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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of Pendle (Lancashire), resident in Pendlebury, Nich. Pennant, Wm., lease to Penniston and Burton, Yorkshire, lease …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Measures Shales and sandstones with seams of coal 2,200 Pennant Grit Chiefly red and grey sandstones 2,500 to 3,000 … Some picturesque parts of the Coal tract are formed by the Pennant Grit which stands out boldly in wooded heights near … High Littleton, Pensford Farrington Gurney, Clutton Pennant Grit Chiefly grey, green and red sandstones, with …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… that the frigate hoisted the English flag and pennant, upon which the commander of the Dutch ship showed the Prince's flag and pennant, and saluted the King's flag with nine guns, and by striking his pennant, according to custom; but that the captain of the …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… on board the Government sloop "Bottetourt" to strike her pennant, which the said Governor alleges hath been always …
Old and New London
… In explanation apparently of this incidental mention, Pennant tells us that "at the upper end of the Haymarket … of its erection, as a "very new and pleasant square." Pennant, however, says that the name was derived from a … change, it must be owned, for the better, if true in fact. Pennant dismisses it with the remark that it is "of dirty …
Old and New London
… to the different taverns at Greenwich and Blackwall. Pennant says: 'Whitebait are esteemed very delicious when … of epicures frequenting Greenwich and Blackwall since Pennant's days; for at present the fashion of eating …
Survey of London
… his wid., suo jure Countess Grandison, 17719. Richard Pennant, latterly Baron Penrhyn, 17791803: his wife, 18048. … 1728/4/127. B.M., Dept. of Prints and Drawings, Crowle's Pennant, vol. XIV, no. 28. B.L., Add. MS. 30874, f. 32: …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… called from that circumstance Ogov Davydd ab Shenkin. Mr. Pennant says that the "noblest oaks in all Wales grew on this …
The Environs of London
… south aisle is the monument of Sarah, daughter of David Pennant 20, Esq. of Downing, (and sister of Thomas Pennant, Esq.) who died anno 1780. On the floor are the tombs … (1756); William Chapman, Gent. (1758); the Reverend John Pennant, (son of Peter Pennant, Esq. of Bychton in the county …