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Cardiff Records
… 28, Great Ormond Street, London. Sir,My friend Mr. John Ward, of the Cardiff Museum, informs me that your Corporation … Councillors E. Beavan, Andrews, White, Morgan, Gerhold, Ward, J. Thomas and Veal10. Against: Alderman D. E. Jones, D. … Alfred Good, George Beynon Harris, Charles Albert John Ward, George David, Illtyd Thomas, William Henry Allen, James …
Cardiff Records
… Resolved That Mr. Ballinger, Chief Librarian, and Mr. Ward, Curator, be asked to attend next meeting and submit … or write up to to-day. And long life, if I am spared (D.v.) until to-morrow month, I shall have completed my 77th … and City be granted to Cardiff. Messrs. Ballinger and Ward report as to the illustrations to be included in the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in some parts are from nine to ten feet thick: the outer ward has been converted into a verdant lawn, tastefully …
A Dictionary of London
… Lane to 12 Foster Lane (P.O. Directory). In Aldersgate Ward and Farringdon Ward Within. First mention : O. and M. 1677. Other forms and … to have been called "Ballardes Lane" in temp. H. VIII. (q.v.). Nicholas Carey lived there temp. Chas. I. and the lane …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… estate. His widow (d. 1941) left it to their grandson F. V. Corfield, who sold the 540-a. estate in 1951. 86 Chatwall … 1670 Goodricke sold Plaish, still encumbered, to Rowland Hunt of Boreatton. 20 Hunt, sheriff in 1672, died in 1699 and … the Warlows' hands) 19379. In 1939 it passed to Frederick V. Corfield (kt. 1972), soon to become owner of the Chatwall …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… of Anne, the daughter of William and Margaret, to Theobald Ward. Anne, who before 1428 married secondly Robert … a part of the Carlton lands in dower, the inheritance of Ward's daughter by a previous marriage, namely Margaret, … attended school at Church Langton. CHARITIES. None known. V.C.H. Leics. iii. 157, 163, 166, 170, 173, 185. The decrease …
Old and New London
… to resign her situation at Court because her youthful ward, in a freak, had made a childish will in rhyme, leaving …
Survey of London
… Clifden (189195), Earl of Dudley (18961924), John H. Ward (190911), Sir Alfred Butt (1937 ). From 1832 until his … chamberlain of England in succession to his mother ( q.v. at No. 13 below), and he continued to occupy it until his …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and treasurer, during pleasure. Three assessors for each ward, and two auditors, are elected on March 1st, by and out …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and the remainder performed the duty of watch and ward. The establishment, according to Sir John Doddridge's … to be burgesses. Two auditors, and two assessors for each ward, are elected annually on March 1st, by and out of the … which was anciently divided into an outer and an inner ward, the buildings are in a less perfect state than might be …