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A History of the County of Lancaster
… roofs put on the north and south aisles, and in 18889 the Wilton (north) chapel was rebuilt, and a chancel with organ … a good deal of its original 16th-century timber. The Wilton chapel occupies the two eastern bays of the aisle on … a position on the south side similar to that of the Wilton chapel on the north, but has a lean-to roof, plastered …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 24 and his grandson Sir Thomas Egerton, created Earl of Wilton in 1801. 25 His daughter and sole heir Eleanor married … his maternal grandfather in 1814 as second Earl of Wilton. He assumed the name of Egerton, and dying in 1882, 26 … in 1772 by Sir Thomas Egerton (afterwards first Earl of Wilton), James Wyatt being the architect. It is a low classic …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and green park of Heaton House, the seat of the Earl of Wilton, appear from the terrace of Stand Hall to much …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… whichPolefield Hall and landsis now owned by the Earl of Wilton. 49 Poppythorn is an ancient part of the glebe land. … fire in 1902. The following deeds of the year 1341 in Lord Wilton's possession show something of the origin of the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… market house and market rights were purchased from Lord Wilton in 1897. Technical schools were opened in 1896, a … and PRESTWICH A market-house was erected by the Earl of Wilton in 1851; Friday is the market day. 8 The wakes begin … Sir Thomas Egerton of Heaton, afterwards Lord Grey de Wilton, and the manor of Radcliffe appears to have been …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… daughter Blanche, 128 the first wife of Richard Grey de Wilton, who certainly obtained Vaches Manor. 129 He had a … held the manor for her life. 134 Edmund, Lord Grey de Wilton, and his wife Florence held it in 1506, 135 but in …
Survey of London
… Place, spinster, at the request of Jeremiah Little of Wilton Villa, Sheffield Terrace, builder, 1862. Hare paid …
Survey of London
… the bird's-eye view by Hollar and in the early painting at Wilton (Plates 1, 11) it is reasonable to assume that they …
Survey of London
… in Kensington. He lived at No. 54 Sheffield Terrace (Wilton Villa), a house built by himself (Plate 40a), and …
Survey of London
… and stoves, In 17556 John Bunny, bricklayer, and William Wilton, plasterer, were also employed, and Joseph Duffour …