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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… of the Ogmore, and is a distinct place, supporting its poor and appointing its own officers, but paying church-rates … Methodists; a day school, and some Sunday schools. Poor children of the parish are eligible to be admitted to … of the produce of that aggregate being given to the poor in money, on Easter-eve and St. Thomas's day. At Brn …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… time 40,000 men, headed by Robert Aske, and attended by priests with sacred banners, took possession of the city and … aisle of the cathedral: the king afterwards gave to each poor man a purse containing 39 silver pence, several articles … hospital, formerly a house for the reception of poor pilgrims, has been converted into an almshouse. St. …
Survey of London
… eighteenth century. Internally the building is in a very poor state of repair and only the shops, the fronts of which …
Survey of London
… Relief of those Child-bearing Women who are the Wives of poor Industrious Tradesmen or distressed House-keepers, and … demolished in 1950 for road improvements. Lambeth M.B.C. Poor rate books. P.O. and other London Directories., The …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… and Westardislowe. The Guardians, Schooolmaster, and Poor of the Hospital of S t John the Baptist at Kyrkeby …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… commuted for 419, and the glebe comprises 46 acres. The poor have some small bequests. Zeal, South ZEAL, SOUTH, a …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Linn. 38. Bib or Pont. Gadus luscus, Linn. 39. Power or Poor Cod. Gadus minutus, Linn. 40. Whiting. Gadus merlangus, … Parrett into Bridgwater Bay, that the coast is exceedingly poor in marine life and offers but little attraction to these …
A History of the County of Somerset
… L. When authorities differ so considerably, what is a poor student to do? The moth is not common, but has been …