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A Dictionary of London
… III. Rebuilt and re-endowed by the Armourers and Braziers' Company under the Act, in the above-mentioned situation …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to include the care of the health and morals of his 'company', advice in the choice of books and of friends, help …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… poor persons, six of them to be free of the Fishmongers' Company, under whose management it is placed: attached is a …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… almshouses to accommodate six aged and poor persons of the company, and thirty-four aged poor of the parish of Bray, to … of William Goddard.' The hospital was completed by the company in 1628 under Letters Patent of 13 August 1616. The … of 2,610 15 s. 10 d. consols in the corporate name of the company, representing proceeds of sale of property in …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… it to the sole care and government of the righte Wor ll Company of Fishmongers of the Citty of London of which company he was a free brother. This new stone erected 1844.' … dexter one is charged with the arms of the Fishmongers' Company, the sinister one with those of Goddard. The walls …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… two carved wood escutcheons bearing arms of the city and company and a larger escutcheon of the company's arms, all of late 17th-century date. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Lord Douglas, worked about sixty years since by an English company, but abandoned as unprofitable in a few years … was established here, but only for a few years, by a company who annually sent out two vessels, of the aggregate … the limestone found on the lands belonging to the Carron Company, and where also ships frequently touch, to take in a …
A Survey of London
… terms, to determine of enormities belonging to the said Company. This streete giuing the name to the whole warde, … in number, builded for poore decayed brethren of that company: This Hall was burned in the yeare 1539. and againe … thereof, is the Cordwayners, or Shoomakers hall, which company were made a brotherhood or fraternity, in the …
The Environs of London
… but having a great propensity to the stage, he joined a company of comedians at Bath, and made his first appearance … the year 1719 46. He was afterwards taken into Mr. Rich's company, and then went to Ireland, where he had a share in … Fields, where Garrick first appeared as one of his company in 1741. At that time the Goodman's-Field house was …