Search
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… 9 remedy, that may kill as well as cure, I was never at Wallingford House 10 nor Whitehall since you sat, and why … says:—" He and the rest of the officers had a Council at Wallingford House, where Fleetwood dwelt, for the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… and that, as it is said, mistaken. The officers met at Wallingford House, 3 but presently adjourned. No members of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Commonwealth. A second party was known by the title of the Wallingford House or Army-party, who had advanced Mr. Richard …
A History of the County of Oxford
… ancient aristocracy of Normandy, 45 was set in charge of Wallingford Castle. Robert d'Oilly, who was a royal … shared the lands which in 1066 had belonged to Wigod of Wallingford, an important thegn whom Edward the Confessor … of a considerable portion of Robert's fee to the honour of Wallingford, which otherwise represented the fief of Milo …
A History of the County of Oxford
… with a wall, and divided out into building-plots. At Wallingford, as at Oxford, the site of the borough consisted … full name in the Berkshire Survey as holding 3 houses in Wallingford which belonged to Crowmarsh Gifford. Dr. Salter … the lands of the abbey. See Introduction, p. 391. Wigot of Wallingford, kinsman of Edward the Confessor, and the …
Survey of London
… Cawsey of Ragstone betweene the Lord Knollis his gate [Wallingford House] and the greate gate under the Tyltyard …
A History of the County of Hertford
… at Parliament until about 1333, when Abbot Richard de Wallingford by extortion made the commonalty of the liberty …
A History of the County of Surrey
… 5 INDEX MAP TO THE HUNDRED OF COPTHORNE The honour of Wallingford extended into the hundred at Chessington, 6 and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… largest single liberty was probably that of the honor of Wallingford. In 1235 the honor included Dawley, Colham, … was a chief bailiff, 26 but liberties, such as Hayes and Wallingford, had bailiffs of their own. 27 At the beginning …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Middle Ages, although the influence of the honor of Wallingford was predominant, many powerful feudatories such … two lords, Britwell Salome becoming eventually a fee of Wallingford honor and Britwell Prior going to Christ Church, … surveyed under the hundred in 1279 as one of the fees of Wallingford honor, but the village itself may have been once …