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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… 1670 Clause in a grant to Anon. to have charge of the fowl and trees lately planted in St. James's Park, and of the plantations at Greenwich and Hampton Court, in … 20 marks each, adjudged in the King's Bench against John Smith, and 11 other late Commissioners of Sewers for London, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… a speedy hearing of the case between his brothers, John and Charles Banckes, and others of Hamburg, and Capt. Tooly, owner of a privateer, … Pleads poverty, as his sisters, Mrs. Pitts and Mrs. Smith, have induced his father to disinherit him of his real …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… at full value. Has served faithfully against the French and Dutch; most of the commanders of 2nd rate ships have had prize ships value 1,000 l., and he had only a small one not worth 100 l. [ Draft, … Wales. [ Ibid. No. 132.] Minute of warrants to bring Mrs. Wright and Sam. Cutler, apprentice to Holmes, apothecary in …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II, 1670
… King unless otherwise stated. Owners of the ships Achilles and Coaster of London. Whilst preparing to carry naval … to be charged on the Devonshire excise, of which Sir James Smith is farmer. [ S.P. Dom., Car. II. 281a, No. 30i.] Sir … daily labours of their husbands. [ Ibid. No. 196.] John Wright, his former groom, to Lord Arlington, for freedom from …
Survey of London
… The original Charlotte Street extended to Goodge Street, and from thence to Tottenham Street it was called Lower … was the Rev. Anthony Stephen Matthew, but following J. R. Smith in his Book for a Rainy Day most authorities give his … as Henry. This seems to have been a slip on the part of Smith. Matthew befriended Flaxman at the beginning of his …
The Environs of London
… hundred of Blackheath, about two miles east of Greenwich, and seven miles from London-bridge. The parish is bounded by … Eltham, Woolwich, the extraparochial hamlet of Kidbrook, and by the river Thames. It is of no great extent, but the … on the 26th of September 1649, with her relation Mrs. Smith, was attacked by several men armed with swords, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… to Milborne Port. It measured 2.5 km. from north to south and 4.5 km. from east to west at its widest point. Lanes and … in trust for sale. 6 Before 1710 it was acquired by John Wright 7 who died in 1725. His brother Sir Nathan Wright, Bt. … 133. Sigewelle: S.R.S. iii. 220. Leland, Itin. ed. Toulmin Smith, ii. 75; S.R.O., tithe award; below, Corton Denham. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of Charlton, Barrow or Barrow Lane, Holbrook, Southmarsh, and part of Shalford is irregular in shape. The main part of the parish, which included the church, Barrow, and Southmarsh, was divided by a detached part of Wincanton … Som. and Dors. Rly. (1985), 182. S.R.O., DD/WAT 11. A. H. Smith, Eng. Place-Name Elements, i. 89-90. H.M.C. Wells, i. …
The Spanish Company
… charter granted by King James to the president, assistants and fellowship of the merchants of England trading into Spain … William Speight, Philip Smyth [Smithe], Nicholas Smyth [Smith], Richard Shorter, William Stone, John Sherrington, … Walter Ellis, William Mellyn [Mellin], John Aires, Thomas Wright [Wrighte], Phillip Dickinson, John Griffith, Thomas …
Survey of London
… Charterhouse Square area Charterhouse Street and other streets Charterhouse Street (east of Smithfield … yard, and a Baptist meeting-house, established by Francis Smith by 1669, with a small burial ground to the rear. The … included a distiller, grocer, scalemaker, tyre and coach smith, tallow chandler, stationer, linen draper, chemist and …