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Calendar of Treasury Books
… any private business, but they will speedily consider Lady Dysart's, as soon as the public charges are provided for …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… settling the public expenses and will speedily settle Lady Dysart's business. Warrant on the Exchequer for what the … or Great Seal. Warrant for 2,000 l. for the Countess of Dysart on the Exchequer and 3,200 l. on the land revenue [of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… be set even. The Earl of Lauderdale called in about Lady Dysart's business: presents a signification by Lord Arlington …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… after the the King's return [from his progress]. Lady Dysart to be paid the 6,000 l. arrears of her pension upon … The Earl of Lauderdale moves for an assignment for Lady Dysart. Ordered that after the public assignment she be the …
Survey of London
… The Business Centre, Dollar Bay This was developed by Dysart Developments and Ladkarn Holdings, with the Beaton …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… for a large range of items and repairs for the 4th Earl of Dysart over the period June 1729 to April 1734 at a cost of … 2 2s. [Holkham Hall accounts] HAM HOUSE, Surrey (Earl of Dysart). 172934: Bill for some 150 items totalling 430 13s …
Survey of London
… who married Lady Elizabeth Murray, Countess of Dysart in her own right, and their son Lionel became 3rd Earl of Dysart. In the ratebooks for 1666 and 1667 "Mr. Rossington" … that "there is a back door into Spring-Gardens." Earl of Dysart The Earl of Dysart had entered into an agreement for …
Survey of London: volume
… on Hatton) is almost, but not quite, correct. The Earl of Dysart's residence at the house, the site of which is now …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… of Emma the widow of John of Kent, claiming the manor of Dysart, which is in the king's possession]. 540. Ad … together with her aforesaid husband of the manor of Dysart, which Ralph Pypard recovered against them by default …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… PATHHEAD, lately a quoad sacra parish, in the parish of Dysart, district of Kirkcaldy, county of Fife, a mile (N. E. …