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Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… ( Claindone) and Basmere ( Bosemere). He is to hold as the king held, with freedom from shire [courts], hundred … episcopo Winton[iensi], et W[illelmo] comite War[enne], et S[tephano] comite Mor[itolii], et M[ilone] Gloecestrie, et … Pentecostes) when he first held his court in his new hall at Westminster. [1085 or 1104.] 30 Nov. (Cartulary, fo. …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… St. Mary, with the whole tithe of the rents of his [Hugh's] land and of all his woods, namely, of wild beasts, birds, … ( Heca 11) etc. [and] of the gift of Henry the illustrious king of the English the chapel of Beaulieu ( Bello loco) with … above church, with the approval and permission of his lord king William, conqueror of England, and duke of the Normans, …
Survey of London
… cut through sections of the Somers and Skinners' Company's Estates, severing the upper angle of Battle Bridge Field … Hospital (Plate 79 b) on the site of which now stands King's Cross Railway Station. The hospital was moved here … place of Euston, Pentonville, Pancras, Gray's Inn and King's Cross Roads was erected in 1830 the memorial "cross" …
Old and New London
… For Cakes and Cream had then no small resort." Britain's Remembrancer. Pastoral Character of the Locality in the … School-daysClarkson StanfieldGeorge CruikshankThe "Old King's Head" TavernTolmer SquareDrummond StreetSt.James's … this tavern with the site of the old Manor of Toten Hall, a lordship belonging to the deans of St. Paul's as far …
Survey of London
… Rev. Henry Stebbing(17991883), incumbent of St. James's, Hampstead Road, 18361858 ( q.v. page 135). No. 19. … Wightman (17841863), judge. Called to the bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1821. Judge of Queen's Bench (1841). 18661872, … Philosophy (1838). Lecturer on experimental science at King's College School and on Dante at University College. …
Survey of London
… to the first bridge Westward of the Lock on the Regent's Canal at Camden Town." The Company authorized the … group of new buildings was proposed, including a great hall, meeting room, board room, general offices and new … compared unfavourably with the lofty terminus buildings at King's Cross and St. Pancras; and in 1870, under the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… blades and microliths have been picked up further S.E. (SP 592359; Banbury Museum). a(2) Enclosures and Linear … for almost 400 m. b(3) Enclosures (SP 575338), lie S.W. of the village, W. of the A43, on limestone, at 132 m. … Hoards (centred SP 593359), lies N. and N.E. of Evenley Hall, between 105 m. and 120 m. above OD. Much Roman material …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… NW) The parish, covering some 1050 hectares, lies on the S. side of the R. Nene which forms its N. boundary. A small tributary of the Nene flows E. across the S. part of the parish and then turns N.E. to form part of the … into a number of separate parts. Immedately S.E. of the hall ('a' on plan) the W. part of the existing paddock has a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a parish, in the union of Daventry, hundred of Fawsley, S. division of the county of Northampton, 4 miles (S. S. E.) … injury from a fire. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at 24. 2. 11.; net income, 465; patrons, the … in the king's books at 6. 13. 9., and in the gift of Clare Hall, Cambridge, with a net income of 200. The church, which …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 2 Roger arch-bishop of York, who lived in the time of king Henry the second, gave the church of Everton to the … in villenage: Of the manor of Wheatley he held also of the king in capite, paying 12d. per annum, and making two … free warren within the paramount manor of the archbishop's soke of Southwell and Scrooby. Fields pay tythes in kind. …