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A History of the County of Middlesex
… and in 1889 a number of them were prosecuted at the petty sessions before a bench which decided that 'the right …
A History of the County of Essex
… Mills, Silvertown. 89 This firm originated in 1887, when Petty & Co. began refining coconut oil at Cairn Mills under … Loder, one of the directors of the company. In 1890, when Petty & Co. went into liquidation, the two Loders opened a …
Survey of London
… courts, numerous incidents of vandalism, violence and petty arson and one attempt at a mass break-out. According to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the capital manor, presided with the mayor. A grand and petty jury were summoned. The grand jury appointed a borough … The other officers were virtually without duties. The petty jury, usually composed of inhabitants of the borough …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Lansdown Plain confers the title of Marquess on the Petty family. Weston WESTON, a tything, in the parish of …
Old and New London
… a place of refuge even to those who had committed high or petty treason; and a person escaping thither might, if he …
Old and New London
… 1720, a house was taken for the purpose of an infirmary in Petty France; from which, in 1724, the institution was … charitable proposal, there is an infirmary set up in Petty France, Westminster, where the poor sick who are …
Old and New London
… at "the tallow-chandler's under the blind arch in Petty France; his two translators sharing a bed together; and … the Bishop of Norwich and the Archbishop of York in Petty France. Peterborough House, near the Horseferry, …
Old and New London
… far as Orchard Street. Very few houses were then built in Petty France (now York Street); a few detached residences … of the Broadway, was formerly known by the name of "Petty France." There were two districts in this locality with foreign names, says Widmore"Petty Calais," where the woolstaplers principally resided; …