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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of whom 549 are in Shilbottle township, 4 miles (S. by E.) from Alnwick. The parish comprises 5921 a. 3 r, 20 … a portion of the rectorial tithes, and valued in the king's books at 4. 14. 8.; net income, 222: it is in the patronage … A free school was founded in 1707, by Richard Piggot, who endowed it with land and houses producing at …
City of London tithe assessments
… empty. 20l each 1 8s 4d Samuel Waldoe 1 3s 4d William Piggot 2 3s 4d John Napper 13s 4d Thomas Lunn 1 Matthew …
Old and New London
… St Paul's The churchyard CHAPTER XXII. ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. St. Paul's Churchyard and LiteratureQueen … the place of organist thereof, in the room of Mr. Francis Piggot. Clark had the misfortune to entertain a hopeless …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… of Nathaniel Bostock soldier, in captain Nicholas Cordy's company, under the command of colonel John Barkstead … dispersed to their several houses, and he returned to col. Piggot's house, at Long Ashton aforesaid, near Bristol, where … horse there again, and kist the lady's hands (meaning mrs. Piggot) and took his own horse, and returned presently to his …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… of that iland to repay it againe. And as for Edward Major's busines, which more imediatelie conscernes the vizere, hee … upon the Morea was beaten with loss. The capt. Basha's galleyes are at Negro-ponto haveing sente most of his men … councill, as also in some, that I added to act. What mr. Piggot would have donne, I knowe not, he being gonne to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Tarrant Launceston 28 TARRANT LAUNCESTON (9409) (O.S. 6 ins., ST 90 NW, ST 90 NE, ST 91 SW, ST 91 SE) The … Tarrant Launceston and Tarrant Monkton, adjacent on the S., were regarded as one parish, although each formerly had … scraping in the chalk; diam. 20 ft., ht. less than 1 ft. (Piggot, 6; Dorset Barrows, Long Crichel, No. 19). The …
The accession of George I (1714): List of knights, commissioners, citizens & burgesses in Parliament
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Shaftsbury. Edward Nicholas, Esq; Paymaster of his Majesty's Pensioners. Henry Whitaker, Esq; Wareham. … Esq; Huntingdonshire. Sir Matthew Dudley, Bart. Robert Piggot, Esq; Huntingdon. Hon. Sidney Wortley Montagu, Esq; … of Oxford. Sir William Whitlock Bart. one of her Majesty's Council at Law. William Bromley, Esq; one of her Majesty's …
A Survey of London
… Familie of the Druries. This lane turneth North towarde S. Giles in the field. From the south end of this lane in the … house is one, which sometime belonged to the Parson of S. Martins in the fielde, and by composition came to Sir … in this Chappell, but as diuerse haue noted, namely Iohn Piggot, in the yeare 1452. 11on the 17. of February, by …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… well in the House but a little before. Upon James Nayler's business. The Speaker read the Question for the moderate … It is said that some would wash their hands of Nayler's blood. I shall desire to wash my hands of the guilt of … for two hours. No. We that went out were 83. Sir Richard Piggot and Mr. Barrington [Tellers.] Yea. They that stayed in …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… to sell lands, for payment of his debts and his father's. Read the second time. Colonel Rouse. This is a just Bill; … before the Committee; yet, lest you cut out other men's estates, haply most of the debts may be paid, or there may … them and his Highness, as affairs stand now. Sir Richard Piggot proposed, that his tongue might be bored through. Sir …