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British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 7, 5 April 1659, 05 April 1659-05 April 1659

Tuesday, the 5th of April, 1659. Prayers. Vassall's Claims. MR. Annesley reports from the Committee appointed to go to his Highness the Lord Protector, from this House, to communicate the Vote of this House, to him, for the Payment of

House of Commons Journal Volume 7, 16 March 1660, 16 March 1660-16 March 1660

the General, to give him Satisfaction; and report their Proceeding therein to the Parliament: Viz . Mr. Morris , Mr. Annesley , and Mr. Holles . Tythes in Wales. An Act for taking the Accounts, and Redressing of Grievances concerning

House of Commons Journal Volume 8, 28 August 1660, 28 August 1660-28 August 1660

Irby , Mr. Rivers , Sir Edm. Bowyer , Mr. Minors , Mr. Swinfin , Sir Ralph Knight , Mr. Annesley , Mr. Yong , Sir Wm. Frederick , Sir Wm. Vincent , Major Hales , Mr. Brampston , Sir

Debates in 1670, April, 04 April 1670-05 April 1670

off his debts upon interest, and to set out a powerful navy against the spring." The House then adjourned to Annesley , Earl of Anglesea , had much knowledge, and was very learned, chiefly in the Law. He had the

House of Commons Journal Volume 5, 4 November 1647, 04 November 1647-04 November 1647

the Question being put, Whether this Question shall be now put; The House was divided. The Noes went forth. Mr. Annesley , Tellers for the Noe: 43. Colonel Morley , With the Noe, Sir Arthur Hesilrige , Tellers for the

Victoria County History

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Houses of Austin canons The priory of Felley

of Annesley founded the priory of Felley in the year 1156, giving to Austin Canons the church and hermitage of Felley. Reginald de Annesley, son of Ralph , confirmed his father's gifts, and that of the church of Annesley ,

Parishes Clifford Chambers

Shakespeare Libr., Annesley deeds, Clifford Chambers ct. rolls. Hist. & c Cart. Mon. Glouc . (Rolls Ser.), iii. 49-55. Ibid. 50. Shakespeare Libr., Annesley deeds, Clifford Chambers ct. rolls. Ibid. MS. accessions 1958/3 , no. 6. Ibid. Annesley deeds, Clifford

Eynsham Roman Catholicism

Eynsham manor, encouraged a recusant group in the parish, including the gentry families of Annesley and Hart and the Days, of whom one, Thomas (d. 1566), was a priest. 9 In the 1560s several Lancashire Catholics, antecedents of Anthony Wood

Parishes Farnborough

the manor of Farnborough . 27 Annesley , Earl of Anglesey. Paly argent and azure a bend gules . The manor and the house, then called Farnborough Place, seem to have come into the Annesley family, Earls of Anglesey, about

Parishes Little Gidding Ferrar . Or a bend cotised sable with three borseshoes or thereon . Annesley . Paly argent and azure a bend gules . Hopkinson. Az ure a cbeveron argent between three stars or within a border or with three lozenges gules on tbe cbeveron .

Mary. 42 Arthur Annesley died in 1773 , when he was succeeded by his son, Arthur, who liv ed until 1844, but apparently settled the manor on his son, a third Arthur Annesley , who, as Arthur Annesley the younger,

The History of Parliament

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ANNESLEY, Francis (1734-1812), of Reading, Berks.

ANNESLEY, Francis (1734-1812), of Reading, Berks. Constituency Dates Reading 1774 1806 Biography In 1772, when a by-election at Reading seemed imminent, Annesley was nominated by a large group of townspeople in opposition to the attempt by John Dodd, the other

ANNESLEY, Sir John (d.1410), of Annesley, Notts.

ANNESLEY, Sir John (d.1410), of Annesley, Notts. Constituency Dates Nottinghamshire Jan. 1377 Nottinghamshire Oct. 1377 Nottinghamshire 1378 Nottinghamshire 1379 Nottinghamshire Nov. 1384 Nottinghamshire 1385 Nottinghamshire 1386 Nottinghamshire Feb 1388 Nottinghamshire Sept. 1388 Ofifces Held Commr. of inquiry, Notts. 1375 (liability

ANNESLEY, Francis (1734-1812), of Reading, Berks.

ANNESLEY, Francis (1734-1812), of Reading, Berks. Constituency Dates Reading 1774 1806 Ofifces Held Master of Downing, Camb. 1800-d. Biography By 1790 Annesley enjoyed wide support and popularity at Reading and he came top of the poll in the contested election

ANNESLEY, Arthur (1760-1841), of Bletchington Park, Oxon.

