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Survey of London
… 233. I.C., Huxley Papers, XIV, 4855. See the unpublished Sheffield University Ph.D. thesis on the Science and Art …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… he may have been in charge of Huntingdon's works. Lord Sheffield. James I, on his first visit to York in 1603, is … (Drake, 574). On the 3 September 1609, Edmund, Lord Sheffield (President 160319), applied to the Exchequer for … 16031610, 573, no. 71), but not until the 4 July 1616 did Sheffield receive a grant of 1000 towards the expenses ( CSP …
A History of the County of York
… Micklegate Bar adjacent to the 'Madderlands'; and Robert Sheffield's York property in 1373 was to be found, among …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… Chronicle, Leceistershire ( sic) Mercury, Welshman, Sheffield Iris, Aylesbury News, Kent Herald, Hampshire …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 24 Sept. Zouch, Sir A. 1661 27 Sept. Rowe, T. 1661 14 Oct. Sheffield, R. 1661 22 Oct. Woodward, T. 1661 28 Nov. Balls, …
Cardiff Records
… hundred and sixty-six and a half ounces and bearing the Sheffield Plate Mark for 1820, is thus inscribed: "In …
Old and New London
… treasurer. Another resident in Stratford was Edmund, Lord Sheffield, who distinguished himself so much in the …
Old and New London
… as a street running at right angles to the Uxbridge Road. Sheffield House, which stood between Church Street and … owed its name to property possessed in this quarter by Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, with the descendants of whose …
Survey of London
… ceiling. This is supposed to be the house in which Lord Sheffield, who lived in Bow in 1612, resided. (See Brewer's …
A History of the County of York
… patens, and a basin; a modern silver chalice and paten; a Sheffield-plate flagon, and a set of modern plated vessels. …