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Old and New London
… the reigning king, had been captured when a cub by General Watson, who shot the parents. The general made a goat foster …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… 11 Robert Furnese, esqrs. 12th. 1713. Hon. Edward Watson, Robert Furnese, bart. IN THE TIME OF KING GEORGE I. … accepted a place. On his death in 1713, the Hon. Edward Watson was chosen. Journals, vol. xxi. On a petition Sir …
Survey of London Monograph
… 1763. 8vo. in the British Museum. Walford, "Guilds." Watson's "History of Wisbeach." See letters of Sir Robert …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… to the setting up of an organ and to a payment to John Watson for 'his part of the virginals'. In 1523 a new altar …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a day before his B.A. examination in 1796. 191 Bishop Watson, though admitting that those who took no degree had no … part of examiners towards their own pupils. 210 Richard Watson, who was second wrangler in 1759, had, he thought, … and that was certainly the view of contemporaries. Bishop Watson, who had frequently acted as moderator, considered …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… when writing to Bullock, sent his best wishes were John Watson, Fellow of Peterhouse and later Master of Christ's, 44 …
Survey of London
… was built in 1807 for 45,643, with John Howkins, Robert Watson and William Barker responsible for the foundations and … & Company laid the brickwork, John Howkins, Robert Watson and William Barker did the carpentry, and Dudley Clark …
Cardiff Records
… 4 d. a bushell of pease 7 s. spent in Journey to Cowbridge Watson 4 d. 19 th Spent at the Redhouse in Wines & Ale 2 s. 1 …
Old and New London
… laid out. There was a grand bas-relief on the front by Mr. Watson, a young sculptor of promise, and there was an …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in St. Paul's Cathedral, was a native of this place; Capt. Watson, who lost his life in the West Indies under Admiral …