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A History of the County of Essex
… others from Barking were taking oysters in the Crouch and Roach rivers, in defiance of the Earl of Sussex and his …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… in manner as is described by the following order;— "Mr. Roach, cause James Nayler to ride in at Lamford's gate, upon …
Survey of London
… Rev. George Reeves, A New History of London, 1764, p. 181. Roach's London Pocket Pilot, 1793, p. 53. W.P.L., A. M. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Tozer, W. [1701 c. 4 Apr. Whitfield, M.] 1702 30 June La Roach, P. Second Gentleman Harbinger 16891714 1689 30 Mar. … Whitfield, M. Gentleman Harbinger 17151782 1715 25 July La Roach, P. 1746 2 June Gibbon, C. 1760 15 Dec. Secker, J. 1761 … 3 Sept. Cocke, J. 1680 12 Nov. Jones, H. 1684 23 June La Roach, P. Supernumerary Yeomen Harbingers 16621701 1662 1 …
Old and New London
… the angler, not only in perch, chub, pike, barbel, dace, roach, gudgeon, and other common fish, but also in trout. He …
Old and New London
… bears three water buckets. The figure is cut out of yellow Roach Abbey stone. The armour is linked. This knight was …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… agriculture; there are paper-mills on the River Darwen at Roach Bridge and Samlesbury Bottoms. The sewage disposal …
A History of the County of Stafford
… carp, 40 tench, and an unspecified number of pike, perch, roach, and eels; a pool called Horsemoor pit then had 72 …