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Victoria County History

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Parishes AshASH Esche, Assche (xiii cent.); Asshe (xiv cent.). Ash is a parish on the western border of the county, 36 miles south-west from London , 8 miles from Guildford , bounded on the north by Frimley , formerly

Colleges Wingham

canons might all appoint vicars under them, who were to be either priests or deacons, and the altarages o f Ash , Nonington , and ' Goodwinstone,' were assigned for the maintenance of these. One of the canons was to

Martock Hundred Introduction

included Muchelney and part of Tintinhull . 1 It was first mentioned in 1225 when it included the tithings of Ash , Bower Hinton , Coat , and Stapleton . 2 Of the other tithings in the hundred Witcombe occurs

Parishes Pirbright

by Chobham and Bisley , on the east by Woking , on the south by Worplesdon and Ash , on the west by Ash and Frimley . It is almost entirely upon the Upper and Middle Bagshot sands, and is

Romano-British remains Settlement sites Fig. 20. Bird's-eye View of Alchester looking Northwards, by W. Stukeley. (After Stukeley, It. Cur . ( 1776 ), ii, pl. vi between pp. 40-1) Fig. 21. Mid-First Century Pottery from Alchester. (After Antiq. Journ . vii, 177, fig. 8) Fig. 22. Section of Street near Central Cross-roads. (After Antiq. Journ . vii, 161, fig. 3) Fig. 23. Plan of Excavations in NE. Corner of the Town, 1928. (After Antiq. Journ . xii, 37, fig. 1.) The evidence for the existence of the 'secondary ditch' was very slight (op. cit., p. 48) Fig. 24. Section through Defences of Roman Alchester. (After Antiq. Journ . xii, 39, fig. 26) Fig. 25. Composite Section Through Western Ditches and Rampart, Dorchester . (After Oxoniensia , ii, fig. 13) Fig. 26. Plan of Roman Defences, Dorchester . (After Antiquity , ix, 218.) Based on the 25-in. O.S. map with the sanction of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office

Ash . Mus . 1886. 1644. ( b ) Below foundations of malt-house, Jordan 's Lane, 1886-bronze antefix in form of a female bust, H. 31/4 in., bronze ear-ring (? medieval) and a large quantity of bones and potsherds;

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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PANT- RHYDDERCr, situate between Menai Bridge and the Llanfair Station, A BOUT 300 iLots of fine 'LARCH, 'OAK, A MEASUREABLE ASH, SYCAMORE, 'and ALDER POLES; and other timber. The above are well adapted for Quarrying, Mining, and Agricultural: purposes; and

British Newspapers 1600-1900

genyf. ddwevd, fod polb peth wedi cael ea trefiu yn bwrpasol, a nodwedd Gyjmreigaidd yn arwisgo yr oil. - MOUNTAIN ASH. Cynhaliwyd eisteddfod iawreddog y 'y 1e ucebod Cwener y Groglith, pryd y daeth lliawi mawr ynghyd. Y brif wblir

British Newspapers 1600-1900

~ ,LMbbauiom. A - - "Nhad, beth yw yatyr y gair humbug lS "Hyn 'ngeneth i, eich mam yn cymeryd arni fod yn hoff iawn o honof fi, a phallu gwnio botymau ar fy nghrys " Yr oedd hen

British Newspapers 1600-1900

y w- a iii) mai Mountain Ash sydd wedi rh"1 ei chais- o flaenaf; ac felly os peeadertyna Mr. P~ sdi egbr lys Vstaifeeit yr egiwys y llafdtria vdid Yn , recseflai __ Mountain Ash, nli a dybiem syrdd I

British Newspapers 1600-1900

goreu, Hen'-Figail" nidatebodd i'r enw. 18. Beirniadaethypedwarwlenill "Serch Cymro at ei wlad," 16 ogyfansodd idau, goreu, Mr. Rees Phillips, Mountain Ash. 19. Beirn- iadaeth y Bryddest, _ ' aod." Enillwyd gan y Parch. William Thomas, (Gwilym Glanffrwd, T.C) Gyfeilion,. ger

