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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Morton and the lords, by whom she was conveyed to the castle of Lochleven. In 1632, Musselburgh was by charter of … Innerpeffray, the estate of David, Lord Madderty, of whose castle there are considerable remains; its course, though … rateable annual value of the parish is 15,000. Drummond Castle, the occasional residence of the family of Drummond, …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… Sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk, and Governor of Norwich Castle. He died in the eighth of Edward III., in his 80th …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… free by servitude, 5 July 1802. Shown in directories at Castle Ditch, Henington St in 1804 and 2 Union Ct, Duckworth … Bristol, cm (17751813). At 1 Cock & Bottle Lane, in 1775; Castle St in 1792; and once more recorded in Cock & Bottle … cabinet carver (182832). At 10 Charles St in 1828, 19 Castle St in 1829, 11 Lower West St, 183031, and 2 Clarence …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1673), M.P. Dorset April, 1677, unseated Feb., 1678, Corfe Castle in 4 parliaments 1678-81, 1685-7, Poole in 2 … bart.), knighted at Whitehall 30 April, 1623, M.P. Corfe Castle 1626, Weymouth and Melcombe Regis 1628-9, Peterborough … 4 May, 1699, aged 15; 3rd Earl of Bradford, M.P. Bishop's Castle (March), 1706-8, Shropshire 1708 Jan., 1723; died 26 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the Newcastle and Corbridge road, are vestiges of a castle built in the reign of Henry III. There are many … freebooter named Long Lonkin is said to have entered the castle in the absence of the owner, and to have murdered his … parishes or places, containing a population of 33,811. The castle, erected by the first Norman baron, was in ruins prior …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… The older portion of the town was formerly defended by a castle, of which the foundations are covered by the sea, and … drives of the town may be mentioned, the far-famed Cawdor Castle, Kilravock Castle, the Muir of Culloden, Fort-George, the blasted heath …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… grandson of the first knight, subsequently erected the castle, of which the remains form so prominent and … and his dependents, under the immediate protection of the castle, Sir Andrew built habitations, which formed the origin … the present town. Little is recorded of the history of the castle. In 1256 it was taken, and the fortifications …
Grey's Debates of the House of Commons
… to avow, was immediately committed to Edinburgh Castle, tried, and condemned, and had he not made his escape, …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… (2) Will, Boyd 45246 (3) Boyd 45246 NEALE, Andrew Co Co Castle Baynard, 1658-60 (1) Sermon Lane, 1660, St Mary … 7641 (5) Will (6) Boyd 7641, 3957 NEVILLE, Thomas Co Co Castle Baynard, 1661-4, Dep, 1663, 1665-9 (1) St Gregory, … see years of service, and note 1 NEWCOMBE, Thomas Co Co Castle Baynard, 1663-7 (1) Thames Street, St Benet Pauls …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by E.) from Brampton; containing 466 inhabitants. Naworth Castle is described in the article on Brampton. Nawton …