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Victoria County History

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Cannington Roman Catholicism

in the 18th century. 27 Nine Catholics were recorded in 1767 and six in 1776 when the chapel at Court House had a monthly service. 28 In 1795 a chaplain was paid £15 a year and 2 gn. for wine

in 1868 . Known as the West of England and South Wales Industrial School for Catholic boys it occupied Court House until 1919 when it removed to Bath. 60 In 1881 there were 81 boarders aged between 7 and 14.

The borough of Warwick Introduction: the central area from c. 1600 Warwick 1965

described as the Court House , it was granted to the bailiff and burgesses for use as a common hall to hold the borough courts. 58 Evidently their title was not secure, for the Court House was among those properties

List of Maps and Plans

of the hundred " 90 Kilve Manor House " 99 Nettlecombe 1839 " 112 Nettlecom be Court " 114 Court House , East Quantoxhead " 123 The Manor of St. Audries 1761 " 128 St. Audries " 132 Chipstable and

King's Stanley Manors and other estates

of the manor, it, or its adjoining building known as the Court House , may at one time have been the meeting-place for borough courts. The Court House may have been the building that c . 1775 was thought to

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

mor dda a gorwych. Mae yno amrryw adeiladau eraill teilwng o 'sylw; sef y Theatre, y Council House, y Court House, a'r City Hall. Mae tai Brigham Young hefyd yn ad- eiladau gwychion iawn. Mae nmasnach yn cael ei chario

British Newspapers 1600-1900

bob cyfiriad; yea efe a grrddudailau ye ddiarflug, a clymarwyd ef mewn math o 'alei-h' i'r sebfydliad, ac i'r Court House lie y geluhwyd ef a y rhoddwyd'bwyd idde. O.4 erbyn bye yr oedd diaiydd y gwaed yn gwaeddi "

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Public Examination of the Debtor is to be held on the 10th June, 1886, at 11 o'clock, at the Court House, Bangor. WILLIAN EVANS, -- OwrxorA-L RaCarva, CHESTER. TY GWALIA. CARTREF, ODDICARTREF, LLUNDAIN. Ty Ilawn, a llety Dlonydd,-Ty Gwalia, Teg

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Rhaglyrge ar "MenI fr the Age.'? | Dydd Iau diweddaf,. gorweddodd Thos. Jones ar Ie reilffordd ger gorsaf Nottoway Court House, Va., gyda d chlistog dan ei ben. Aeth i gysgu nes daeth cerbydres .e ar ei draws, gan ei

British Newspapers 1600-1900

place of First Meeting Official- Receiver's Crypt'. Chambers, Chester. (6th Oct.- 1887, at 12 Date of Public Exaamination o'clock. Court House, Bangor. Crypt Chambers, Chester. WitLIAX EVANSi. 28th September, 1887. Official Receiver. £4000OAM- 3 i 3-2 0-OLOG TX EISIAf AR

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 25 January 1650, 25 January 1650-25 January 1650

into the Court House in Westminster , and into all other low Rooms next adjoining to the said Court House, which are under the Parliament House; and the said Court, formerly kept in the said Court House, be kept in

North Westmorland, The gaol and shire hall

in 1641 there being a garrison at the Castle no Sessions were held there. After which a Gaol and Court House were erected at the instigation or expense of the Countess of Pembroke as Hereditary Sheriff of Westmorland. And it

Journal, January 1730, Journal Book G.G, 01 January 1730-31 January 1730

raising a tax on negroes, and building a Court House, etc., mentioned in yesterday's Minutes; their Lordships desired Colonel Hart would inform the Board whether he thought the building the Court House and other public offices at Basseterre was more

Journal, September 1749, Volume 57, 01 September 1749-30 September 1749

writ to the High Sheriff, dated December 12th, 1748, for calling a new Assembly, to be held at the Court House in Portsmouth, the 3rd of January following. Minute of Council in Assembly of New Hampshire, the 21st April, 1749.

Index of Persons and Places, Y, 01 January 1703-31 December 1703

Monastery, bailiff and clerk of the Courts of the Liberty of. See Godfrey, S. Whitehead, W. Keeper of the Court House and Clerk of the Courts. See Blackbeard, J. Steward and Keeper of the Courts. See Adams, T. Norcliffe, B.