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 17 July 1610, 17 July 1610-17 July 1610

Browne - Nat. - Passed. Ash & Deane. L. 3a. - Ash and Deane: - Passed. Impositions. L. 3a. B. - Impositions : - Passed. Bills sent to Lords. Sent up by Mr. Chancellor. LL. Ash et Deane: Lord Abergevenny:

House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 6 October 1645, 06 October 1645-06 October 1645

their Answer. Sir Philip Stapleton is appointed to take care hereof. Sir Henry Cholmely , Mr. Bainton , Mr. Edw. Ash , Mr. Crew , Sir Walter Erle , Mr. Longe , Mr. Tate , Sir Philip Stapleton , Mr.

House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 07 February 1559, 07 February 1559-07 February 1559

House of Commons Journal Volume 1 07 February 1559 Martis, 7o Februarii Weavers. 1. The Bill touching Weavers in Devon and Cornwall, not to be called Clothiers. Yorke Apprentices 1. The Bill, that the Citizens of Yorke may take

Debates in 1678, November (21st), 21 November 1678-21 November 1678

"I never was for that." And Ash said, "I am not for Popery." Said I, "Nor I for Presbytery." I came to Ash , and told him "he must explain his words." Said Ash , "I am no more a

House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 04 July 1610, 04 July 1610-04 July 1610

Saturday, Chequer... Platt. Mr. Platt's Bill reported by Mr. Martin, with a Proviso : - Ingrossetur. Ash & Deane. L. 1. B. - Ash and Deane: - Knights and Burgesses of Hampshire, all the Civilians of the House, Mr. Yong,

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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21 May 1787, 21 May 1787

724 Warren Haf- tings attach- ed: Journals 0/ /fo Houfe 0/ Lords. ._>/. 178 / * 0. Articles of Impeach ment read to Warren Haf- tings at the B_r: Warren HaC tings to have a Copy, and put in

11 May 1819, 11 May 1819

one Ash ; that he was em- " ployed in his Absence by Lord Anglesey ; that he " knew John Jans, that he was a Surgeon, who ge- " nerally lived with Lord Anglesey ; that Mr. Ash "

19 May 1820, 19 May 1820

80 Maii. A .1820. Agricultural Distress, Petitions respecting: (Henley upon Thames :) Banbury: Banbury: Somerset ; ÃÂurwash, &c.: Burford : Chipping Norton s Wisbeaoh. " No. 20. Abstract Estimate of the Receipts and DisÃÂ¬ bursements of Prince of Wales

6 June 1820, 6 June 1820

Cheadle Road Bill York & Si borough Roads Bil Hodie 3a vice lecta est Billa, intituled, " An Act for Ash ton in continuing the Term, and altering and enlarging the Mackerfield Powers of an Act of His late Magesty's

3 April 1821, 3 April 1821

Parcels of Land, called The Kitchen Crofts, Ash " Gill, and Lords Intack, in Lupton aforesaid, now in the " Occupation of Mr. Conder, at the yearly Rent of Twenty- " three Pounds Sixteen Shillings; Lupton Mills, Dwelling " House,

Charles Booth Online Archive

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B33: Notebook: St George's-in-the-East. School Board Visitor, Mr Ash (District H) [Published in 1st series - Poverty] Notes concerning house to house inquiries in St George's-in-the-East. Contains det

School Board Visitor, Mr Ash (District H) [Published in 1st series - Poverty] Notes concerning house to house inquiries in St George's-in-the-East. Contains details of rent, number of rooms in house, occupations, number of children, social status of family A-H

B315: Notebook: Nonconformists Churches and Missions District 47 [Sydenham, Lewisham, Eltham and Lee] [Published in 3rd series - Religious Influences. Vol 6. Ch.4 - Ch.5] The interviews follow the que

