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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… 8 Oct. " Walsingham sent to the French Court 19 Dec. " Lord Buckhurst arrives at Paris 21 " " Capture of Dumbarton 4 …
Survey of London
… to a design by Balfour's partner, Thackeray Turner. 71 Lord and Lady Essex occupied the house from November 1911 … Balfour and Turner had prepared for this was abandoned. 73 Lord Essex said he 'would rather give up the space than spend … a rubbish heap'), and the situation was not improved when Lord Essex took to keeping chickens there in 1916. 75 In …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 130 a. of woodland in Little Dawley. 95 In Malinslee the lord's wood, probably 'Lywode' mentioned in 1420, was subject … held a piece of (often newly inclosed) waste ground at the lord's will. 22 Hinkshay farm, formerly part of the Stirchley … services included harrowing and reaping, bringing in the lord's hay, and collecting nuts. 30 By 1406 there were 4 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of waste, their tenure ratified by payment of rent to the lord of the manor. 62 The proliferation of cottages reached …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… third with a cross vert [Granted 1956] The U.D.C.'s common seal was circular, 35 mm. in diameter, inscribed (roman) …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 1258 but reserved an annual rent of £3 13 s. 4 d. as mesne lord. Richard Irish's portion descended to Richard Irish of … Henry sold Great Dawley to Rowland Hayward (kt. 1570), lord mayor of London 1570 9 and the purchaser of Little … originated in the 12th century: Alfred de Cumbray, lord of Leegomery, was fined for a forest offence in Dawley …
Survey of London
… probably Henry Frederick Thynne, one of the clerks of the Privy Council, who died in 1705. The Dowager Countess of … (see page 73) was occupied from 1725 to 1753 by her son, Lord Morpeth, who in 1738 became the fourth Earl. After Lady …
Survey of London
… Henry HamiltonMoore, third Earl of Drogheda, c. 1691; Lord Poscott, probably Folliott Wingfield, first Viscount … 16 Peter Vanderbank, engraver, 16934 16 (see p. 515n); Lord Jarman, probably Thomas Jermyn, second Baron Jermyn, … Ward, c. 16967; Sir John Thompson, first Baron Haversham, Lord of the Admiralty, c. 1697; Colonel De Bruce, c. 1697 …