Lane's Masonic Records

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Worsley Lodge

Lodge Number (1781): 0 Lodge Number (1792): 0 Lodge Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 1814 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Court House, Worsley, Lancashire 1880

Matatiele Lodge

Number (1792): 0 Lodge Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 2130 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Court House, Matatiele (Griqualand East), Cape Colony, South Africa 1885

Duke of Connaught Lodge

Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 2152 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Notes (1): Now No. 150 on Reg. of G.L. of New South Wales. Meeting Places Court House, Richmond (Cumberland), New South Wales, Australia 1886

Windsor Social Lodge

0 Lodge Number (1863): 2160 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Notes (1): Now No. 152 on Reg. of G.L. of New South Wales. Meeting Places Court House, Court Street, Windsor (Cumberland), New South Wales, Australia 1886

Harding Lodge

0 Lodge Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 2297 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Court House, Hampton Street, Roebourne (N. W. Coast), Western Australia, Australia 1889

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Twenty-second report of the Commissioners of Inquiry into the Collection and Management of the Revenue Arising in Ireland and Great Britain. Post-Office revenue, United Kingdom: part V. Packet establi..., 1830

steam. 5. Â (Enclosure.) LETTER from Mr. Daniel de Lisle Brock, Bailiff of Guernsey, to Sir John Colbornc. Sir, Court House, Guernsey, 30th June 1824. It is represented to the Royal Court, that a plan is in agitation to effect

Seventh report of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Woods, Forests and Land Revenues; being the first annual report of the said commissioners: in obedience to an act of 10 George IV. C. 50., 1830

arise therefrom to the Low Lands contiguous, and to the Port of Liverpool. An Act for building a new Court House for the Liberty and Borough of Saint Alban's in the County of Hertford. An Act for making and maintaining

I. Estimates, &c. Miscellaneous services: for the year 1830., 1830

and Twenty- two Houses and Apartments for the Master Jailor, Yeoman Porter, Wardens, and Labourer in Trust; also the Court House in Wellclose- square for the Tower Division ----!--- Rolls House, Chapel, Stables and Secretary's House - The Horse Guards;

Slave population, colonies. Return from slave colonies belonging to the Crown, of the population, distinguished into white, free black and coloured, and slaves; from 1st January 1825, and continued to..., 1830

Bullock, Esq. &c. &c. &c. (Enclosure No. 6.) Jamaica ss. St. Mary's. AT a quarterly vestry held at the Court House, Manning's Town, on Saturday the 3d day of October 1829. A letter from Mr. Secretary Bullock, dated the 18th

1829. Gaols. Copies of all reports, and of schedules (B.) transmitted to the Secretary of State, pursuant to the 24th section of the 4th Geo. IV. c. 64, and 14th section of the 5th Geo. IV. c. 12. (Co..., 1830

committed ? How long has he or she been in Confinement? How long has, he or she been Insane ? NONE. 34.Â General Observations. THE Prison is very healthy, and the new Court House is finished. (signed) Cluules Anthony, Keeper.

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 4, Chapter 1 Bridge Ward without. S. Saviours Parish, Streets, &c.

another Part of Stony street. COUNTER STREET , both dirty and ordinary, falls into St. Margarets Hill by the Court House , where the Justices of the Peace have their Meetings; which is a good handsome Building fronting St. Margarets

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Address of the Protestant Union, for the Defence and Support of the Protestant Religion and the British Constitution, as established at the glorious Revolution in 1688: at a meeting ... held ... ..., 1813

and seconded by Edward Choker, of Bally neguard, Esq. were unanimously agreed to : Resolve I, That the County Court House having been occupied by a tumultuous assembly of Persons not at all qualified to vote on the Questiun for

Address of the Protestant Union, for the Defence and Support of the Protestant Religion and the British Constitution, as established at the glorious Revolution in 1688: at a meeting ... held ... ..., 1813

our worthy high sheriff, for his readiness in convening the meeting this day assembled at the Court House , and for his very proper conduct in the chair. Resolved.-That our Petition be left at the office of Messrs. Watsons '

The Recess Series, 1887-8., 1888

sport those who are personally unobjectionable to the people. " THE TRIBUTE TO THE CRIMES ACT. At the Killarney Court House , on the 2nd January , Judge Cuiran opened the January Sessions for that division of Kerry . Mr.

Christmas 1892 in Connaught: a study of the Irish question, 1893

of Ireland . It needs a visit to the neighbouring Court House to bring you back again to the realities of life in Connaught . In the Court House the contrasts in Galway life come out vividly. On the Bench

On pauperism and the poor laws: with a supplement., 1821

place of residence was regularly visited by a succession of tramps and beggars, who either found their way to Court House , from its commanding situation, or, as I afterwards found out, they were very fre¬ quently sent up, by

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

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Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 07/1727

Sess: 1726 Drat. of Order for Justices of Peace in Holborn Division at their Petty Sess: at the Court house in Bloomsbury to examine what is due to any Petty Constables in Holborn Division for passing of Vagrants, 1727 17

Middlesex Sessions: Sessions Papers - Justices' Working Documents, 10/1754

Quarter Session of the Peace of our Sovereign Lord the king holden at the Court house near Westminster Hall in and for the Liberty of the Dean & Chapter of the Collegiate Church of St Peter Westminster the City Borough

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