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British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 22 January 1550, 22 January 1550-22 January 1550

The Bill for Apprentices. - Jud'm. Journeymen. 3. The Bill for Retaining of Journeymen. - Jud'm. Barwick. 3. The Bill for Fishing at Barwick. Eccles. Laws. 3. The Bill for Appointment of sixteen Persons to make Ecclesiastical Laws. - Jud'm.

House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 08 January 1550, 08 January 1550-08 January 1550

House of Commons Journal Volume 1 08 January 1550 8 Januarii Barwick. 1. The Bill for Fishing at Barwick. Manchester. 1. The Bill for the Water-conduit at Manchester. Bills of Restitution. L. 1. The Restitution of Sir William Sharyngton, Knight.

House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 10 January 1550, 10 January 1550-10 January 1550

House of Commons Journal Volume 1 10 January 1550 10 Januarii Barwick. 2. The Bill for the Fishing at Barwick. - Ingross. Drayton. L. 1. The Bill for the Church-Yard of Drayton in Middlesex, to the Lord Pagett. Sharyington's Restitution.

House of Commons Journal Volume 1, 25 January 1550, 25 January 1550-25 January 1550

1550 25 Januarii Pardon. L. 1. The King's Free and General Pardon. Barwick Fishing. 3. The new Bill for the Fishing in the River of Tweed at Barwick. - Jud'm. Butter, & c. 3. The Bill for Barrelling of Butter

Border Papers volume 1, May 1591, 01 May 1591-31 May 1591

others there, disallowed by the auditor for various reasons, and now prayed for, in all 564 l . 7 s . 2 pp. Indorsed: "Secundo Maij 1591. Petycions and doubtes within the accomptes of Roberte Bowes esquier threasorar of Barwick."

Victoria County History

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Romano-British Somerset Appendices Anglo-Saxon Map

true case of the name (see p. 320); (5) Newchester near Merriott , north of Crewkerne ; (6) Stilchester in Barwick parish, a little south of Yeovil ; and (7) Chestercroft, mentioned in the boundaries of North Petherton Forest a.d.

Houses of Austin canons The priory of Old Buckenham

canons the advowson of Kenninghall ; Richard, son of Robert de Scenges gave them the advowson of St. Mary 's, Barwick , Peter de Cley the advowson of St. Peter's , Cleythorpe; Robert son of Robert de Tateshall the advowson

Stoke Newington Manor

(formerly St. Paul's MS. CA 9, prebendal estates 1649-52 , ff. 141-5). Guildhall MS. (formerly St. Paul's MS. C ( Barwick 1661-4 ), ff. 7v.-8). Ibid. (Sancroft 1670-7 ), ff. 235-7; (Tillotson and Sherlock 1689-1700 ), ff. 156v.-159; (Sherlock 1700-7

Parishes Stainton Maltby . Argent a bend gules charged with three sheaves or . Lascelles, Earl of Harewood . Sable a cross paty in a border or . Thornaby. Burelly argent and gules with three bezants in the chief .

Ingleby Barwick , watered also by Bassleton Beck. Some legal proceedings in 1582 as to a right of way through the pasture called Ingleby Summer Field down Leven Bank to Leven Bridge show that Cold Ingleby lay between Barwick in

Parishes West Camel

throne in 1199 , 68 and was thereafter held in chief as parcel of the manor of Barwick . 69 The connexion with Barwick was retained at least until 1462. 70 William son of John held the estate of Robert,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

iobeithion a goleddid fod neb o'r trneiniaid oedd ynddvut wedi Ewvddo i achub en bywydau. Bydd y colledion hyn yn Barwick, Eyeamoutb, a Bournemouth yn zhywbeth arswydus, gan fed flawer o denluoedd yn I dibynu am eu cynhaliaeth er y

British Newspapers 1600-1900

London. On the 25th inst. Richard Cartwright, Esq. of Hunter street, Brunswick souare, aged 63. '. On the 17th inst. Barwick house, Somerset, Sauindel Radbard,.Esg.' of Eyed- creech, in the same county, aged'6S.'' On the 25th inst. at Cottiagham, near

British Newspapers 1600-1900

the last 50 years, to consult a surgereon or ta e a drug. - , On the 9th inst. at Barwick, near Burton-ia enads!; Anit Sbort, afged 102.~ On the 18th inst. at Hastings, Mr Rc Haea aged fDi was

British Newspapers 1600-1900

lMiddlesex, and daughter of Sir C. Watson. On Wednesday, the 23d ult., at Eaton-grove, Norwich, much regretted, Captain Jo- seph Barwick, R. N., in his 69th year: he ywas ope of -be few rewasning companions of haispresent MajestYin the glorious

British Newspapers 1600-1900

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. hesdady, September 28. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, SEPT. 27. Royal Artkilery-Capt. and Brevet Major E. Cruttenden, to be Li~ut.-Col. vice Story, deceased; Second Capt. H. Wiltiaino. to be Capt. vice Ctuttenden; First Lieut. J. W. Ormsby,

