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Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… State Papers," (1786), iii. 448. John Grubham Howe, for Gloucestershire, and Richard Grubham Howe, for the borough of …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… of Mesyhampton, in Wiltshire, and Merston Measie, in Gloucestershire. By an ordinance of Parliament, this …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… Was here yesterday. Mr. Dudley Templer: gone down sick. Gloucestershire. Mr. William. Neast. His wife and three …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Edward the Confessor gave the church of Deerhust in Gloucestershire to a monk of St. Denis named Baldwin, who … of ecclesiastical landowners in Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, the church of Deerhurst with its appurtenant …
A History of the County of Oxford
… (Henry) joined them to his lands in Glowecestreshire [Gloucestershire]. 49 The same holds 1 h. in Cestitone … 428. The only estate assigned to Henry de Ferrars in the Gloucestershire Domesday is the manor of Lechlade. Of … was transferred to Oxfordshire, Shenington formed part of Gloucestershire. Geographically it falls within the natural …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… when, in 1786, Mrs. Sarah Trimmer took up Robert Raikes's Gloucestershire scheme for educating poor children on the …
Survey of London
… prosperous enough for Blow to buy a farm near Painswick in Gloucestershire, where he designed and built himself a very … the Duke's service in March 1933. He died at his home in Gloucestershire in 1939, aged seventy-one. 89 His departure …
Survey of London
… there was also a cow with three horns from Berkeley in Gloucestershire, and a calf with two heads and two necks; …
Survey of London
… 1576 Mr. George Wynter, who had come from Dyrham, co. Gloucestershire, was assessed in the lane for 2s. Perhaps (in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… transferred to Warwickshire in 1844, 1 and Preston and the Gloucestershire part of Welford in 1931. 2 By 1716 the … being a cell of St. Denis and the headquarters of its Gloucestershire estates. 15 V.C.H. Glos. ii. 175n. Census, …