SALVATION ARMY MISSION HALL AVENUE ROAD LEWISHAM SALVATION ARMY CORPS PENGE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN THE GROVE SYDENHAM ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH ST SAVIOURS LEWISHAM HIGH STREET LEWISHAM BAPTIST CHURCH CATFORD HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BURNT ASH SALVATION ARMY PENGE AND BELL GREEN

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 3, Chapter 7 Aldersgate Ward. [St. Leonards Foster Lane.]

est facta, & augustior, opere & impensis Parochianorum Sti LEONARDI Foster lane , Londin. Guardianis Ecclesiæ tunc temporis, existentibus, Franciso Ash , Cive, & Aurifabro, una cum Richardo Stephano, Martiniensi, 1631 . Unus huic Operi suppetias facit majores, Johannes Trot

Book 2, Chapter 3 Portsoken Ward. St. Olaves.

Coals for the Poor of the Parish. Sir James Dean , 5l. 4s. to issue out of the Mannor of Ash in the County of Southampton , payable half yearly, viz. at Midsummer and Christmas. Sir John Worstenholm, 100l. wherewith

The History of Parliament

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ASH, William (d.1411), of Dorchester, Dorset.

ASH, William (d.1411), of Dorchester, Dorset. Constituency Dates Dorchester 1394 Ofifces Held Bailiff, Dorchester Mich. 1396-7, 1399-1400, 1405-6. Biography Ash is first recorded, in 1388, as a feoffee of a plot of land in High Street, Weymouth, but although he

ASH, John, of Sowton ('Clyst Fomson'), Devon.

after the demise of Sir Thomas Pomeroy*. Then, following Edward Pomeroy’s* succession, Ash was made a trustee of Berry Pomeroy for the purpose of effecting an entail. But Ash also established other contacts of note in Devon. In November 1416

PEAKE, Edward (c.1545-?1607), of Sandwich and Ash, Kent.

but his father left him a house and quay there, together with the nearby manor of Ash. Either Edward or his son made Ash the principal seat, turning the family from townsmen into country gentlemen. Peake was returned to Parliament

PULLARE, William (d.1412), of Dorchester, Dorset.

William Ash, his fellow burgess in the Parliament of 1394, he shared possession of four tenements in the town, one of which they conveyed to John Jordan of Wolfeton and Reynold Jacob* in 1411. At some date before 1410, Ash

NASH (ASH), James (d.1400), of Hereford.

NASH (ASH), James (d.1400), of Hereford. Constituency Dates Hereford Jan. 1390 Hereford Nov. 1390 Hereford Jan. 1397 Hereford 1399 Ofifces Held Coroner and King’s attorney in the ct. of KB 1 Oct. 1399-d. Biography James followed in his father’s profession

John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online

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K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the dioces of Lincolne.

K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the dioces of Lincolne.An. 1521Ex Regist. Io. Longland. Lincol.Accusers.Parties accused.Crimes obiected.RichardVulmanof Londō.This Vulman was detected vponthis, for that he would haue reddeto this Iohn Butler a certaineEnglishe booke, and spake againstpilgrimage and Jmages.Henry Vulman

K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the Dioces of Lincolne.

K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the Dioces of Lincolne.Accusers.Parties accused.Crimes obiected.This Vulman wasdetected vpon this, forRichardthat he would haue redVulman ofto this Iohn Butler aLondon.certaine english booke,and spake against pil-grimage and images.Henr. Vlman & his wife of Vxbridge.This Rafe

K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the Dioces of Lyncolne.

