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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… by Hugh Mortimer, for Austin Canons of the congregation of St. Victor of Paris. The community was first seated at … transferred to the present site. The church, dedicated to St. James, was consecrated by Bishop Robert Foliott. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… been anciently inhabited by a rector or custos. Adstock (St. Cecilia) ADSTOCK ( St. Cecilia), a parish, in the union, hundred, and county of … parts of the building, adding a chancel. Advent, or St. Adven ADVENT, or St. Adven, a parish, in the union of …
Survey of London
… (i) A tenement, "buylded harde under the parke wall of St. James," at the north end of the Tilt Yard, containing in … Lodgings being built upon the Wall of Our Parke of St. James next to Our Horse Guards, w ch at her own Charges … 27 Viscount Dupplin. 28 An encroachment had been made on St. James's Park by the formation of a bow window and an …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… CHAMBERLAINS OF THE CITY, AFORESAID, FROM THE FEAST OF ST. MAWRICE, 1733, UNTIL THE SAME FEAST, 1734 New Franchised … merchant 11 GEO. II, GEO. BENSON, ESQ., MAYOR FROM FST. ST. BLAZ. TO APRIL 5, THE DAY OF HIS DEATH; SIR TANCRED …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… MR. ALEX. HARRISON, CHAMBERLAINS, FROM THE FEAST OF ST. BLAISE 1750, OLD STYLE, TO THE SAME FEAST 1752, NEW STYLE …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Will. Sauvage, Mayor, died the day before the Feast of St. Barnabas. Roger de Selby succeeded. In list of …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… &c. CHAMBERLAINES OF THE SAME CITTY FROM THE FEAST OF ST. MAURICE 1650 UNTILL THE SAID FEAST 1651: JAS. HUTCHINSON, …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… tailliour, fil. Willelmi Brettayn From the Feast of St. Blaise, 1489, to the Feast of St. Maurice, 1490. Joh. Ferreby died on the Feast of the …
Register of the Freemen of the City of York
… Jacobus Wood, fil. Radulphi Wood, baker From the Feast of St. Maurice to November 10 following. From November 10, 1687, to the feast of St. Maurice next following. …