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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Lincoln, Thomas Sheep-stealing Do. Bedford Do. 14 years Newman, Thomas Burglary Do. Cambridge Do. 7 years Simpson, … of Somerset, Esq. Information against him and one Francis Newman, Esq., for a supposed offence as two of the Justices … profane oaths or curses. 14 Aug. 358 Davy, Mr., serjt. Newman, Francis, Esq.Do.do. 15 " 359 In Warrant Book, vol. …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… B.Sc. : Pr. st. Menzies, Dorothy, B.Sc.: Private study. Newman, Arthur James, B.A.: Westminster College. Olsson, …
Survey of London
… Rolls under date 6th April, 1790, records that "Anthony Newman surrenders the Windsor Castle, which was built on part … acres of the same land being enclosed as a field." In 1800 Newman surrenders to Joseph Cromwell. Faulkner 2 records a …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… Richard Harris, haberdasher (£250 12s.) 6 5 4 539. William Newman, draper, Walter Astelyn, peuterer, for thorphan of …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Saunders (18871888). Curriers. H. Kitchin (17791786). W. Newman (17861802). # R. C. Halse (18961897). # J. E. Saunders …
A History of the County of Essex
… son, William Walter Vane, sold Porters in 1790 to Abraham Newman, who was already tenant of part of the estate and … other lands in Barking. 498 In 17989 Porters passed from Newman (probably on his death) to William Thoyts, a relative. …
A History of the County of Essex
… include William Sumner of Harlowbury (d. 1559), William Newman (d. 1602), Richard Bugge (d. 1636), and Francis Reeve … was built at Mulberry Green on land given by Mr. and Mrs. Newman Gilbey. It was served at first from Epping, but from … in the 1950s had raised it to 384 by 1959. William Newman (d. 1602) 435 founded two almshouses built in the …
Survey of London
… and Equipment, vol.vi, 1907, pp.1819: Girouard, p.114 Newman Flower (ed.), The Journals of Arnold Bennett, …
Survey of London
… of divers lands, meadows and pastures, demised to John Newman. 1 0 0 Braughing. Farm of divers lands, tenements, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… annual dole of 8 s. 4 d. on Good Friday, founded by Thomas Newman and Robert Paynter, was paid in 15256 and 15334, 799 but not afterwards. Newman may have been a chantry priest. 800 Most highlighted …