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A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… ha) extending south-westwards from the hamlet of Kent's Green to a tongue of land climbing Glasshouse hill on the … relatively straight road marked the boundary west of Kent's Green, the long boundary with Newent was adjusted in two … the rector, Benjamin Newton. 4 By will proved 1739 Robert Aldridge, a tailor, provided 52 s. a year to instruct four …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… North and north-west Telford lie beyond the coalfield's Boundary fault on the Bunter Pebble Beds which, with other … Affairs, W. Midlands regional study, 62, 67 sqq., 76; M. Aldridge, Brit. New Towns: Programme without Policy (1979), … 170-3; Tolley, 'Post-War Changes in E. Salop.' 195-204; Aldridge, Brit. New Towns, 2, 137 sqq., 149; Hall, …
A History of the County of Bedford
… in Bedford. 1 On the foundation of Newnham Priory St. Paul's formed part of the endowment, and so remained till the … at the present day. 10 The rectory of St. Paul's followed the same descent as the advowson until 1617, when … and corporation, and is now vested in the trustees of F. Aldridge Clark. The church of St. Peter, Dunstable, was …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 16601837 The chaplains were appointed by lord chamberlain's warrant. Prior to 1702, large numbers of chaplains in … made up to them, by being constantly in the King's Eye, for Spiritual Preferment, and being esteem'd to merit … 1691 Dent, - By 1691 Dunstar, T. By 1691 Young, E. By 1691 Aldridge, H. By 1691 Haley, T. By 1691 Menard, J. By 1691 …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of justice. The same on Twelfth day; (when Mr. Anguish's commemoration sermon is at St. Edmund's in the afternoon;) Palm-Sunday, Easterday, Wednesday in … great ward. 1. Dan. Ganning. 2. James Elmy. 3. John Aldridge. 4. Hen. Crosgrove. 5. Timothy Ganning. 6. Mark …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… The colleges and halls St. John's THE COLLEGE OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST St. John's College. France modern quartering England with a border … Stoke Row vicarage (Oxon.), endowed by the College, 1849, Aldridge (Staffs.) 1860, sold 1928, and Dengie rectory …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… 1858. June 11. The Right Hon. Lord Lawrence, G.C.B., K.S.I. 1859. Dec. 20. His Royal Highness Albert Edward, Prince … 25. Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart. 1837. Oct. 25. Richard Aldridge. 1838. Feb. 21. Richard Jennings. 1838. April 25. … Dec. 28. Hugh Hamilton Lindsay. 1850. Oct. 24. Thomas Aldridge. 1851. June 12. James Ryder Mowatt. 1851. Oct. 23. …
Survey of London
… practical, and avowedly directed to furthering the nation's prosperity. Until the early years of this century, and … and Chapter of Westminster) and owned by a barrister, John Aldridge, who lived in the other large house on that estate, … 50 Apart from Gore and Grove Houses the property brought Aldridge some 435 per annum 53 and by February 1852 he was …
Survey of London
… Middle Ages and reaches forward to the present day. London's hospitals were famous, and it was singularly appropriate … in the 12th century, Bedlam (for the insane), Christ's Hospital (for children), Charterhouse, the 17th century … of York, president 1820, royal arms of George III. 1. John Aldridge, 1802. 2. Henry Alexander, 1819. 3. James Alexander, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… without a shackle' shows that he did not ascribe the town's progress solely to physical conditions. Nor did the writer … 8 Other writers have stressed the importance of Birmingham's geographical position, 9 and have shown that the town lay … subtraction from Perry Barr of the 27 a. between the Tame, Aldridge Rd., College Rd. and the old line of the Rycknield …