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A Dictionary of London
… the members being bound together to observe certain rules and regulations for the attainment of these objects. Formed … as in their regulations. Guillam's Wharf On the Thames in St. Katherine's precinct (Strype, ed. 1755). Not named in the maps. Site now occupied by the St. Katherine's Docks. Named after the owner. Gully Hole …
A History of the County of York
… Guilds, markets and fairs GUILDS Craft Guilds About 80 crafts were … guilds. 4 Many of the craft guilds held their meetings in St. Anthony's Hall after 1554, 5 but several crafts had separate …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… of hills which runs from Husbands Bosworth through Mowsley and Laughton, north of the Welland valley. The civil parish, … and plantations of Gumley Hall in imitation of the Parc de St. Cloud, 24 and in the summer months they became a … heir was the son of the eldest, Arthur George, Lt.-Col. G. Anthony Murray Smith, the owner in 1957. LESSER ESTATES. In …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Gunnolston. Gunnovelston GUNNOLSTON. GUNNOVELSTON. And the Spittle, or Hospital of BRODQUSKE. In Gunnelvestone … great men or tenants did,) two parts of the tythes of his demense here. He was shortly after in the time of H. 1. … heir, John de Heriz, twenty-one years old, at the feast of St. Gregory in March, then last past. [Pedigree] John de …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… county of Lincoln; containing 117 inhabitants. Gunthorpe (St. Mary) GUNTHORPE ( St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Walsingham, hundred of … a. 1 r. 13 p., of which 779 acres are arable, 178 pasture and meadow, and 41 woodland. The living is a discharged …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… All Saints 6 GUSSAGE ALL SAINTS (9910) (O.S. 6 ins., ST 91 SE, SU 01 SW, SU 01 NW, SU 00 NW) Covering an area of … to 390 ft. in the N. A small woodland area in Edmondsham and a larger area in Holt, the latter centred on the Domesday … 84). Floor-slab: In nave, of John Brewer, 1805, Sarah his wife, 1816, and others of their family. Organ: By Walker, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Gussage St. Michael 7 GUSSAGE ST. MICHAEL (9811) (O.S., 6 ins., ST 91 … SU 01 SE, SU 01 NW) The parish has an area of 2,461 acres and is roughly triangular, the straight S.E. side being … by Warne in 1848, but it is not possible to correlate his account with individual barrows ( C.T.D., Pt. 1, Nos. …
Survey of London
… In 1721 Thomas Guy, who had for many years been a governor and benefactor of St. Thomas's Hospital, applied to the governors for a lease … Thomas Guy died in 1724, leaving 67 the residue of his estate, after the payment of certain legacies, to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… formed by a stream rising in the above-mentioned district, and, after its fall of seventy feet perpendicularly, joins … recess, naturally formed, traditionally called Gwely-Edi (St. Edith's bed), and superstitiously thought to have been … gentleman, who, in 1796, was created Baron Gwydir; and at his death in 1820, the property descended to his eldest son, …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… medical practice 1574-1624 Date of death Sep 1624 Address St Mary Aldermary 1579. St Stephen Walbrook 1590-1624. Other notes Confessed 1584. … hearings 13 Nov 1584 Entry G, an apothecary, appeared and confessed to illegal practice of medicine. Attitude of …