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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Book, vol. 27. Sloper, Robert, Esq. Captain or Keeper of Hurst Castle, in the co. of Southampton. 20 May 245 In …
A History of the County of Sussex
… manor until the duke of Norfolk sold it to John Hurst in 1860, 86 although Patty Clough presented in 1792 and Robert Hurst presented his son John in 1834, having bought the turn. 87 John Hurst in 1876 settled the advowson in trust for the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and farms. The largest landowner was the rector, John Hurst, with 397 a. excluding glebe; W. C. Mabbott had 372 a., … 100 and 200 a., ten of 10 to 100 a., and 28 under 10 a. Hurst was also the largest farmer, occupying 414 a., one … wage returned was evidently a maximum: in 1842-3 John Hurst reduced a labourer's wage from 12 s. to 9 s., alleging …
A History of the County of Sussex
… sold in 1836 by G. J. Gibson to the rector, John Hurst, 55 who held them in 1843. 56 Hurst also then held Voakes farm, which had belonged to the … farm at Hungerhill, much of it in Shipley, in 1857. 58 Hurst evidently sold back Redlands and Danhill farms in 1858 …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… (1622). # J. Rayney (1622). # W. Prichard (1625). # J. Hurst (1626). Sir M. Abbot (16261642). Sir H. Garaway …
Survey of London
… in 1 Edward VI. two are also mentioned, viz. (Sir) James Hurst and (Sir) Richard Maryf. 81 Officers. Henry Aubrey, who …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Pypard), 'Cannings', Coate (in Bishop's Cannings), Horton, Hurst (in Worton), Mere, Orchardsleigh (Som.), and Potterne. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… they had been granted all privileges as a port between Hurst and Langstone, in aid of their fee-farm, yet the men of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and Redbridge. 281 In 1324 it was set forth that from Hurst to Langstone was within the port of Southampton. 282 In … on the east, including the port of Portsmouth, and from Hurst on the west, including Lymington, together with all …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Berks. 57 He conveyed his interest to John Barker of Hurst, who in 1580 assigned it to Sir John Hubaud of Ipsley, …