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Alumni Oxonienses
… brother of John 1665. [ 16] Methwold, William s. Tho., of Brompton, Middle sex, arm. Gloucester Hall, matric. 23 Jan., …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the town during their term of office, and in 1416-17 John Brompton was fined 10 d. for five days' absence. 33 A keeper …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… with families elsewhere. The 15th-century merchant John Brompton, for instance, made bequests to humble kinsmen in … act as moneylenders and acquire a wide clientele. John Brompton, for example, was owed money by the earl of … 55 One of the most elaborate bequests was that of John Brompton, who stipulated that 13 poor men should carry …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… between the market and Lairgate. In 1444 the merchant John Brompton bequeathed money to the apprentices there. 79 The … reduced market and in the 1430s the local merchant Thomas Brompton owned a wool-house in Calais, where the wool staple …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the Hull shippers in 1464 were Edmund Copendale, William Brompton, John Whitfield, and John Hadlesay, and in 1471 … family residence in the case of the Bromptons: John Brompton, then of Beverley, owned a house in Hull in 1444, 882 and a Brompton was mayor in 14734. Other men may have been …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is applied to the raising of vegetables. At Chelsea, Brompton, Kensington, Hackney, Dalston, Bow, and Mile-End, …
Middlesex county records
… taken before Sir Henry Spyller knt. J.P., of John Brompton clothworker and Robert Chamborowe white-baker, both …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and Newtown, and thence proceeds near Mellington Hall, by Brompton mill and Lymore Park, near Montgomery, and by Forden … near Mellington Hall, is an encampment named Gaer-Ddin; at Brompton mill, a mount; and at Nant-Cribba, another ancient …
Survey of London
… Darby who in the interim ran a shop at Queen's Buildings, Brompton Road. 15 His son William Henry Darby became a … The other builders were mainly from around Chelsea and Brompton. Ninety-nine-year leases of the five eastern houses … side of the square to Alexander Anderson, a surgeon of Brompton Row. In August 1826, just before Betts withdrew from …
Survey of London
… west side were built by William Farlar, the developer of Brompton Square, who acquired the ground in 1830. i On the … street, entered through the archway at what became No. 188 Brompton Road. The main part, successively called Chapel Row … have been rebuilt in replica. Others (all of Chelsea or Brompton) were James Smith, bricklayer, Richard Beauchamp, …