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  • * British History Online * *

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    Volume G 244, September 1643, 01 September 1643-30 September 1643

    shall satisfy them for the money that shall be lent, viz.: [ G 1, p . 1. ] [John ] Ashe. [Dennis ] Bond. John Browne. Sir John Clotworthy. Wm. Ellis. Sir Gilb. Gerard. Rob. Goodwin. [John ] Gurdon. Sir Subscribers-only content

    House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 9 August 1649, 09 August 1649-09 August 1649

    & c. That this House doth agree with the Opinion of the Council of State herein. Delinquents Estates. Mr. * Ashe reports from the Committee for Compounding, as followeth: At the Committee for Compounding, & c . 9 Augusti, 1649.

    Errata

    line, for Lathem read Latham. 376, 15 lines from top, after Lambert insert added. 399, 7 lines from bottom, for Ashe, read Aske. 438, 5 lines from top, for Mrs. read Mr. Larner. " 6 " " for her read Subscribers-only content

    Corrigenda

    4 lines from bottom, for Ashe read Aske. " 28, No . 48, for reference see under No . 51. " 29, line 4, for B. Cortland read S. V. Cortland; and for reference see under No . 51. "

    House of Commons Journal Volume 4, 27 December 1644, 27 December 1644-27 December 1644

    Day read; and, upon the Question, passed; and ordered to be sent unto the Lords for their Concurrence. Mr. Jo. Ashe reports, from the Committee at Goldsmiths-Hall , certain Votes concerning the Management of the Coal-Business: Which the House would

  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Ashe

    Parishes AsheASHE Esse (xi cent.); Aisse (xii cent.); Asshe, Aysshe (xiii cent.); Esshemaners, Aisshe (xiv cent.); Ash (xvi cent.). The parish of Ashe , stretching from Kingsdown in the north to Popham Beacons in the south, at each end

    Parishes Deane

    . 27 It passed to Sir William Fiennes, second Lord Saye and Sele, in the same way as Ashe (q.v.), but unlike Ashe was never held by Morgan Kidwelly either to his own use or to that of King Richard

    The hundred of Overton Index Map to the Hundred of Overton

    OF OVERTON containing the parishes of; Ashe ; Bradley ; Deane ; Laverstoke ; Overton ; Tadley ; North Waltham The above list represents the extent of the hundred of Overton at the time of the Population Returns of 1831.

    Parishes Church Oakley

    Acton granted a messuage, a carucate of land and rent in Church Oakley to Sir John Randolf the lord of Ashe , 82 who settled the property in 1306 on himself and Joan his wife and his issue with contingent

    Parishes Laverstoke

    1653 to Sir John Trott , 20 and for some time after this the manor followed the same descent as Ashe , passing from the Trotts to the Stewkleys and from the Stewkleys to the Shuck burghs. On the death

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    ASHE, William (?1714-50), of Heytesbury, Wilts.

    ASHE, William (?1714-50), of Heytesbury, Wilts. Constituency Dates Heytesbury 1747 11 Aug. 1750 Biography William Ashe was brought in as a Whig at Heytesbury by his uncle Edward, to whose estates he succeeded, thereby gaining complete political control of the

    ASHE, John (c.1653-87), of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts.

    ASHE, John (c.1653-87), of Heywood House, Westbury, Wilts. Constituency Dates Westbury 1681 Ofifces Held Commr. for assessment, Wilts. 1673-80, j.p. 1678-80. Biography Ashe’s grandfather, described before the Civil War as the greatest clothier in England, sat for Westbury in

    ASHE, Edward (c.1673-1748), of Heytesbury, Wilts.

    1720–46. Biography ‘Ned’ Ashe was put up for the family borough in the 1695 election, the first opportunity after his coming of age. The records of the House do not differentiate between Ashe and his father, but Ashe is likely

    ASHE, Edward (1654-1731), of Candlewick Street, London and The Friary, Westminster.

    Plymouth 1698-d. Biography Under his father’s will Ashe inherited £5,000 and the London house where he had long traded successfully under the sign of the Golden Lion. But there is no evidence that Ashe engaged in trade himself, though he

    ASHE, William I (1647-1713), of Heytesbury, Wilts.

