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A History of the County of Essex
… formerly the school, belonged to the church. 26 Canon John Collins (d. 1982), well known for his antiracist and nuclear … 71. Inf. from Mrs. I. McMaster; below, this par., Educ. D. Collins, Partners in Protest; memorial in church. …
Survey of London
… he seems to have collaborated with the architect M. E. Collins to produce behind a standard faade a house of greater …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of three. 89 In 1811 there was a bank belonging to Richard Collins, Francis Pitt, and Edward Howells, 90 and in 1822 91 …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… in tanning (see TANNED) and in the making of INK [Collins (1877)], but formerly they were regarded as useful … but still more abroad than in England [Rolt (1761)]. Collins described the pods as being 1 or so inches long, … or dark brown skin covering an astringent, hardened pulp [Collins (1877)]. However, according to Rolt there were five …
A History of the County of Essex
… farm, which comprised 298 a. and was in the tenure of E. Collins. Wake also held 34 tithe-free strips in Nazeing Mead, …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… of the 18th century. The offices of William and Benjamin Collins, printers of the Salisbury Journal, had been on or … The third edition of Naish's town plan, printed by Collins in 1751, names the site 'printing office'. During …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 50 In 1893 the Wyndham trustees sold the estate to Henry Collins, whose mortgagees later secured possession 51 and in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the manor until 1866 when they conveyed it to W. H. Collins, who in turn conveyed it in 1876 to Tom Goold of … in 1855 and his trustees sold the estate in 1865 to W. H. Collins. In 1872 Collins redeemed the annual rent of 5 s. still payable to the …
Survey of London
… no. 23; W.P.L., F.3551, p. 32. W.P.L., F.3551, p. 32. A. Collins, Letters and Memorials of State, 1746, vol. II, p. …