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The Environs of London

… of Fulham in 1733, and became rector in 1734, was son of Baron Blomberg, a nobleman of Courland. He published a life … Warwick, and second wife of Sir Francis Seymour, created Baron Seymour anno 1640. He was grandfather of Francis Duke … the residence of Edmund Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave and Baron of Butterwick, (who died at Hammersmith anno 1646,) …

Fulham: Introduction

Old and New London

… through an arched gateway. The building consists of two courts or quadrangles; the oldest part dates from the time of …

Fulham: Walham Green and North End

Old and New London

Full Sutton

A History of the County of York East Riding

… 1829, when it was acquired by Charles Duncombe, created Baron Feversham in 1826. 71 In 1880 W. E. Duncombe, created … with the interest of the Town Stock. 9 Henry Frederick, Baron Hotham, owner of the Kilnwick Percy estate, redeemed …

Further Addenda

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem: Volume 8, Edward III

Further addenda and corrigenda

The Aldermen of the City of London

… omit Knighted 1633 (see p. 256). " 126 J. Jurin, for Courts read Court.. F. Cokayne, insert translated to the …

Further additions and corrections to the Preface: Page ccli onwards

Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649

… never again to subject his people to the jurisdiction of courts martial [Macaulay, I., p. 67]. Page cccxvii., line 11, …

Further additions and corrections to the Preface: Pages ci - ccl

Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649

… Chambers, a daughter of James Chambers or Chalmers, baron of Gadgirth. By her he had two sons, Thomas and Robert. … of the city, the bailies held what were known as "coble courts" at the Broomielaw. A reference to this court is … 254]. Thus the secular power supported that of the church courts. add to footnote 1 the following: On 1st July, 1594, …

Further additions and corrections to the Preface: Pages i - c

Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649

… was captured in Glasgow by Sir John Menteith, a Scottish baron. The information which led to the discovery of his … Glasgow for a period of nineteen years, with power to hold courts, &c., but forbade them to appoint or remove officers … Robert Crichton, and Thomas Kincraggy, to hold one or more courts of the bailiary of the regality of Glasgow within the …

Further charters and patents: Introduction

Cardiff Records

… Gilbert, on his part, was unwilling to plead in the Royal Courts. Matters were arranged by the Earl's conceding the …