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A History of the County of Oxford
… of Henry de Ferrars, Walter Giffard, Rannulf Peverel, Guy de Reinbuedcurth, Ralf de Mortimer, and Hascolf Musard … their lands by military service. Some of them, such as Guy, brother of Robert d'Oilly, and Ilbod, brother of Ernulf … follows the survey of the county town. The relationship of Guy and Robert d'Oilly is proved by the attestations of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… waste. Rannulf Flammard, 1 dwelling which renders nothing. Guy de Reinbodcurth, 2 dwellings which render 20 d. Walter … xxxiiii. Berenger de Todeni. xxxv. Milo Crispin. xxxvi. Guy de Reinbodcurth. xxxvii. Ghilo the brother of Ansculf. … Suain the Sheriff. xliii. Alfred nepos of Wigot. xliiii. Guy de Oilgi. xlv. Walter Ponz. xlvi. William Levric. xlvii. …
Survey of London
… Company's Building Department to the designs of Charles R. Guy Hall, a speculating architect who was also the building …
Survey of London
… in 1892 by Leslie and Company to the designs of Charles R. Guy Hall. 85 Nos. 6366 (consec.), two pairs of three-storey …
Survey of London
… No. 3 Earl's Walk was built in 1915 to the designs of E. Guy Dawber as a studio for No. 6 Pembroke Square, 309 but it …
Survey of London
… Francis with financial backing. The builder Thomas Guy Welchman, of Welchman and Gale, was the first occupant of …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… The fifteenth century Priors Pulter, Tollerton and Guy PRIOR RICHARD PULTER 14711480. Reginald Collier's … caused 'by the death of Robert Tollerton'. PRIOR WILLIAM GUY 14841505. On the 4th June of the year 1484 the king … of London, the royal assent 'to the election of William Guy, brother of the monastery', as prior; 9 and issued the …
Survey of London
… Palmer; 183851, George Owen Rees (181389), physician of Guy's Hospital, known for his researches in the chemistry of …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… and the Earl of Warwick, 'the black dog of 'Ardenne.' Guy de Beauchamp, 9th Earl of Warwick. Constable of the …
Survey of London
… with its curtilage, for 3,100. 16 The purchaser was Henry Guy, Secretary of the Treasury, an elderly and very rich man … his house but it seems unlikely that at Earl's Court Guy would have rebuilt the new house he had just bought at a high price. Whether so or not Guy's house was probably very handsome. Writing during his …