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Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Sir C. 1668 14 June Clifford, Sir T. 1672 29 Nov. Newport, 2nd Lord 1687 10 Feb. Yarmouth, 2nd Earl of 1689 21 Feb. Newport, 1st Viscount 1708 16 Nov. Cholmondeley, 1st Earl of …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Hundred, and will be described under the three hundreds of Newport. Pop. Ret. 1831, i, 28, 29. Pitstone appears as …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… for The Mary and John, 6 l. 3 s. 4 d. Anth. de la Sale of Newport, Flanders, in full payment of fee of 6 l. sterling a …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… evidently hoping for the support of 'Mr. Jenkes, my Lord Newport, Mr. Forester, Mr. Penruddock, Sir Francis Lawley, & … 1651. Herb. Jenkes was lord of Eaton-under-Heywood, Ld. Newport lord of Oxenbold, Fra. Forester lord of Lt. Wenlock, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… towards building the town walls. 290 In 1432 the men of Newport complained that no deputy customers were appointed in … to burgages: an arrangement of the same kind existed at Newport, see P. G. Stone, F.S.A. Archit. Antiq. of the Isle …
Cardiff Records
… margin of Roath Moor, a little south of the high road to Newport. Pedair Erw Twc was a messuage and land between Roath … as a building standing east and west in the middle of the Newport Road. 1666 (Cardiff Survey). Schedule of the bounds … of which lies on the west side of the road from Cardiff to Newport, and extends to Rumney bridge. Though sometimes …
The Manuscripts of Rye and Hereford Corporations, etc.
… Herbert Croft of Croft co. Hereford, esquire, Francis Newport of Eaton co. Salop, esquire, Edmond Coles of Lighe … and Robert Bartley, Esq re, in Worcestershire, Sir Richard Newport, Sir Richard Fox, and Edward Litleton Esq re in … Compton, and the Bishop of Worcester; and of Sir Richard Newport and Sir Richard Fox on 29 Jan. 1623, in open Court, …
Cardiff Records
… of it is that the Burgesses of Cardiff, Usk, Caerleon, Newport, Cowbridge, Neath and Kenfig shall be exempt, …
Old and New London
… has for many years been known as St. John's Church. Newport, in his "Repertorium," speaking of Hackney Church, …