The Antiquities of Stamford and St. Martin's: Compiled Chiefly from the Annals of ... Francis Peck ... to which is Added Their Present State Including Burghley, Том 1Harrod, 1785 |
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... the Annals of ... Francis Peck ... to which is Added Their Present State Including Burghley Francis Peck. PUBLIC LIBRARY 230014B ASTOR , LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS R 1943 L SAMUEL CODDINGTON , Gent . MAYOR , The Rt . THE NEW YORK.
... the Annals of ... Francis Peck ... to which is Added Their Present State Including Burghley Francis Peck. PUBLIC LIBRARY 230014B ASTOR , LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS R 1943 L SAMUEL CODDINGTON , Gent . MAYOR , The Rt . THE NEW YORK.
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... York , but Gibson fays they were there called Seofenburgenfes . The inhabi- tants of these cities were chiefly Danes , all the English among them being their fervants , or fuch , as by intermarriages , were become Danes in affection ...
... York , but Gibson fays they were there called Seofenburgenfes . The inhabi- tants of these cities were chiefly Danes , all the English among them being their fervants , or fuch , as by intermarriages , were become Danes in affection ...
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... York and Edinburgh to which this road leads , bear weft of the north both from London and Stamford . There are three ways by which they may be con- vinced of the north quarter of this or any other place viz . by the pole ftar , by the ...
... York and Edinburgh to which this road leads , bear weft of the north both from London and Stamford . There are three ways by which they may be con- vinced of the north quarter of this or any other place viz . by the pole ftar , by the ...
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... York , 46 miles nearly fouth from Lin- coln , and is in 52 degrees 46 minutes of north latitude . In Stephen's reign there were 1500 caftles in the kingdom , mostly granted to private fubjects , and a writer of those days fays that ...
... York , 46 miles nearly fouth from Lin- coln , and is in 52 degrees 46 minutes of north latitude . In Stephen's reign there were 1500 caftles in the kingdom , mostly granted to private fubjects , and a writer of those days fays that ...
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... York , 16 2 6 The late Earl of Gainsborough , 10 15 O 100 O } 200 John Brown Efq ; of Tolthorpe , Dr. Frederick Slare , out of the e- ftate of Jofeph Neal Efq ; devi- fed for charitable uses , Richard Brocklesby , clerk , Sir Thomas ...
... York , 16 2 6 The late Earl of Gainsborough , 10 15 O 100 O } 200 John Brown Efq ; of Tolthorpe , Dr. Frederick Slare , out of the e- ftate of Jofeph Neal Efq ; devi- fed for charitable uses , Richard Brocklesby , clerk , Sir Thomas ...
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Страница 264 - The next four, that is, the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth, shall be named and admitted by the vicar of St. Martin's for the time being, the bailiff of the manor of Stamford Baron, in the county of Northampton, and the eldest churchwarden of St. Martin's, and by them that shall be (a) in the nunnery otherwise called St. Michael's, and in the inn called the George, in Stamford Baron, or the greater number of them.