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A History of the County of Hampshire
… 1 was in 1086 comprised within the four hundreds of Shirley or Sirlei, Rodedic, Egheiete 2 and Bovre or the New Forest. Shirley Hundred, consisting of Sopley, Ripley, Avon and … in Boldre. 5 The separate hundreds of Egheiete (Eggieath), Shirley (Schirlega) and Rodedic (Ruggedich) still existed in …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… for in addition to the above parishes it also contained Shirley in Millbrook, Redbridge, Boyatt, and Woolston. Hound, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… 60 l.; as commissioner with the Lord Chamberlain, 40 l. Shirley, cofferer, in full payment of 1,800 l. on four …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Norrey, going to Almain, for 40 days from 2 April. To John Shirley, John Meklowe, and Thos. Byrks, for providing victual …
A History of the County of Oxford
… was increased by the foundation of six new charities. John Shirley by will dated 1846 left 90. This charity seems to …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Clarke, T. 1672 14 Feb. Scarburgh, Sir C. 1675 21 Mar. Shirley, T. 1675 12 Oct. Witherley, T. 1677 25 Aug. Fraizer, … 25 Jan. Colladon, J. 1662 4 Sept. Salman, P. 1662 23 Nov. Shirley, T. 1663 3 May Dolman, J. 1666 11 Oct. Inard, - 1667 …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Roger Bridgeman, D.D. 74 " " d. S. Aldersey (3 July) 1750 Shirley Cotes, M.A. 75 Wm. Lord Digby d. R. Bridgeman 27 Feb. …
Survey of London
… the interior and employed as his architect Walter Knight Shirley (later eleventh Earl Ferrers). 111 Several of the … own sketches. The principal craftsmen employed were A. J. Shirley for the metalwork and J. H. Wakelin, with his chief …
Old and New London
… Street. Here, at No. 5, the genial and kindly humourist, Shirley Brooks, the life and soul of Punch almost from its …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… of the Dispute between the two Houses, occasioned by Dr. Shirley's Appeal to the Lords. The Consequences of this, was … Contest was revived between the two Houses, concerning Dr. Shirley and Sir John Fagg; the former having continu'd his … the prosecuting Appeals in the Lords House, by Dr. Thomas Shirley against Sir John Fagg, a Member of this House, is a …