Search
A History of the County of Somerset
… did homage for his land of 'Swindon' to William Avenell, c. 1220 ( Som. Arch. Proc. xliii. ii. 85). It might be Swang … the extreme west or north-west side of the parish (Rev. C. S. Taylor). As 'Ponteside juxta Bannewelle' it occurs in a … Pleas, No. 229 and note; S.R.S. xi. 52; Cal. Anc. Deeds, C. 2779). Perhaps the vill of 'Crosse juxta Bokelond' in …
Two Tudor Subsidy Rolls for the City of London
… haberdasher, David Jonys, baker, for thorphan of Richard Rolfe (£37 12d.) 18 6 433. Elyzabeth Browne, vid., William …
Survey of London
… B that developed under leases from James Rhodes 18516 and C that developed under leases from Goldingham, Wilson and … to the Bank on the value of the land was by the architect C. O. Parnell, the other by a namesake (but not, it seems, a … Investment Company (Plate 29b). The architects were Rolfe and Matthews. 161 Nos. 9 and 11 Abingdon Villas were …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… P. Probie, from the Barber-Surgeons to the Grocers. 1626 C. Hackett, from the Dyers to the Drapers. 1636 E. Bromfield, … gaining admission by patrimony to one of the twelve. H. C. Combe, who was elected an Alderman in 1790, was at this … by its nonrepresentation in the Court of Aldermen: Sir J. C. Dimsdale, elected Alderman in 1891, was the first Grocer …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… been translated into the following English by the late Mr. C. W. Goodwin,"In the name of the Almighty Lord, I. Cnut, … the critical judgment and ingenuity of the late Mr. C. W. Goodwin, who offered cogent reasons for thinking it a … be first and present coroners; with appointment of Edmund Rolfe to be first and present town-clerk, holding office …
A History of the County of Warwick
… moiety of the manor and the lands until 1863. 45 In 1863 C. H. Adams bought the estates for 1,000, and he sold them in … 63 and was confirmed to Chaise-Dieu by his son Robert, c. 1168. 64 In 1243 the Prioress of Chaise-Dieu leased the … of Nuneaton. The nave was rebuilt in 1876 by Mr. Clapton Rolfe, the chancel in 1906, and north transept in 1931 by the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… from a narrow spit of land, Mythe Hook, 11 in the north to c. 2 miles across at the southern boundary. The River Severn … and the great meadow called Severn Ham, covering c. 200 a. and dividing the town from the Severn, is a … 173 and it was the route the main road followed until c. 1750. 174 The four main roads mentioned above, together …
Magna Britannia
… The governor's house, the old chapel, sally-port, &c, were taken down about the year 1774. The lofty gateway, … for holding the assizes, apartments for the judges, &c. &c. The castle is situated at the N. E. corner of the … estate was a judgment bond of 200 l. given by Mr. Walter Rolfe, before 1731. The sum of 300 l., O.S.S.A., given by Mr. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the office of high-steward of the demeans, manors, lands, &c. belonging to the church, for life, with the annual salary … but one of their own fellows, or those of New-college, &c. Dr. Fairfax pleaded singly, that the matter then before … things; as an annuity of 4 l. 17 s. 4 d. from the priory, &c. He lived to the age of 90 years, for there is a picture of …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… had your Lordship's consent for the attachinge of John Rolfe to be bownde to his good abaringe, and by your letter …