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The Environs of London
… of London. The parish is very extensive; in the Conqueror's Survey, it is said to contain twenty plough lands, and is … archbishop Kilwardby, and a fair which began on the eve of St. Botolph, and lasted nine days 2. Another market on … upon the archbishop's refusal of that high office, Sir Christopher Hatton was at this place made Lord High …
A History of the County of Surrey
… a fair to be held for nine days beginning on the vigil of St. Botolph the abbot (17 June). 1 In 1314 Archbishop … of the first fair held under this grant the archbishop's bailiffs and ministers deputed to receive the tolls and … 111 In 1626 father and son joined in a conveyance to Christopher Gardiner, who instituted a suit in the Exchequer …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the victory), were attacked and defeated by the king's troops, who had evacuated Tonbridge Castle and were … deanery of Gloucester, both impaling Laud; on the south, St. John's College, Oxford, and London, both impaling Laud. … four times, while those of the western desk-ends have St. David's and Bath and Wells both impaling Laud. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Atcham, hundred of Ford, county of Salop, 4 miles (S. W. by S.) from Shrewsbury; containing 155 inhabitants. A church dedicated to St. Thomas, being a chapel of ease to the second portion of … of the rent of which the sum of 13 is paid in support of St. Mark's school, in Cheetham. Humphrey Cheetham or Chetham, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… lord of the manor; and Joseph Pocklington, esq; the rector's property is, in all cases understood. From the White Book, … will long be remembeard. The little church is dedicated to St. Giles.Patron, the duke of Newcastle Incumbent, Dr. …
Survey of London
… Norfolk. The family moved to London shortly after William's birth. Following a period of service in the Navy, by 1814 William had joined his elder brother Thomas's building firm, which from 1816 was based at extensive … join the London and Blackwall Railway in the vicinity of St Anne's, Limehouse, but the later scheme omitted this and …
Survey of London
… Town, and they were largely replaced by public housing. St John's Estate The first major post-war housing scheme by Poplar … the Association in 1974 for 95,000. Plans were prepared by Christopher Lyster of Lyster, Grillet & Harding, and some …
Survey of London
… and quality of the house. Typically, the building's dimensions, the number and height of the storeys, the sizes … parcels, one in Roserton Street which was acquired for St John's church, and the other in Chipka Street. 51 The … wide swathe through the buildings on the Twenty Acres. 115 St John's Church, Roserton Street (demolished) The District …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… in Buckinghamshire Cublington 126. CUBLINGTON. (O.S. 6 in. (a)xxiii. S.E. (b)xxiv. N.W.) Ecclesiastical a(1). Parish Church of St. Nicholas, stands in the middle of the village. The walls …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a tree named Bab Tree, a name thought to be derived from St. Barbara, who is depicted in 15th-century glass in the … held CUCKLINGTON in parage in 1066, and in 1086 Bretel de St. Clair held it of Robert, count of Mortain. 52 … in Clinger which was held by John de St. Clair. 59 William's grandson, also William and earl of Salisbury, had fee there …