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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the place called Ad Capr Caput, by Bede, and seeing a goat's head used at it as a sign, found that Gabrocentum, in British, signified goat's head, and therefore continued in Camden's opinion. But it … source. In 1551, the burgesses were in possession of Wynde Mylne Hill, Langflatt, and Stoneflatt. In 1563, they …
A History of the County of Northampton
… industries took the first place in the days of the town's early prosperity. The earliest custumal ( c. 1190) mentions … the Merthensmylne of the Hundred Rolls 114 and the Mervyns mylne of the Valor Ecclesiasticus. 115 It also was held by … pt. ii, p. 205. Bateson, Boro. Customs (S.S.) i, 215. Pipe R. 48, m. 11 d. Parl. R. ii, 85. This would appear to forbid …
A History of the County of Warwick
… years old at that time. In 1088 William II rewarded Henry's loyalty by creating him Earl of Warwick, 3 and added lands … and entrance gates facing Castle Street. In 1765 Robert Mylne 'gave advice to Lord Warwick on outward court, entrance … p. 376. Ibid. v, pp. 397-413. Complete Peerage. Cal. Fine R. 1307-19, 255, 265. Cal. Chanc. Wts. 1244-1326, 425. Cal. …
A History of the County of Worcester
… in honour of our Lady, with monastic buildings. 1Oswald's church was burnt by the Danes in a general sack of the city … of the old church of St. Oswald were pulled down. 7Wulstan's church, besides the crypt, was completed as far as and … two fine early 17th-century tups presented by Colonel Mylne Sandys in 1907. There are also seven pewter almsdishes, …
The Manuscripts of Lincoln, Bury St. Edmunds etc.
… subject to a fee-farm rent of 111 l.; saving the King's purprestures and rents, if any. The seal is gone, but the … articles shall run in the contempt and forfet xl li to o r soveraign Lord Herry the vij t, to his Chaunceler of … Also: Artikles maid in the time of W m Vickers maio r wch. we are bound to observe by o r ould ordinance. There …
Survey of London
… the exotic cargoes from the East Indies and the Indiamen's ports of call on their homeward voyages: teas, silks, … docks at Blackwall could not succeed without the company's consent to the scheme. That agreement was evidently secured … but some malms and stocks were made at Brentford. 21 James Mylne supplied 7,350 tons of Dundee stone, and 663 tons of …
Survey of London
… (died 1819), his son Robert I (died 1852) and Robert's sons Robert II and James II. Here the accumulation of land … and his wife's brother-in-law was the architect Robert Mylne. It was probably the brother of Hunter's wife, Robert … by Corbett and McClymont, Plate 88c) and Laverton Mews (by R. and T. Pargeter, Plate 96a, fig. 88) of 18746 immediately …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… known respectively as the Old Bedford River and Morton's Leam. Its north-eastern boundary is along Well Creek and … all dues it is worth 16 pounds; when received 10 pounds; T.R.E. 12 pounds. This manor lies, and always lay in the … Nene and the Drainage of Part of the Middle Level. W. C. Mylne, Rep. on the Proposed Improvements (1841). Papers in …
Old and New London
… Old Roman Road, called Ermine StreetBeaumont and Fletcher's Reference to May-day Doings at Newington In the Olden … in 1832 at Stoke Newington, under the direction of Mr. Mylne, the company's engineer. The water here covers an area … of the statue, which was executed by Mr. E. H. Baily, R.A., and "erected by public subscription, September, 1845," …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… singing, &c. A little further up the road, and past Tod's Nook, Mr. Darling erected a number of houses, which form … mills in that place. It was also long named the Blind Man's Loaning, probably because some blind beggar sat in it … hand side of Percy Street, and adjoining to St. Andrew's girls' free-school, is an opening leading to the back of …