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A History of the County of Lancaster
… oc. 1535 Henry Standish, D.D. 63 27 July 1535 Peter Bradshaw, D.Decr. 64 Ralph Standish d. last rector 19 May 1541 Richard Standish, M.A. 65 John Aliff, &c. d. P. Bradshaw 1552 Thomas Thornton 66 d. R. Standish 1552 William … 34 b. He was also rector of Eccleston. In 1506 a Peter Bradshaw was rector of Plum stead in Kent. In 14923 Sir Peter …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… about half a mile stands a spacious hall or mansion called Bradshaw. . . . You meet with two roads, one leading to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… d.; Dalton, Thomas Bank, 2; John Reskow, 2; Haigh, William Bradshaw, 3 6 s. 8 d.; Hindley, Abraham Langton of Lowe, 10; … chapels, the Legh chapel on the north and the Bradshagh or Bradshaw chapel on the south, a nave of six bays with aisles, … John Bridgeman, D.D. 64 " d. G. Massie c. 1643 James Bradshaw, M.A. 65 Parliamentary Comm'rs. 1653 Charles Hotham, …
Survey of London
… James Forbes, sixteenth Lord Forbes, 174850; George Smith Bradshaw, upholsterer and tapestry-maker (see page 518), …
Old and New London
… the name of the treasurer who superintended them. Henry Bradshaw, treasurer in the twenty-sixth year, gave his name …
Survey of London
… the Earl of Essex, the Hon. D. Kinnaird, the Hon. A. C. Bradshaw and Peter Moore, was elected; at the same time …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… of the University of Cambridge . . . (1651), 17. H. Bradshaw, 'Inventory of the stuff in the College Chambers …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… F. Jacob, Essays in Conciliar Epoch (2nd edn.), 21415. H. Bradshaw, 'Early Univ. Statute concerning Hostels', Collected …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… to about 1440; it contains the names of 122 volumes. Henry Bradshaw believed that it might have been an account of the … achievements of Cambridge's greatest librarian, Henry Bradshaw. 42 Considerable trouble was taken to catalogue the … prosecuted, though others were. 64 'The pillage', wrote Bradshaw, 'was so unlimited, that the only wonder is we have …