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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Warminster Town government and public services TOWN GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC SERVICES. Warminster had the status of a borough in late Saxon times, … and hanging thieves. 4 Later in the century the lord of Warminster had a gallows called Alkemere, which it was said …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Co. Wilts., viz. the Divisions of Devizes, Chippenham, Warminster and Trowbridge: [petition not entered]: report and …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… of Co. Wilts, viz. the Divisions of Devizes, Chippenham, Warminster and Trowbridge: total securities 2,000 l.: …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Baxter for part of Co. Wilts, viz., Devizes, Chippenham, Warminster and Trowbridge Divisions (total security 10,000 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… for part of Co. Wilts, viz. the Devizes, Chippenham, Warminster and Trowbridge. Petition Sept. 13. Securities …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Baxter for part of Co. Wilts, viz. Devizes, Chippenham, Warminster and Trowbridge: reference dated June 2: warrant …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is situated between the roads from Bath to Exeter and to Warminster, at the distance of about three miles from each; …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Baptist chapel at Westbury Leigh, and the Upper Meeting in Warminster Road, 63 £18 was to be spent annually on clothing … 1845-7, conveyed in trust 14 cottages adjoining the Warminster road near its junction with Edward Street. Four of the cottages which fronted the Warminster road were to be let and their rents used to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… as were stipulated for their opposite numbers in Warminster. In 1955 the Westbury choir fund received £2 10 s. … octagonal wooden clockdial in black and gilt by Cooksey of Warminster. All the seating is in high, panelled box-pews of … of Sar. Dioc. Training Coll. at St. BonifaceCollege, Warminster. Ex inf. Mr. K. H. Rogers. Walters, Wilts. Bells, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… failed, and in 1835 trade was said to have passed to Warminster, and the Westbury market was described as purely …