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Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… o.q. De Roberto del Welle. xiij d Summa, xxxj s iiij d o. Wilton' cum West Cotum. De domina de Wilton'. xxj s j d De Roberto de Bulmer. vj s ix d o.q. De … Maucovenant. See Guisbrough Chart. ii. 180. Lazenby, Wilton par. There is probably some error here. The person …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… vij d o.q. De Thoma Bercario iiij s De magistro Henrico de Wilton' ij s viij d De Radulpho Skot' iij d q. De Albreda … vij d o. De Johanne Dryng' viij d Summa, xix s xj d q. Wilton' de Liberis. De Petro de Nevile xv d q. De Priorissa …
Old and New London
… of Mr. Bolt, a man on the same floor. He purchased Wilton carpets, blue merino curtains, chimney-glasses, …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… gallows in this franchise were the tenants of Mulgrave, Wilton, Kirkby Misperton, Whorlton, Stokesley, Kildale, the …
A Survey of London
… Baron, Iohn Lord Gray, sonne to Regnald Lord Gray of Wilton, 1418. sir Iohn Ludlow knight, sir Richard Derois …
Old and New London
… StreetSir Francis ChantreySt. Paul's Church, Wilton PlaceThe PantechniconHalkin StreetUpper and Lower … be devoted. On the north-west side of Belgrave Square are Wilton Crescent and Wilton Place. In the latter, which opens into Knightsbridge …
Old and New London
… Hotel. Here, at the corner of the main road and of Wilton Place, stood formerly a tobacconist's shop, which very … between footpads and constables. A little west of Wilton Place, a narrow roadway, called Porter's Lane, led …
Survey of London
… granted by the Whelers in three leases of 16389 to William Wilton of Stepney, gardener, Thomas Stafford of Stepney, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… down below the castle of Old Salisbury, one Walter de Wilton was running a fulling-mill in 1277 off the same stream … supplier, William Holbrooke, and also from John Radmond of Wilton. Late in the reign of Henry VIII we hear of other … from Aston Magna. Ramsay suggests (op. cit. 6) that 'a Wilton clothier' bought wool regularly from Devon, but the …
Survey of London
… The wooden residence by March 1886, was the fourth Earl of Wilton, who fitted one of the rooms up as an organ-saloon …