    ASHE, William I (1647-1713), of Heytesbury, Wilts. Constituency Dates Heytesbury 8 Oct. 1668 Jan. 1681 Heytesbury 1685 1687 Heytesbury 1689 Nov. 1701 Wiltshire Dec. 1701 1702 Ofifces Held Capt. of ft. regt. of Mq. of Worcester 1673–4. Biography Ashe took

  • * John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online *

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    K. Henry. 8. A Table of Martyrs which suffered in Germanie.

    thesentence came vnto him, he gaue harty thākes to God, thatthe houre was come, when he might glorifie the Lord. Ashe was brought to the place of burning, where he saw a greatheape of woode piled, he required the greater

    K. Henry. 8. A Table of persons abiured, with their articles.

    because they areboth worthy to be seene, wee mynde(God willing) to annexe also to the story of this Thomas Phillip. Ashe was oftentymes examined beforeM. More & the Byshop, he alwaiesstode to hys denyall, neither couldethere any thyng be proued

    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. Edvvard. 6. The Statute of the vj. Articles, & other bloudy Statutes repealed. Reformation.

    geue in charge vnto all the Curates of theyr Diocesses, Candles not to be borne on Candlemas day.Ashes forbidden on Ashe Wedensday.that neither candels should be anymore borne vpō Candlemas day, neyther yet ashes vsed in Lent, nor Palmes vpō

    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

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    a dangdu fwyafelw ir perhenogfoddiiw ynaddyt en h~najn,U carl beleag v m~aeut yn dn eym i~ tb uy ad bosii Ashe y pIEM - yw ged cyd aint a ellir p' byd. y .Givndd ran yW y pMyc mawr. .' Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Y rholyrr--Frenciu Pareh2OV T. s Williamsra, Dolgj11au; EnlishnQainmar & Xjsitory ? J. T1bomis Yaw,s' B.A.,: Bangor;- Si0ip~2tUre, JPilrcbl i FBrederick Ashe ;' tGeo-graphyjP: 3h-zJohn 'Owe. , X.A. CriciethX OwrithmeParch- WV. Bairoir. ,ldtughf; Theory ofy btic'ianlesisSabeaihzaw. s eynorthwydl gyde M W Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    wedi dweyd mai vr ay- bolwyr oeddynt. J' Thomas, Yaw., B.A, Normal College, Bangor, y Parchn. Fr. Ashe. M.A., Scar- borough, C. H. Ashe, M.A. rector. Wykebam; J. Owen, M.A., Criccieth, ac 0 T. Williams, Dolgellan. 0 fiaen ynadon St. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    eorrilng of the viots lie went to the Adiairaltv w ith a ielter in Admiral Martin, Whichi lie delivered titers. Ashe retorteld, lie saw tvile mob, but he dlid notjoin ir anry axaesses. -(A Sai oi,, mIooted Geiry, here give Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    in his Academic dress. Mr. Cramer led the Band and amnong the vocal performers present were Madame Cata- lani, ?drs. Ashe, Bianchi, Vaughainj Storace; Mr. Bralham, Bartlernan, W. Knyvett, &c. ThePublic Orator, Mr. Crore, of Newv College, then asceoded tlte Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Everard Clements, 14/5/1701

    Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Clements Forename Everard Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 14/5/1701 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ashe// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS, DRb/Ai/1. (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sprat, Thomas/Rochester 1684- 1713 Comment

    Thomas Maxfielde, 26/5/1575

    Maxfielde Forename Thomas Title dom. Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 26/5/1575 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ashe// OTHER INFORMATION Source CKS DRb/Ar1/16 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Freke, Edmund/Rochester 1572- 1575 Comment new rector - Thomas

    John Leffe, 8/1/1558

    DETAIL Surname Leffe Forename John Title Mr Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 8/1/1558 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ashe// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 A1/25 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction White, John/Winchester 1556- 1559 Comment

    David Bromefeld, 9/6/1546

    CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Bromefeld Forename David Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 9/6/1546 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ashe// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 A1/23 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Gardiner, Stephen/Winchester 1553- 1555 Comment

    Johannes Richards, 26/4/1669

    College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 26/4/1669 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Ashe// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65/A1/33 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Morley, George/Winchester 1662- 1684 Comment Ashe in Surrey (spelt with an "e" on this occasion). Guildford Deanery.