K. Henry. 8. Persecution in the Dioces of Lyncolne. 1521.Ex Regist. Io. Longland. Lincol. Accusers. Parties accused. Crimes obiected. mouse did eate it. Af-terward the facte ofthese Priestes beingknowen & brought tothe Bishop, one of þepriestes was burnedfor the

Book 6, page 985 (1563)

throughe the stretes to Ludgate, wher as returnng thence, was resisted at Temple barre and there apprehended, which was vppon Ash wednisdaye: at what time at the apprehension of the said Wiat there was a generall pardon by the Harolde

K. Henry. 8. Appendix. The storyof Iohn Browne of Asheforde, Martyr.

K. Henry. 8. Appendix. The storyof Iohn Browne of Asheforde, Martyr. mined, as it was certenly reported to pluck downe their house, & make it euen wt the ground. Ex Io. Sleid. lib. 9Persecution for the Gospell before M.

19th Century British Pamphlets

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A correct list of the knights, citizens, and burgesses elected to serve in the Parliament ... 1802: ... with the addresses of C. J. Fox, Mr. Bak er, Mr. Coke, Sir Jacob Astley, and Sir Francis Bu..., 1802

SALT ASH , CORNWALL . Matthew Russell , esq. vice Lord Macdonald . Robert Deverell , esq. vice Charles Smith , esq. SANDWICH, KENT . Sir Horace Mann , bart. Sir Philip Stephens , bart. SARUM (NEW),, WILTS. William Viscount

Letters on the Colonization Society, with a view of its probable results: ... addressed to the Hon. C. F. Mercer., 1832

Liberia actu¬ ated. Benevolence alone inspired the illustrious men, the Finleys, the Thorntons, the Meades, the Washingtons, the Mercers, the Ash - muns, the Caldwells , the Keys, who projected or aided in forming the society. The benefit of the

Irish Question. Nos. 3, 5-9, 14-34, 36, 37, 41-50, 53, 55, 56, 67, 68, 70, 72, 90, 98, 120, 122-131, 135-138, 140-142, 147, 151, 152, 153., 1886

, lamenting Mr. Bright ' s unwillingness to follow Mr. Gladstone ' s leadership on the Irish question:- " One Ash , Rochdale , Feb. 13th, 1888 . " You evidently think party is everything, and to keep the Liberal

Irish Question. Nos. 3, 5-9, 14-34, 36, 37, 41-50, 53, 55, 56, 67, 68, 70, 72, 90, 98, 120, 122-131, 135-138, 140-142, 147, 151, 152, 153., 1886

Caine , Member for Barrow , who voted against the Second Beading of the Home Bule Bill .- " One Ash , Bochdale, June 22, 1886 . " Dear Mr. Caine ,-I see you are engaged in a fight at

Irish Question. Nos. 3, 5-9, 14-34, 36, 37, 41-50, 53, 55, 56, 67, 68, 70, 72, 90, 98, 120, 122-131, 135-138, 140-142, 147, 151, 152, 153., 1886

E. Dennis has received the following letter from Mr. Bright :- " One Ash , Rochdale , Jan. 28, 1887 . " Deae, Sir,-I thank you for sending me your volume on ' Industrial Ireland . ' I have read

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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unknown Atwood, 16/10/1736

CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Atwood Forename unknown Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 16/10/1736 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ash// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, Uncatalogued act book (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Wilcocks, Joseph/Rochester 1731- 1756 Comment

Thomas Morris, 24/6/1674

Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Morris Forename Thomas Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 24/6/1674 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ash// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, DRa/Ai (Induction Mandate) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Dolben, John/Rochester 1666- 1683 Comment

unknown Pery, 25/11/1767

Pery Forename unknown Title Dr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 25/11/1767 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ash// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, Uncatalogued act book (covers to 1824) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Pearce, Zachary/Rochester 1756- 1774

John Pery, 29/1/1778

Pery Forename John Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 29/1/1778 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ash// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, Uncatalogued act book (covers to 1824) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Thomas, John/Rochester 1774- 1793

William James, 11/2/1780

James Forename William Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 11/2/1780 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ash// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, Uncatalogued act book (covers to 1824) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Thomas, John/Rochester 1774- 1793

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