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The Aldermen of the City of London
… the Ward was vacant February 24, 1348 [H.R. 75 (100)] 1348 Thomas Perle, Woolmonger [Acting Sept. 27, 1349, Acting … Sheriff Dufhous] Removed to Cheap, C. 1435. 1435 Thomas Catworth, Grocer S. 14356. M 14434. [Present Oct. 13, … 1497. Removed to Langbourn, May 3, 1503. June 24, 1503 Thomas Graunger, Skinner S 15034. [Sworn same day] 37 …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… October 20, 1376 [H.R. 104 (123)] September 6, 1376 Thomas Cornwaleys, Goldsmith [Sworn same day] 13 [13771394 … Aldgate. March 12, 1378 15 John Clyvelee March 12, 1379 16 Thomas Cornwaleys, Goldsmith (Sheriff) S. 13789. March 12, … 1380 17 Walter Doget, Vintner S. 13801. March 12, 1381 18 Thomas Cornwaleys, Goldsmith (S. 13789.) March 12, 1382 19 …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… 15 (43)] [Acting Feb. 19, 1285, Present Sept. 22, 1292] 2 Thomas Box (S. 127980.) [Elected (or re-elected) June 16, … Mar. 20, 1451] 27 From Farringdon Within. June 11, 1451 28 Thomas Scott, Draper (S. 14478.) M. 14589. From Dowgate. … 1537; removed to Cheap, October 9, 1539. October 21, 1539 Thomas Lewen, Ironmonger (S. 15378.) [Sworn same day] 38 …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… find the will of Dame Blythe Acheley of the same parish (St. Christopher, London) which, unless (of which I know no …
A Survey of London
… foure yeards of broade cloath to make him a Gowne, for Thomas White performed it in the first of Queene Mary, but sir Thomas Lodge gaue in stead of foure yeards of broad cloth, …
Old and New London
… Aldersgate Street and St Martin-le-Grand CHAPTER XXVII. ALDERSGATE STREET AND ST. MARTIN'S-LE-GRAND. Origin of the NameHistory of the Old … art and subtlety, his luck." Hudibras, Part III., Canto 2. Thomas Flatman, that tame poet of Charles II.'s time, whom …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… and Without). Aldersgate Ward includes the parishes of St. Botolph Aldersgate, St. Anne and St. Agnes and St. Mary Staining and parts of the … and Thomasine his wife, 1696, with shield-of-arms; (2) to Thomas Gough, 1705, with shield-of-arms. Panelling: The …
A Survey of London
… (of old time so called, as belonging to the Shelleyes) Sir Thomas Shelley, knight, was owner thereof in the I. of H. the … pence the peece euery Fryday for euer, by the gifte of Thomas Huntlow Haberdasher, one of the Shiriffes in the … A fayre church, with the monuments wel preserued, of Thomas Lichfield, who founded a chauntrie there in the 14. of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… south through the fields towards Grafton Park, where Thomas Horton, a freeholder with an estate of about 45 a. … de Sclipton. 6 The hermitage and its lands later passed to St. James's abbey, near Northampton, and in the early 17th … the 13th century Geoffrey son of Humphrey of Alderton gave St. James's abbey itself 3 a. of meadow in 'Dunnemannesmede'. …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… held, paying to the Priory a mark yearly at the Feast of St. Martin: this was in the time of H. 2, or his son's. 5 In … for a whole Villa, and Sir Richard de Willughby, Junior, Thomas le Belewe, John de Aldesworthe, and William de … same against John Vavesour, William Catesby, John Nevill, Thomas Kebell, and Nicolas Blakwall, Chaplain. Bakers …