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    2 April 1821, 2 April 1821

    Commons, Basingstoke M Aht Sith d th Rd Bill Third, intituled, « An Act for inclosing Lands in the b?_JJr. Ashe on Smith and others ; g Roads Bill. Manor and Parish of Londesborough, in the East Riding " of Subscribers-only content

    7 July 1834, 7 July 1834

    h C f H h N v the ;al Southamp¬ ton Buritoi)! HintonAmp- ner: Twyford i Tunworth ' Bedhamplon: Tadlev: Ashe: Wherwell: Christ- church : the Town of Southampton, in the Diocese of Winchester, Wwchester, in the County of Hants, Subscribers-only content

    Index, 18 December 1834

    and Taunagh, &c, 778.—Emlefad; and Laxton, &c, 779.—Millbrook; St. Michael's, Southamp¬ ton; Buriton; Hinton Ampner; Twyford; Tunworth; Bedhampton ; Tadley; Ashe; Wherwell; Christchurch; Breamore ; Warnford ; Havant; Wellow ; Kilmiston ; St. Lawrence, Winchester; Hambledon; Tufton and Bul- lington; Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    Sees to the establishment of Archdeaconries; From Clergy of the County of Anglesey, xcn. 337. Asborne Road :—See in/ra, 765. Ashe, Rev. Isaac: 87. Concerning his conduct in support of the Government of Ireland; lxxv. 265, p. Assaults: 88. To Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    Ansley, 340. Apethorpe, 364. Appley, 482. Asaph, St., 406. Ashbourne, 111. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 364. 403. Ashby Puerorum and Toynton Low, 540. Ashe, 553. Asheldam and Dengie, 436. Ashen and Ovington-cum-Tilbury juxta Clare, 409. Ashford, Kingsnorth and other Places, 472. Ashley, 403. Subscribers-only content

  • * 19th Century British Pamphlets * *

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    Speech ... at the election of the University of Dublin, ... 1841., 1841

    James, clerk, Tullow Armstrong, John, Graigavoran, Queen ' s County Armstrong, William, Kippure Park, Blesinton Armstrong, Thomas B. clerk, Oulart Ashe , George II , clerk, Bellaghy, Castledawson Vtkinson, Hans, clerk, Bagenalstown 4tkinson, Matthew, 16, Mountjoy -square, South Atkinson , Subscribers-only content

    "Faithful but unfortunate": the rise and progress of the Churchill family, 1884

    to the founder of the family. The first Duke of Marlborough was the son of Sir Winston Churchill , of Ashe , in Devonshire , where he was born in 1650 . At the age of twelve he was taken Subscribers-only content

    Ireland in 1887., 1887

    the action of James Ashe of the National Hotel, in supplying police and emergency-men with cars to carry them to the scene of the attempted evictions in Whitechurch . and we are not sorry to hear Ashe did not do Subscribers-only content

    Loyalty plus murder, 1884

    House , Londonderry . Alex. Moore Armstrong , Esq., J.P., Culmore House , Kilrea. Thomas Spotswood Ashe , Esq., J.P., Bellaghy. Wm. Hamilton Ashe , Esq., J.P.. Hermitage , Garvagh. Hume Babington , Esq., J. P., Creevagh, Londonderry . Alexander Subscribers-only content

    Report, 1849

    J Ashburnham Lady II T Asliby Bank Remittance ] er Ashby Manor Union Royal A lctona Lodge of Odd lcllous Ashe C A Sons Messrs Ashley Honourable Jol n Ashley Lord M P Ashlin Messrs J & Sons A-hmore Mis Subscribers-only content

  • * London Lives 1690 - 1800 - Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis *

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    Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 04/1784

    Huntington House Cheshunt Jno Linfield Esqr Young John & Wife } Ashe Kent Colnbrook St Andrews T W Horlock Esqr Young James Hampton Gloucester Tothillfs Colnbrook Thos. Bullard Esqr 9 Yeates Elizabeth St Paul Birmingham House Ridge John Hart Esqr

 

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