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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Aldwinkle All Saints Fleetwood . Party wavy azure and or six martlets counter coloured . Chambre. Gules a cheveron between three cinqfoils or .

    by the churchwardens towards church repairs. Richard Thorpe , rector of Barby , who died in 1671 , left by his will a quarter of a yardland in Barby Field for teaching poor children at Aldwinkle. The rent is paid

    Parishes Willoughby

    is in the centre of the parish on another small stream. The northern and eastern boundaries, where Willoughby marches with Barby and Braunston in Northants ., are largely artificial. In the north-east corner near Cleve's Hill a height of 450

    Parishes Bilton

    August 1832 bequeathed to the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of the parishes of Rugby , Bilton , and Barby , respectively, the sum of £50 for each parish, the interest to be applied as near to Christmas day

    Parishes Hillmorton

    south and east into Northamptonshire . Its eastern boundary is the Watling Street . The Rains Brook divides Hillmorton from Barby and Kilsby in Northants . on the south, and the northern boundary of the parish is formed by a

    Hampstead Frognal and the Central Demesne

    Bracknell Gardens , between Heath Drive and Frognal Lane , where 23 houses were built between 1905 and 1912 , Barby (later Oakhill ) Ave nue, between Bracknell Gardens and Redington Road, where 10 houses were built between 1907 and

  • * British History Online * *

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    Elizabeth, May 1587, 1-15, 01 May 1587-14 May 1587

    here up to his departure, since when we have delivered the money to our colonels, who are the Comte de Barby, Bouc[k ] , Clotten, Frederic 'fon' Verne, Barbisto, Denmartin [Dammartin ] , the entire force amounting to 8500 horse

    Elizabeth, June 1587, 01 June 1587-29 June 1587

    and Brunswick of Harburch [Harbourg ] , General of the Field, with cornet of 500 ruyters. 2. Count Albert of Barby, his lieutenant. 3. The Burgrave Fabian of Dhon[a ] , who came with Duke Casimir into England, Marshal of

    Index, B

    [Abd el Wahid ben Mesud ] maintained by Queen Elizabeth, 287. Barberini , Cardinal, 333. Barby (Barbye) [Northants ] , parish of, 423. Barbye. See Barby [Northants ] . Barcelona (Barselonia) [Spain ] , 241. Barcklay , Mr., a Scot.

    Charles I - volume 407, Undated 1638, 01 September 1638-31 December 1638

    of prison. [ p . ] 46. Petition of Thomas Robins, yeoman, to the Council. Petitioner holds many grounds in Barby, co. Northampton, for which he has always paid ship-money, but there is one ground on which he has recently Subscribers-only content

    Charles I - volume 492, September 1642, 01 September 1642-30 September 1642

    Heath, near 12 miles, without any sustenance, insomuch that many of our soldiers drank stinking water, until we came unto Barby in Northamptonshire, where the country, according to their ability, relieved as many of us as they could. Our soldiers Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Elizabeth, eldest surviving daughter of the late Hugo Aleynell, Esq. of Quorndon Hirrv, Leicedter of On thea lrh nlt. at Barby, Northamptoun, Aerahart tisnimore, Epgq yooiigen son of Proitrp Fta isuore, Lriq. u5 oy ae ec~n urey, toq May Anget Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    T. Daffumn, Old Comptoll-st., Soho, corn-dealer. BANKstUPTCIBS SUPSUSEDnD.-T. Gaukrodger, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant. T. C. Swift, Eastchurch, Kent, victualler. R. Lord, Barby, Northamnptonshire. maltster. F. Prestiianrl, Leather-lane. Holborn, ]oolzing-glass- manufacturer. 10 B gNKRUPTS. Mi. Pass, Nine Elms, Surrey, lime-burner.-[Evans and Hlarpur, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    AseAODvssTIC to SoPHIsTRs , PREJUDICr, and EMPIrIsCISeM. 147 Woodcuts, 41 Cases, 2 vole. as. each; by post, Is. fd I N SINGLE and MARRIED LIFE. 3 " To be, or not to be, that it the question," B, R. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    the sake of talking; and though we do not doubt they talk, Dr Quackenboss for instance, Mr Olmley the clergyman, Barby the servant, and many others of the Queechey circle, just as the inhabitants of an American village are accustomed Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    MADAME LIND-GOLDSCHMIDT. EXETER HAL L, May 14th; May 28th; and June 4th, 1862. lifE /IE MITCHIELL begs to announce that he V I has been requested by Mfr and Madame Goldschmidt to make errangemonts far tthe P'ecfermanee of Three Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    ZOUCHE, Thomas (by 1359-1404), of Westoning and Sandy, Beds.

    1359, the 2nd Lord Zouche obtained permission from Edward III to grant him a reversionary interest in the manor of Barby in Northamptonshire, with successive remainders to his two brothers, Eudo and Richard. Several years later, in 1372, Lord Zouche

    BURRARD, John (1646-98), of Walhampton, nr. Lymington, Hants.

    but he left no trace on the records of the Oxford Parliament.[footnote]Burrard’s electoral successes inevitably exacted a price. He sold Barby in 1683, three years after inheriting it. By 1685 he had formed a political alliance with the Powletts. He

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    9 May 1775, 9 May 1775

    Three or more of them, anyPower or Authority to divert, change, or alter, the Courfe of the Public Road from Barby to Daventry, One Half Part of which Road lies in the Parifh of Ledgers AJhby, in the County of Subscribers-only content

    25 March 1778, 25 March 1778

    394 Journals of the Houfe of Lords. ^.1778. ,8 *< into the Bed Room at Night to her Miftrefs, and has "T\IE Jovls, 26* Martii 1778. *• feen him come out of it in the Morning : That fee Subscribers-only content

    30 March 1778, 30 March 1778

    An A£t for Barby Bnclo- dividing and enclofing the Open and Common Fields, fureBl11- " Common Paftures, Common Meadows and other " Commonable Lands and Grounds, of and within the " Manor, Parifh and Liberties of Barby, in the County Subscribers-only content

    2 April 1778, 2 April 1778

    " Common Paftures, Common Meadows and other Commonable Lands and Grounds, of and within the Manor, Parifh and Liberties of Barby, in the County " of Northampton" was committed: " That they had " confidered the faid Bill, and examined Subscribers-only content

    3 April 1778, 3 April 1778

    more eafy and fpeedy Recovery of Small Debts, D«bt: " within the Ifle of Ely, in the County of Cambridge." Barby lure Bill; To return the Bill, intituled, '.' An Act to enable " John Arthur Worfop (heretofore called John Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Thomas Jones, 6/6/1815

    Jones Forename Thomas Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 6/6/1815 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barby// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Parsons, John/Peterborough 1813- 1819 Comment

    Earle Gilbee, 11/4/1814

    Gilbee Forename Earle Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 11/4/1814 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barby// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Parsons, John/Peterborough 1813- 1819 Comment

    Knightley Holled, 13/1/1795

    Holled Forename Knightley Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 13/1/1795 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barby// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Madan, Spencer/Peterborough 1794- 1813 Comment

    Charles Gilbee, 10/6/1827

    Surname Gilbee Forename Charles Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 10/6/1827 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Barby// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDR, ML701 (Curates licences 1814-51) (Register of Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Marsh, Herbert/Peterborough 1819-

    Earle Gillbee, 13/1/1795

    Gillbee Forename Earle Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 13/1/1795 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barby// OTHER INFORMATION Source NthRO, PDP x3601 (uncatalogued Act Book 1785-1819) (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Madan, Spencer/Peterborough 1794- 1813

 

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