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A History of the County of Oxford
… apparently to half the profits of each master, salva sede (i.e. office) propria vice-monitoris, 4 was a new plan in … him, which was about to be promulgated by Master William Street, the vicar of the church, or his deputy. John … convicted with two priests of breaking into the house of William Hawdene, beating him and otherwise breaking the peace …
Old and New London
… a meeting of the Derby Institute, "until one morning, when I was present with my friend, Mr. Ellis, at an early sitting … of the new House of Commons, in the course of which I observed, that I was afraid they would also commit a … the Prince and Princess of Prussia, Prince Frederick William of Prussia, and their respective suites. They were …
Survey of London Monograph
… He was created a Baronet in the second year of King George I., August 8th, 1715, presumably as a matter of policy on the … House with his daughter. His two sons, Charles Lewis and William to whom it next descended, let the house in 1840 to … from a family settled at Shrewsbury, one of whom, William, was Bailiff in 1560. Nicholas Tench, father of …
Survey of London
… in Georgirenes's relations with the Bishop of London and William Lloyd, the vicar of St. Martin's, who were both … for the ceremony. 34 Workmen were Simon Cooke, bricklayer; William Deane, carpenter; Sarah Cole, glazier; John Tompson, … of S r Edmondbury Godfrey Knt, 1679 (B.M. pressmark 6495. i. 12); Miles Prance, A True Narrative and Discovery of . . . …
A History of the County of Warwick
… exceptional growth have been the subject of speculation. William Hutton attributed much to freedom from damp on the … for he says of the inhabitants 'they possessed a vivacity I had never beheld.' 6 But his statement that 'a town without … his way from King's Norton into Staffordshire, wrote: 43 'I cam thoroughe a praty strete or evar I enteryd into …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… the Council Chamber on the N. side of Ouse Bridge near St. William's Chapel ( York III, 4850). This council chamber, … second bore a merchant's mark and initials WH, perhaps for William Holbeck, mayor for the second time in 1458. Canvas … 148). Henry Gyles painted an armorial W. window in 1682. William Peckitt contributed a stained glass 'Emblem of this …
A History of the County of York
… the building committee sought to get possession of Sir William Robinson's house (now occupying the corner of …
Survey of London
… over three generations at the hands of James Gunter I, the Berkeley Square confectioner (died 1819), his son … of Home Field from a landowner south of Old Brompton Road, William Boulton Poynton. 10 For whatever reason, Smith sold … Gunter's son James Gunter II from representatives of William Hoof in 1857. 14 (For William Hoof see pages 117, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… divisions remained unchanged. 12 The hundred was given to William de Warenne after the Conquest and descended with the … (xv cent.); Fishersgate (xvii cent.). V.C.H. Suss. i, 439. Subs. (Suss. Rec. Soc. x), 49. Ibid. 174. Ibid. 2889. … 147. Ibid. Suss. Arch. Coll. ix, 79. Horsfield, Sussex, i, 103 (County rate). V.C.H. Suss. ii, 224 and note. Ibid., …
Survey of London
… on the site. 4 In June 1643, after the Earl's death, William Smith (or Smyth) of the Middle Temple, esquire, and … Montague of Boughton, Northamptonshire, esquire, and William Montague of the Middle Temple, esquire. 6 The two … Hans Jacobson, a Dutchman, King James's Jeweller, wherein I was born. But, after French Protestants, that in the said …