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Alumni Oxonienses
… assembly. See Add. MS. 15,670, p. 70. Rolles, Thomas (Rowles) of Oxon, gent. Trinity Coll., matric. 18 Nov., 1631, …
Rural Parishes: Bix
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 16, Henley-on-Thames and Environs
… including 'William Benwell's Farm', 'Bix Farm', and 'John Rowles's Farm' (Middle Assendon). 18 Court rolls from … the farm in Middle Assendon that would soon be called John Rowles's farm (186 a.) was leased for 50 a year to Thomas …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… Roll 520/28. 3 April, 11 James I. [A.D. 1613]. Nicholas Rowles of Hammersmith, yeoman, for assaulting William …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… included his cousin Richard Holland, his nephew Henry Rowles, and several men who had worked with him elsewhere. In … more south of Pont Street. In 1804 Holland leased to Henry Rowles the garden ground and other premises on the east side … called Cadogan Place, for 80 years, and three months later Rowles made an agreement with the Hans Town Commissioners to …
A Survey of London
… 1521. Cuthbert Tunstal, Doctor of law, Master of the rowles, Lord priuie Seale, and Bishop of London, was thence …
Survey of London
… held by Clarke, had come into the hands of James Rowles (Rolls). Six acres 33 perches had been taken out for … Street, which brought in about 24 a year, was granted to Rowles, while the remainder of Moulton's Close was granted to … linendraper, for the same term. At the end of this term Rowles was outbidden by Mrs. Hedger's son, James, who was …
Survey of London
… until 1747. Two years later it was taken over by James Rowles, 8 coffeeman and vintner. 116 It may be that the use … of the early part of the nineteenth century, dates from Rowles's occupancy of the premises. He re'mained in … remained in her possession until 1746. 123 In 1747 James Rowles, coffeeman and vintner, succeeded Thomasin Elliott. He …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… he called it) between your highnes and himselfe to my lord Rowles and my lord St. Johns, or to fowre understanding …