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Survey of London
… westwards, peaceably destroying gates and fences towards Hyde Park and Chelsea. 53 Shortly afterwards the tenants of …
Survey of London
… which led from Charing Cross past St. James's Hospital to Hyde Park at some distance to the south of the present Pall … Palace was obtained. 4 Seven acres of land taken into Hyde Park, the King's Mews and St. James's Park were …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Earl of 1680 31 July Lichfield, 1st Earl of 1680 7 Aug. Hyde, Hon. L. 1682 27 Aug. Middleton, 2nd Earl of 1682 8 Nov. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Spencer, Lady 1702 12 May Somerset, Duchess of 1702 12 May Hyde, Lady 1702 12 May Frescheville, Lady 1702 12 May … Countess of 1702 12 May Boeverwart, Lady C. 1712 29 Jan. Hyde, Lady K. 1712 Jan. Abingdon, Countess of Bucholz, pp. …
Survey of London
… the old Kensington parish south of the High Street and of Hyde Park. Like many Victorian churches, the impetus for its …
Survey of London
… to it as 'this wild back-settlement, 2 miles beyond Hyde Park Corner . . . I consider myself, for all social …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… framed wooden painting bearing the coat of arms of Oliver Hyde (1565) and Thomas and his wife (1658). Near it is a … 21. In 1554 Banbury Court was in the occupation of Oliver Hyde; in 1627 it belonged to Richard Hyde of Wick (Ld. Rev. Misc. Bks. clxxxviii, fol. 196 et …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… man, gave 5 for interest-free loans. 791 In 1631 Robert Hyde, of Hatch, gave 10 for like loans to leather-workers. It …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Trinity, Leamington, as an addition to his stipend. George Hyde, by will proved on 25 July 1888, gave his Leamington Gas …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in which year the earl specifically released the Abbey of Hyde from all claims for walling the town due for their … appurtenant to Henfield and 3 to Preston; the abbey of Hyde had 10 burgesses appurtenant to Southease, and Battle …