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University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Reverson, William: East London Coll. Richardson, Cotsford Wilberforce: University College. Ruffell, Joseph Frederick …
A History of the County of Oxford
… absenteeism, and perhaps his unpopularity, caused Bishop Wilberforce to intervene, and persuade Lancaster to exchange … who became vicar in 1849, was highly thought of by Bishop Wilberforce, and in Banbury he brought about a great revival … for the latter he himself gave the land. 132 When Bishop Wilberforce held a Lenten mission in Banbury in 1850 the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… that part of the parish transferred to Pocklington in 1901 Wilberforce Lodge, St. John's Lodge, and Dolman House were …
A History of the County of London
… Andrewes, John Williams, Francis Atterbury, and Samuel Wilberforce, have been famous in the annals of the English … 1802–15 John Ireland, 1816–42 Thomas Turton, 1842–5 Samuel Wilberforce, 1845 William Buckland, 1845–56 Richard Chenevix …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… i.b.9 ff. 103-105v). Trans. to Bath and Wells 1845. Samuel Wilberforce D.D. 1845-1868. Congé d'élire and letter missive for Wilberforce, dean of Westminster, issued 12 Nov. 1845 (D. & …
Old and New London
… among the occasional visitors were Dean Milner, William Wilberforce, Ambrose Serle, and the Duke of Kent. Sheridan …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the presence of a curate by 1831. 8 In 1847 Bishop Samuel Wilberforce had to investigate the 'shameful and indecorous …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Act. 64 The borough's most illustrious member, William Wilberforce (M.P. 1812-25), was related by marriage to the … 390. Horsfield, Hist. Suss. ii, App. p. 34. R. Coupland, Wilberforce (1923), 374. Complete Peerage, ii. 490. Cal. Doc. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… to Ives Place, was an inn until 1870, when Mr. William Wilberforce came to live on the Ives estate: the licence of …
Survey of London
… by other well-known reformers, among them William Wilberforce, Bishop of Durham. 37 Later members included …