ANNESLEY, Arthur (1760-1841), of Bletchington Park, Oxon. Constituency Dates Oxford 21 Dec. 1790 1796 Ofifces Held Sheriff, Oxon 1784-5. Biography Annesley stepped into the vacancy made by the death of the 4th Earl of Abingdon’s brother soon after his election

CHAWORTH, Patrick (?1701-31), of Annesley, Notts.

(?1701-31), of Annesley, Notts. Constituency Dates East Retford 1722 1727 Biography Chaworth owed his unopposed return to his father-in-law, William Levinz, one of the leading Nottinghamshire Tories, who had an interest at Retford. On the other hand his father was

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

Cyfrin-gyngor, SC y mabwysiedid rhyw fesurau i geisio atal gweitbrediad- an y terfysgwyr. Gohebydd o Downpatrick a hysbysa fod Arglwydd Annesley wedi derbyn Ilythyr yn ei fygwth A marw- olaeth, ac y mae yr heddgeidwaid yn gwneyd pob ymdrech i

British Newspapers 1600-1900

yr ail gyfrol o'r 'Dictionary of National t Biography' yn barod ddiwedd y mis hwn, sC yn y oynwys o Annesley i Baird. Mae adr:ddiad yr High Schools for Girls newydd gael ei gyhoeddi gan y Owmni, ac yn gosod

British Newspapers 1600-1900

NEWSPAPER CHAT. RVGLTSt MANeUFACTURERS AunoAo.-" Enitli..hmen abroad. though able workmen, ate in yeneral permonn of extremely had character, con. tinuaily drunk. At Messrs. Manby's work.., at Chareniton. where some rf tile *workmen receive 121. a week. hardly one baa

British Newspapers 1600-1900

and Practical Observations on the effects of Calomel on the Alimentary Canal.. Illus. trated by Tables anod Plates. By JAMES ANNESLEY, Esq. Wfadras Medical Establishment. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32 Fleet street. GREEN'S NUMISMATIC ATLAS OF ANCIENT HISTORY.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

timber-milrealtrt, [Thwaites, Queen street, Cheapsida8. W.Jonesseno.andW.Jodoea^join.Kenoingtonbuilders. [SmartPercytt. J. Scott,t-ligh l-boltorn, linen-draper. [Davison,Breadstreet,Clteapstd-. L. J. J- Noel, Greet Ormond st. money-scrivener. [Annesley, Charitno pl. W. Taylor, Lomnbard street, stationer. [Tournley, White Hart coaut. J. M6Gregor, Liverpool, mercltant. [Blackstock and Bance, Temple.

Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858

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CP.G.45

Place(s): Felley Priory (Fellay) : religious house Notes: proprietors of the parish of Annesley Participant: Thomas Sayman [Sayman] Role: defendant Details: male Location: Annesley (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Annesley (AnnesleyAnnesley (Anneslay) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: James Bloade [Bloade; Bloode] Role: witness Details:

CP.H.3000

and daughter of John, earl of Rutland Participant: Patrick Role: defendant Details: male; lord Chaworth, viscount Armagh Location: Annesley (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Annesley (Ansley) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Gabriel Millett [Millet] Role: witness Details: male; 31 Employment: barber surgeon Location: London

CP.G.1904

Scarrington (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Scarrington (Skarrington) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: John Chaworth [Chaworthe] Role: defendant Details: male; gentleman Location: Annesley (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Annesley (Ansley) : ecclesiastical parish Nottinghamshire Nottingham (Nottingham) : archdeaconry Participant: John Brocket [Brokett] Role: defence proctor Details: male

CP.G.1919

(Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Oxton (Oxton) : ecclesiastical parish Nottinghamshire Participant: Edward [Charnocke] Role: witness Details: male; 32; gent Location: Annesley (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Annesley (Ansley) : ecclesiastical parish Nottinghamshire Location: Woodborough (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Woodborough (Woodborrowe, Woodbroughe, Woddborrowe) : township Location: Southwell (Nottinghamshire)

CP.I.1231

(Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Thurgarton (Thurgarten) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: JohnWooton [Wotton] Role: witness Details: male; 65 Employment: Farmer Location: Annesley (Nottinghamshire) Place(s): Annesley (Annersley) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: ElizabethAlcock [Alcock; Aliock] Role: witness Details: female; 75; Widow Location: Hucknall Torkard (Nottinghamshire)

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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2 March 1692, 2 March 1693

Journals of the Houfe of Lords* A 1692. *' the Dean about it;" which was the Meffage delivered " him by the Secretary; which he looked on as a plain " Put-off, having in his Petition acquainted them," That

