeide," apostrophises "Sweet …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… Treasury in reference to a claim for 800 l. by one Thomas Murphy, deputy marshall to the two battalions of foot guards, for utensils, &c. for the prison of the Savoy. Murphy received 160 l. for repairs, &c., and took lead and …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… the same having received the drawbacks in England. One Murphy gave information against thirty persons who assisted … was loaded with wool in the co. of Wexford, and the said Murphy assisting the Sheriff against the offenders, was taken …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… east gate of the said town; one house plot wherein Martin Murphy dwelt; one house plot wherein Mark Harrington dwelt; …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… value 13 l. 7 s. 8 d.; being forfeited lands of Bryanbawne Murphy. Co. Clare: 32 acres in Dronvis in Bunratty Barony: …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 1718, and for stores delivered to the Savoy by Thos. Murphy. Reference Book X. p. 43. Same to same, from Philip …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 38 He sold the Wrekin Brewery Co. 39 in 1901 40 and the Murphy family controlled it 192166. 41 In 1921 it owned 24 … 1890. H. Phillips & Co. may have passed c. 1907 to O. D. Murphy (later O. D. Murphy & Sons Ltd.) who moved the business in 1912 to the …
A History of the County of Essex
… at different periods. In Marshgate Lane, Stratford, J. P. Murphy ( c. 1818 63) 108 and Smith Bros. & Co. ( c. 18661967) … 'Changing Landscape of S.W. Essex, 16001850', 277 (Crane & Murphy, 1818); Pigot's Dir. Essex (1839); White's Dir. Essex …
A History of the County of Essex
… Stratford, London E. (appeal pamphlet). Inf. from Mr. F. Murphy and Mr. F. Sainsbury. H.R.M.C.Coll., Lond. Miss. (W. … inf. from Revd. P. Beckwith, Revd. J. Platten, and Mr. F. Murphy. Account based on: E.R. lxiii. 836; inf. from Revd. E. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary
… Eleanor Grahme, Mrs. Frances Roath [Roach ?], and John Murphy to go to Flanders [ Ibid., p. 120]; for Capt. William …