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Survey of London
… Rich, first Earl of Holland, to Cope's daughter. When Edward Henry Rich, seventh Earl of Warwick and fourth Earl of … 15 and in 1824 he alluded to the 'tremendous and I hope. . . profitable works' 16 taking place on his estate. … about seventy years old, he applied unsuccessfully for the post of Superintending Architect of the Metropolitan Board of …
A History of the County of Northampton
… 21-year leases, a process largely completed by the end of Edward VI's reign, with most farms and cottages apparently … lives, and also made grants in reversion. Under James I the Exchequer continued the same policy towards farmers on … he granted an annuity of £4,700, charged on the General Post Office, to trustees for the then countess of Castlemaine …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Earl of Chester. 48 In 1196, at the instigation of Richard I, and while under the influence of jealousy, Ranulph … the year Peter restored to the king for the use of Prince Edward certain manors in Norfolk and Suffolk, part of the … it. On the day of this surrender Henry III directed Prince Edward to order the knights and free tenants of the earldom …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… the site of the hospital was added to by the grant by King Edward II (in the year 1326) of two waste plots in … as follows: Rahere, the founder, in the time of King Henry I in the twentythird year then founded that place. Hagno, the … congregate at the hospital'. In the year 1464, also, King Edward IV, 45 when granting a pardon to the master, did so ' …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… R. 1760 15 Dec. Stillingfleet, T. 1789 4 Nov. Clarke, I. 1803 13 Apr. Ramus, J. 1812 19 Feb. Christie, J. (Carlton … Dawson, H. 1772 1 Jan. Beardwell, J. 1777 18 June Clarke, I. 1779 6 Feb. Davidson, J. 1787 26 Dec. Mackie, J. 1812 19 … Hughes, H. 1765 4 May Beardwell, J. 1772 1 Jan. Clarke, I. 1777 18 June Davidson, J. 1779 6 Feb. Mackie, J. 1788 6 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… accorded official recognition during the reign of George I. It was largely remunerated by fees and was valued at 500 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1664 and 1685 there was never more than one holder of the post. Two children served from 1689 to 1699 and from 1702 to …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… as part of the kitchen in 1761 at 85 per annum. The post was abolished in 1815. The keeper of the greens office …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… T. 1749 1 Mar. Adams, T. By 1751 Sneyd, J. By 1751 Norton, I. 1751 1 Jan. Mooney, R. 1751 1 July Billingsly, J. By 1754 …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… to supernumerary status in at 16 per annum in 1685. The post was finally abolished in 1689. 6 The Establishment of 1 … Stukeley, W. 1774 15 Jan. Willis, H.N. 1779 6 Feb. Clarke, I. 1789 4 Nov. Borrett, J. 1795 4 Nov. Campbell, J. 1801 18 …