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The Environs of London
… privileges 3. His son Etheldred, not regarding his father's grant, seized this land, and in 987 gave it to his minister … Sundridge was, in the reign of Henry III. the property of Peter le Blund, Constable of the Tower of London; and, about … the seat of William Welles, Esq.; at Plaistow, that of Peter Thellusson, Esq. Parish church. The parish church, …
The Environs of London
… Bromley St Leonard's BROMLEY ST. LEONARD'S. Etymology. This place, in ancient … of William Ferrers, Esq. who married Jane, daughter of Sir Peter Vanlore, Bart. and died in 1625 37. The latter monument … Indiaman, (1761); Richard Newman, Esq. of Westham, (1766); Peter Newman, Esq. (1770); Captain John Caruthers, (1770); …
Survey of London
… thoroughfare between London and the west. Cromwell Road's construction, coinciding with the main period of building development in South Kensington and Earl's Court, made Brompton Road into one of the busiest highways … of Lancelot Place, on ground close to the Fulham Bridge tavern. Opposite, Henry Holland between about 1781 and 1791 …
Survey of London
… of land ownership the parish boundary with St. Margaret's, Westminster, hereabouts was never (of great significance. … Henry Tatham of Clapham. 4 They disposed of it in 1717 to Peter Laroche, and he duly resold it the following year to … Barrington. 23 The large World's End or Fulham Bridge tavern was the one building here, with stabling behind it in …
Survey of London
… this ground was copyhold land held of the manor of Earl's Court. In the early seventeenth century Long Close had been … local landholdings of Sir William Blake. After Blake's death in 1630 it was among lands which descended to his … in the street are kept as common brothels. The Grove Tavern, now prominent at Nos. 4344, seems to have made its …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of land, comprising the 30 acres mentioned in Dugdale's Warwickshire as the Park, is the property of Thos. Hutton, … of James I., was a native of the parish. Bromyard (St. Peter) BROMYARD ( St. Peter), a market-town and parish, and the head of a union, in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… Bromyard 16 BROMYARD (D.b.) (O.S. 6 in. (a)XXI, N.W., (b)XXI, S.W.) Bromyard is a small … monuments. Ecclesiastical a(1). Parish Church of St. Peter (Plate 104) stands on the N. side of the town. The … xxx. 174), and it is just possible that the figure of St. Peter and the cross over the S. doorway are of the …
Survey of London
… Holloways were not entirely happy with Balfour and Turner's first design, and in March 1898 obtained the Duke's leave … here from 1828 to 1872. Other inhabitants include Daniel Peter Layard, physician, 176278 (later at No. 64). Brookfield … Countess of Drogheda, wid. of 4th Earl, 17315. Daniel Peter Layard, physician, 177980 (previously at No. 60). Sir …
Survey of London Monograph
… HISTORICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL. "What boots it now to Percy's gallant heir, That once he stood the rival to his King; And side-long glances stole from Anna's eyes. . . . In yonder lonely churchyard laid, Scarcely … it became vested in John Dent, John Wormald, & the Rev. Peter Beauvoir, who held it as trustees until 1814, when it …
A History of the County of Somerset
… daughters Alice, wife of Robert de Glastonia. 48 Alice's daughter Maud married Roger de Newburgh (d. 1194) and held the manor as a widow in John's reign, 49 and was followed by her son Robert de Newburgh … (after 1241) to her son Robert (d. c. 1256). 53 Robert's son William granted it to John de la Linde (d. 1272) who …