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Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… as shalbe thoght resonable. f. 163 b (6 Oct., 1557). John Hurst having left 200 marks to the poor of Exeter the Chamber … Havyng vyewed the reckonings and accompts of Mr. William Hurst's lands geeven towards the maintenaunce of the poore in …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… were the Bishop (Miles Coverdale), the Mayor (William Hurst), Sir Thomas Dennys, Sir Peter Carew, Richard Chidley ( …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… Almeshouses without the East Gate founded by Mr. William Hurst. Ends with: "A Table or Index of the most remarkable … cloyth. f. 102. The Copy of the Will and testment of John Hurst, Citizen and Merchaunt of Exeter. In English, dated 16 …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… wear in Exiland, see D. 1690( b), temp. Elizabeth. William Hurst. L. 28 [ s.a.].Note of expenses of William Hurst, 9 apparently for his expenses in obtaining a Charter [ … 1551.[John] Earl of Bedford writes to the Mayor, William Hurst, and seven others that the citizens of Exeter "have …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… and also of the poor maintained by the gifts of William Hurst, John Hurste, John Palmer, John Buckenham, Elizabeth …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… were purchased by John Blackaller, John Mydwinter, William Hurst, William Buckenham, Thomas Prestwood and John Peryam … 1750). The Ten Cells. In D. 1533, April 22, 1554, William Hurst [ see Cotton, Guild, 36], as surviving feoffee of John … almshouses, with seal and signature "by me William Hurst." For Maud Courtenay's gift to these Almshouses, see D. …
Survey of London
… the stage designer John Terry, and the architect R. W. Hurst of Humphrys Hurst. The theatre is now called the Macowan Theatre after …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Personal, belonging to Arthur Mangey, Robert Child, and J. Hurst, convict of High-Treason, subject to the Payment of 256 …
A History of the County of Sussex
… (xi cent.); Buttyngehulle (xiv cent.)] 1 consisted only of Hurst, Clayton, Wickham (in Clayton), and Keymer. 2 Worth was … were three 'vills' in the hundred, Keymer and Clayton, Hurst and Cuckfield, and Crawley. 3 In 1316 the 'vills' were … 1327 the grouping was Crawley, Worth, and Burleigh as one; Hurst; Clayton; Cuckfield; and Slaugham. 5 In 1332 these were …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… THE HUNDRED OF CHARLTON CONTAINING THE PARISHES OF BARKHAM HURST SWALLOWFIELD FINCHAMPSTEAD SHINFIELD The above list … by the addition of the liberty of Broad Hinton in Hurst, which was annexed to Berkshire in 1844, having …