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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Tunbridge TUNBRIDGE. THE next parish north-westward from Capel is that of Tunbridge, written in Saxon, Tunbryege, or … hamlets of Southborowe, otherwise called South Tunbridge, Capel, Speldhurst, and Pepenbury, to the king, in exchange … with the chapels of Schiburne and St. Thomas Martyr of Capel, worth yearly ninety marcs. In the 24th year of king …
Cardiff Records
… cottage, in the parish of Llanedern, known as Ty'r Capel, which was originally a chapel probably the Lanvorda … be part of Roath Tewkesburythough the fact of Ty'r Capel being described in the Roath Keynsham Survey as held … Ystafell-y-cwn (or Stabell-y-cwm). Llwyn-y-Grant. Tir-y-Capel, in Llanedern, in the tenure of Thomas Mathew (held in …
The Manuscripts of Shrewsbury and Coventry Corporations [etc]
… Bourne, Buckland, Cheriton, Clynton, Comb, Cliff, Capel [le Ferne], Dommert, Elham, Folkestone, Flaggs, Halton, …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
Old and New London
… founded mainly through the instrumentality of Monsignor Capel, who was appointed its first rector. Kensington always …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… passed both Houses. Therefore I move, &c. ut ante.' Sir H. Capel. 'I differ only as to the Words. I agree to a … but in this Message I must and will be excused.' Sir H. Capel. 'Ridicule is not a Word proper for a House of Commons; … lay aside Parliaments, because they are useless.' Sir H. Capel. 'Peoples Eyes are now enlightned, and all the World …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… T. 1792 Sebright, T. 1794 5 Feb. Byron, R. 1795 2 Mar. Capel, Hon. E. 1798 14 Apr. Hale, J. 1798 29 July Chester, R. …