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A History of the County of York
… topographical and other lists compiled in classical times or from classical writings. Ptolemy says that ' Eborakon was … may thus have stood on the site of the present nave, or still farther to the west. 16 Edwin did not live to … the half-pagan, half-Christian, crosses at Middleton near Pickering (N.R.), 75 or, still later, by the presence of both …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… landscape, notably around Ablington hamlet where in 1548 or 1549 it was recorded that Henry Daubeney, earl of … manor court ordered each tenant to plant three trees, elms or ashes, a year 13 but in 1581 the number was reduced to two … it had fewer people assessed for a subsidy than Arlington or Ablington and a considerably lower assessment than …
Old and New London
… argent, between three lyon's heads, erased ermine crowned or," were found hidden by a piece of tin in the centre of the … alone remaining, as the rooms have been divided into two or more portions, to suit the needs of later generations. … columned and canopied monument in memory of Sir William Pickering, famous for worth in learning, arts, and warfare. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… The clearstorey has no ancient features. The W. Annexe or vestibule (9 ft. by 17 ft.) forms, structurally, part of … Benedictine Nuns. Among the fittings the Oteswich, Crosby, Pickering and Gresham monuments and the Jacobean woodwork are … between Nuns' Quire and Chancel, (12) to [Sir William Pickering, 1574], marble altar-tomb or sarcophagus (Plates …
A Survey of London
… heyres, with condition, they yearly to giue to the warden or gouernour of the gray Friers Church within Newgate fortie … Kinges Chapple, sir Andrew Iud Maior, 1551. sir William Pickering, and sir William Pickering, father and sonne, William Bond Alderman, 1567, sir …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… respectively, being parted by Dean Brook, while Chaigley or Chaigeley occupies the north-east slope. Stonyhurst, 1 … township, lies near the centre of Aighton, with Winkley or Winckley to the southeast, in the corner formed by the … a year is distributed to the poor from the gift of Richard Pickering, 358 and other sums from those of John Richmond 359 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Margery, who married Sir Robert Carbonel, and Mary, (or Alice,) the wife of William Fastolf, who died S. P. Sir … More. Ditto. 1576, Edward Hilton. Ditto. 1724, Gilbert Pickering, by John Pitts, clerk. 1735, Joseph Clark, by …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of that see, from whom it came to the Catestons, or Castons, the Carbonels and Berneys, as in Bradeston, and … Thomas Mould compounded for first fruits. 1724, Gilbert Pickering, by John Pitts, clerk. 1735, Joseph Clerk, by … the wife of the said William, 4 s. per ann. 5 This was in or about the 24th of Henry III. Sir John de Caston, and …
A New History of London
… the day the fire broke out; for erecting a column of brass or stone on the spot where it began, with a proper … and for imposing a duty of one shilling per chaldron or ton, on coals for ten years, toward the necessary … of the person who delivered it. At the trial of Grove, Pickering, and father Ireland, the chief justice brow-beat …
Calendar of Border Papers
… cap and la. (Total)jacks, 13, steel caps, 38, spears or lances, 45, bows, 8. "Cumwhitton Parishinge."James … cap and la. (Total)jacks, 7, steel caps, 28, spears or lances, 32, bows, 19. "Cumrewe Parishinge."John Dixon … Robert Woodd, Jo. Dolson, Anthony Todhunter, Robert Pickering, Christofer Hidson, William Atkinson, John Thomson, …