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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… green. Near by is the Manor Farm, an 18th-century brick house of two stories with hipped roof probably built by the … that the queen was in debt to Thomas de Durham, citizen of London, and gave him as security 18 virgates and 70 acres of … descent is lost. Henry de Frowick or Fresewyk, citizen of London, was another freeholder in Hilton who held of the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… the late Mr. Jonas Whitley, in 1912. It is a large brick house erected about 1892, and is surrounded by plantations …
A History of the County of Worcester
… considerably further northward than that on the west. The house is half-timbered and two stories high with wattle and … diagonal shafts. The chimney stack on the west side of the house is more elaborate. The base is of ashlar work … in 1651 a further portion was sold to Edward Greene of London (ibid. 1651, pt. liii, no. 18). Dict. Nat. Biog. Cal. …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… who was attainted in 1537, evidently had a manor-house here, 16 and his younger brother Ralph was described as … Whitby. 23 South-west of Staithes is Seaton Hall, a farm-house, and a quarter of a mile east of it is the supposed … Richard Osbaldeston, successively Bishop of Carlisle and London, was instituted rector in 1715. 169 Seaton Church is …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of a mile to the north of the canal on the site of the old house; it is beautifully situated on rising ground in a … and Abberley Hills and the surrounding country. The house, which was entirely rebuilt in the first half of the … died within a fortnight.' Lambe was accordingly removed to London, where he was eventually killed by the mob, owing to …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Park, covering an area of 66 acres, in which is Hinton House, the seat of Mr. Henry John Dutton, fills up the whole … in a finely wooded park of 86 acres through which the house is approached by two good drives. As the main road from … Park, up which winds one of the carriage drives to Hinton House, though the house itself, standing further south-west …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… cottages east of the river, near the church and manor-house, standing among pasture closes; 8 it was probably the … cottage to the east of the Street, said to have been the house of the bailiff of the manor, 15 was built c. 1700 and … Gresley also held the rectory of Polesworth (Warws.), and London King Pitt, presented in 1805, was also Rector of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… on the Lopen border. Another supply was brought to Hinton house in the 1650s through lead and alder pipes both for … the church of Hinton to St. Bartholomew's hospital, London. 146 On 1 August in that same year the hospital … made in 1546 the Crown in 1547 granted to the City of London the rectory and advowson of Hinton, with right to …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of Hinton Manor in the centre of the parish. The manor-house, on a moated site, is an Elizabethan building with … Ramsay of Hethersett (co. Norf.) and Robert Ramsay of London 32 for the use of John Ramsay first Earl of … the Church and Queen A.R. 1709.' The plate includes a cup (London, 1725), a large paten (London, 1804), presented by …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… four or five houses, one of which, is the principal farm-house of Sir John Honywood's estate here, and another the … reign, to Sir Robert Scott, lieutenant of the tower of London, brother of Sir William Scott, of Braborne, and … church. Also rector of Brooke. He rebuilt the parsonage-house of Hinxhill. He held this rectory with that of Tong by …