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A History of the County of Leicester
… in 1788 went to half the landowners, the bulk to Marmaduke Tomline, William Pochin, E. Hartopp Wigley, Thomas Allsopp, … a third was allotted to nonresidents, Pochin, Allsopp, and Tomline. The rest was divided into the small allotments of … another by 1797. 36 By 1805 the greatest single landowner, Tomline, had disposed of his property to William Haseldine, …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… he was nicknamed the Bishop of Buckden. Bishop Pretyman-Tomline (17871820) added a private library with a morning … windows, which must have been blocked by Bishop Pretyman-Tomline's library, and the south wall had a three-light … the main parapet and was itself embattled. Bishop Pretyman-Tomline's library and morning room had brick walls with …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… to the Deans of St. Paul's 133 till 1800, when Dean Tomline sold it to Edward Withers of Newbury. 134 In 1824 it …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… until it was sold between 1822 and 1834 to William Edward Tomline, and from that date followed the descent of Lymington … it, together with the third manor (q.v. infra), to George Tomline, Bishop of Lincoln. 104 From him both manors were acquired by William Edward Tomline, the subsequent descent being to Mr. Keppel Pulteney, …