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A History of the County of Somerset
… 53 There were 90 communicants in 1548. 54 The population rose from 244 in 1801 to 372 in 1821, then to a peak of 472 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… heirs were his sisters Sabina, wife of Hugh of Greinton, Rose, wife of Thomas le Border, and Amabel, wife of William … by Thomas Trivet by 1253. 21 Peter le Border, possibly Rose's son, exchanged lands in Crandon, presumably the second …
Old and New London
… Edward II., and bestowed by him on William de Ross, for a rose yearly, paid in lieu of all other services. The tower … the judge was about to be elevated by his bearers, the bar rose; and, also as a matter of course, the bar continued to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… initials H.H. and the date 1610 and the third with a rayed rose. The kitchen has an open fireplace with a heavy …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Beer Vinegar' to be sold ... for 3d the Quart or 3 Half Pence a Pint' [Newspapers (1708)]. The synonym BEEREGAR …
A History of the County of Essex
… were receiving regular relief. Expenditure thereafter rose to £193 in 1795 and then almost doubled in the following …