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Calendar, Committee for Compounding
… 508, line 25, dele the entry relating to Capt. John Smith. 517, 34 lines from bottom, for [Key ?] read St. Kew. … for Westmoreland read [Sussex]. 2501, 23 " " for Rob. Smith read Rob. Selth. 2518, 12 " " for Warsill read Worsall. …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… 536 read p. 356. Page 154, line 17 from bottom, for James Smith read Janet Smith. Page 181, column 5, 5 lines from bottom, for Order …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… add Awne ( sic for Avon). 442, 11 from bottom, for Michael Smith read Meshach Smith. 455, 38, for Jane Mills read Joan (Jane) Mills. 455, 5 … from bottom, for Powell read Powys. 530, 25, for Melshach Smith read Meshach Smith. 542, 12, for Corbell read Corbett. …
Cardiff Records
… William St. Johns. besyds the monie dew to Tite the anker Smith, ther is fifty pound that this bearer Willm : ston hath …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… Apr. 1518 (Exeter, Reg. Oldham f. 75b). Richard Roiston or Smith For D.C.L. read D.Cn.L. Add at end of entry Preb. of … preb. of North Kelsey p. 108 John Gygur Add B.Th. William Smith Add B.Cn.L. For D. by 14 June . . . f. 23). read D. 13 …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… 1472-1480. John Russell For D.C.L. read D.Cn.L. William Smith For B.C.L. read B.Cn. & C.L. For from Lichfield read … (Oxford, 1877) pp. 201-2; Reg. XXIII f. 25b). William Smith For D. by 16 Jan. . . . f. 26b). read D. 15 Sept. 1508 … p. 315). Thomas Hill Add B.Cn. & C.L. Richard Roiston or Smith For D.C.L. read D.Cn.L. John Underhill Add B.Cn.L. …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… Frome 1 l. 19 s. 5 d. Expenses of Mr. John Cole and John Smith riding to Depford, Wilts, to arrange a dispute between …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… a corruption of 'Oesterreich' or Austrian WOOL. J. Smith in his 'Practice of Customs' declared it to have been …
Survey of London
… to two of his assistants, Joseph Carpenter and William Smith. 33 He remained overseer for the royal parks, however, …
Survey of London
… no trace of this small 'village' now survives. The Smith's Charity Carpet Ground The total extent of the estates … in or near Kensington owned by the trustees of Henry Smith's charity amounted to approximately eighty-five acres, … The charity had been established under the will of Henry Smith, alderman of the City of London, dated 1627. This …