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The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… VBk, St Clement Eastcheap (2) Boyd 12978 PARSONS, John Ald Castle Baynard, 6-15 Aug 1687 removed to Portsoken-3 Oct … Boyd 3486 (3) Boyd 3486 (4) Will PENDLETON, Thomas Co Co Castle Baynard, 1689 Probably the following person St Pauls …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… son, it was given to Geoffrey de Clinton, founder of the castle and priory of Kenilworth: the son of Geoffrey gave it … seat of the Fetherston family, who settled here from the castle of Fetherstonhaugh, in the county of Northumberland, … Hill is a camp with a double intrenchment, called Kimsbury Castle, King's Barrow, or Castle Godwin; it comprehends about …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Painscastle - Pembrokeshire P Painscastle (Pain's-Castle) PAINSCASTLE (PAIN'S-CASTLE), a hamlet and small village, in the parish of … greater importance than it is at present, having had a castle and a market. The former no longer exists, and the …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… Hill-fort (SO 869121), also called Painswick Beacon or Castle Godwyn, bivallate, unexcavated, encloses 7 acres on a …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… by 1237 44 suggests that he was the builder of a castle or hall on a site, called Castle Hall or Hale from the 16th century, 45 to the south of … children until purchased by Mr. J. Collett in 1961. 76 Castle Hale, south of the Court House, was built on the site …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… House, Harescombe, owned them in 1972. 21 The supposed castle south of the church, or a manor-house on or near the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Cong. Chapel, 23. Ibid. 21. Ex inf. Mr. T. R. Ireland, of Castle Hale. Char. Com. Reg.; ex inf. Mr. Ireland. Glos. …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… "Sept. 8th, 1779. Died, at his seat at Wingfield Castle, the Rev. Dr. Leman, Rector of the medieties of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… baths, &c., have been discovered. After the Conquest, the castle here became the property of Waldeof, lord of … the materials to be used in the erection of Cockermouth Castle, the seat of his descendants. The impropriate tithes …
Old and New London
… things, And without salt or mustard Will gulp down e'en a castle wall As easily as at Guildhall An alderman eats …