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Survey of London
… as suitable for a 'single gentleman' or 'a small genteel Family'. 2 The one prominent non-domestic architectural …
Survey of London
… rooms at No. 50 were once the property of Warren Hastings and came from Somerset House, Park Lane, in 1915 21 …
Survey of London
… as Danish consul there (a post still retained by the Care family) and that according to an obituarist 'his interest in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was a lawyer who, although he might spring from a local family, spent his terms in London and perhaps visited the … landowners in Wiltshire had been the noble families of Hastings, West, Willoughby de Broke, Hungerford and Stourton. … Lords Deb. 1621, 1625, 1628 (Camd. Soc. 3rd ser. xlii); Hastings Jnl. 1621: Camd. Misc. vol. xx (Camd. Soc. 3rd ser. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… was to establish the Ashes as a leading parliamentary family for the next hundred years, 38 while a marriage … by his temperament and record, and Sir James Thynne by a family inheritance-suit which obtruded upon the weightier … and John Duckett, of the well-known Calstone (Calne) family, a colonel. Not all royalists who quitted the county …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… at Heytesbury, which had a small electorate, the Ashe family was all-powerful: William Ashe sat for the borough in … the period. Between 1661 and 1689 five members of the Hyde family, two men who had married into it, and two of its … seats, which they occupied fifteen times in all. The family's primacy in the county gained the first knighthood of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… is the Goddard Long period. A member of one or the other family represented the county in every Parliament except that … and a Long in only three. The Goddards were a Swindon family which had been settled in Wiltshire since the reign of … his son James from 1784 to 1812, when he was elected for Hastings and the name of Dawkins disappeared from the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… member only 24thus Lord Radnor with other members of his family formed an effective and a most powerful stimulus to … the period, 40 and by so doing upheld an established family tradition of supplying the representative for … Calne was represented by members of the Fitzmaurice family from 18336, 183756 and 186885. 43 All these men owned …
Magna Britannia
… out in 1810. The genealogical history of the Courtenay family by the Rev. Ezra Cleaveland, B. D., has much reference …
Magna Britannia
… Sanders, of Little-Ireton, who was connected with his family by marriage. A copy of this MS. is in the possession … years, by Adam Wolley, Esq. of Matlock, from ancient family deeds and other sources; from which he has favoured us …