12 March 1759, 12 March 1759

leading from Cheflerfield to ChappeUen- *e le-Frith at or near Longston in the County of Derby, and from Selflon to Annesley Woodhoufe in the County of Nottingham;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. Si The faid Bill

23 March 1759, 23 March 1759

leading from " Chefierficld to Chappel-en-le-Frith, at or near Longston " in the County of Derby, and from Seiften to Annesley ÃÂ-' Woodhoufe in the County of Nottingham." ic 15. An Act for dividing and enclofing the Open, <c Arable;

10 August 1803, 10 August 1803

the next Sef- R\M.ac*" j, ÃÂ r reth, in Er- fion of Parliament. jror. c< c< c< cc cc " Annesley. i> cc Whitehall, 27th April 1803. " His Majefty is gracioufly pleafed to refer this Peti- " tion to

3 February 1819, 3 February 1819

said Charles Annesley, and the remaining Two-thirds on Earl Richard; but Earl Richard, conceiving himself to have been defrauded by this Agreement, refused to carry it into Execution: A Suit in Chancery was then instituted by Charles Annesley against Earl

Queen Victoria's Journals

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Monday 4th June 1838

her husband, and at last died deranged. Lord Melbourne said he saw her once, he went over to her place, Annesley , when he was staying in Nottinghamshire in 1813, and stayed there two days. She was then living on

19th Century British Pamphlets

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The debate ... on the Women's Disabilitie s Bill on May 3rd, 1871., 1871

Hon. Sir Charles Agar-Ellis , Hon. Leopold G. F. Allen , Major, Somerset , E. Amcotts , Colonel W. Cracroft Annesley , Hon. Colonel Hugh Anson , Hon. Augustus H. A. Arbuthnot , Major George Arkwright , Richard, Leom inster

Narrative of the origin and progress of the blue cholera of India, commonly called the "cholera morbus": with a minute account of its symptoms, pathology, and treatment..., 1832

one dose, sometimes in an¬ other, ever finds an ample place, as an an¬ tispasmodic, sedative, purgative, or spe¬ cific." Annesley gave calomel in scruple doses, several times daily, in the intention of rid¬ ding the intestinal mucous membrane of

The prerogative of creating peers., 1832

28 29 31 32 33 Created, eye Baron Montague , E. of SANDWICH. Annesley , E. of ANGLESEY. Granvile, E. of Bath . Holies of [field. CO LIN WALUS. Delameie, E. of WARRINGTON . Townshend , V. TOWNSHENO. Ashley ,

Land lessons, Irish parliaments, and constitutional criticisms, 1886

were members of Parliament whose salaries of £1,200 a year each were a tolerable consideration for their former ser¬ vices. Annesley , Hamilton , and Duignan were commis¬ sioners. Their proceedings are not fully recorded. Hypocrisy and swindling do not

Third letter to J.A. Roebuck: with a full analysis of the divisions in the House of Commons during the last session of Parliament., 1857

, James B. 139 44 132^ Both Agreed, 14 times. I Opposed, 1 „ {. „ Absent, 131 „ 151 Annesley , Earl 151 - fHeneage, George F. 158 10 Sibthorp, Maj. G. T. W. 121 47 133-( Both Agreed,

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Thomas Kirkby, 0/0/1603

Detail CCEd Record ID: 95947 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Kirkby Forename Thomas Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 0/0/1603 Office/Status Curate Location Annesley// OTHER INFORMATION Source Notts Clergy Returns (Clerical Survey) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hutton, Matthew/York 1595- 1606 Comment

Anthonius Robinsonne, 0/0/1617

Record ID: 217194 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Robinsonne Forename Anthonius Title Mr Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 0/0/1617 Office/Status Curate Location Annesley// OTHER INFORMATION Source NUL, AN/CL 166/5 (Liber Cleri) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Archdeacon of Nottingham/York 0- 0 Comment

Andrew Matthews, 26/8/1762

Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 45369 Linked to person: Matthews, Andrew 1711-1762 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Matthews Forename Andrew Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 26/8/1762 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Annesley//Notts

Robert Stanley, 12/6/1794

Vacancy Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 49725 Linked to person: Stanley, Robert 1737-1794 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Stanley Forename Robert Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 12/6/1794 Office/Status Perpetual Curate Clerical Status Location

Robert Stanley, 26/8/1762

Inst. AB 14 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Drummond, Robert Hay/York 1761- 1776 Comment Patron Details PATRON SUMMARY Patron Type Patron Role own right Gender MalePATRON DETAILS Patron Surname Title Forename Gender Guardian Resid. Office Chaworth William Male Missing Annesley

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