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

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CP.G.855

: ecclesiastical parish Location: Barwick In Elmet (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Barwick in Elmet (Barwick) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Thorner (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Thorner East Moor (Thorner Easte Moure) : common/fell Spelling modernised. Location: Barwick In Elmet (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Barwick in Elmet (Barwicke)

CP.G.1019

Mirfield (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Mirfield (Myrfeild, Mirfeld) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Lancashire Location: Berwick Upon Tweed (Northumberland) Place(s): Berwick Upon Tweed (Barwick) : undefined The reference is to serving the queen there. Location: Hoptonne (Hoptonne) : undefined Cannot identify Location: Wakefield,

CP.G.1073

Place(s): Paull Holme (Paulholme in Holdernes) : undefined Location: Alnwick (Northumberland) Place(s): Alnwick (Awnewick) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Northumberland Location: Berwick Upon Tweed (Northumberland) Place(s): Berwick Upon Tweed (Barwick, Barwico super Twedam) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Durham (Dunelm) : diocese

CP.G.1698

township Stainsby (Staynsbye, Stanesby, Staynesby) : township Ingleby Barwick (Inglebye) : township Maltby (Maltbye, Maltby, Malteby) : township Coulby (Coulbye) : township Hemlington (Hemlington) : township Thornaby (Thornabye, Thornaby) : township Barwick (Barwicke) : township <p><!-- /* Font Definitions */

CP.G.465

Thorner (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Thorner Moor (Thorner Eastmore, Thorner Eastmoure) : common/fell Thorner (Thorner) : township Location: Barwick In Elmet (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Barwick In Elmet (Barwick) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Bramham (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Bramham (Bramham) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Wragby (YorkshireWestRiding)

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 5, Chapter 29 [Table of Stages] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT. [and Post Towns.]

Buckingham , Hingham , Hickling , Aylesham , Cowston, Repham. NORTHUMBERLAND . Newcastle , Morpeth , Alnwick , Belford , Barwick , Sunderland , Hexam. NOTTINGHAM -SHIRE. Newark , Bawtre, Tuxford , Nottingham , Mansfield , Worksop , Redford ,

John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online

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K. Henry. 2. Decrees in the councell of Laterane. The history of the Waldenses.

Flaunders. Also the town of Lecester. Notingham wasted, and the Burgeses slayne by the Earle of Ferers. The towne of Barwick destroyd by the Scots. The king of Scottes was taken in warre by Englishmen, an. 1174. The towne of

K. Edward. 3. The French K. taken prisoner. A precept to the Byshops. P. Benedict. 12.

custome of wooll for sixe yeres 1500000. poundes sterling to king Edward.Anno. 1356.The same yeare, when king Edward had recouered Barwick, and subdued Scotland: Prince Edward being in Gascony, made toward the Frēch king. Who notwithstanding by the way all

K. Edw. 4. Troubles in K. Edw. time. The burning of I. Goose. Duke of Clarence his death.

K. Edw. 4. Troubles in K. Edw. time. The burning of I. Goose. Duke of Clarence his death.King Richard 2. or else thirdly for the cruell slaughter of Humfrey the good Duke of Gloucester his vncle: whereof sufficiently hath

The History of Parliament

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GASCOIGNE, John II (by 1537-1602), of Parlington, Yorks.

his youngest son executors and his cousin William Vavasour supervisor. He was buried, as he had asked to be, at Barwick on 30 June 1602. The eldest son, aged 46 at his father’s death, was created a baronet of Nova

HOLMAN, William (d.1569), of Dorchester and Berwick, Dorset.

This could indicate that he moved out of Dorchester, becoming in all probability the William Holman of Berwick, sometimes spelled Barwick, on the coast some 12 miles west of Dorchester, who was a tenant of the 2nd Earl of Bedford.

BERWICK (BARWICK), Alfred (by 1486-1541 or later), of Horsham, Suss.

BERWICK (BARWICK), Alfred (by 1486-1541 or later), of Horsham, Suss. Constituency Dates Horsham 1529 Ofifces Held Commr. array, Suss. 1512, subsidy 1512, 1514, 1515, 1524; servant of Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk by 1514; comptroller of customs, Chichester, Suss.

ELRINGTON, Edward (1528-78), of Birch Hall, Theydon Bois, Essex.

London.In March 1571 he and his heirs acquired the reversion of a duchy of Lancaster lease of the manor of Barwick and other property in Essex, which, in the event, never fell in, but is nevertheless interesting as illustrating the

ROKESBURGH, William (d.1434), of Stanstead Abbots, Herts. and Great Parndon, Essex.

manor of Mark Hall, while persuading Baud to confirm him in the reversion of his patrimony, which included land in Barwick, Hertfordshire.[footnote]Rokesburgh died in 1434, having settled all his goods and chattels upon his lifelong friend, John Kirkby II*, and

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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27 November 1704, 27 November 1704

Cloudefley l<l Cheney " Shovell and others are Appellants, and the Lord& *l- " Cheney, Sir Walter Clarges, and Doftor Barwick, are ÃÂ* Refpondents:" It is Ordered, by the Lords Spiritual and TemÃÂ¬ poral in Parliament afiembled, That this Houfe

16 December 1704, 16 December 1704

Defence, and for fecuring the Port of Tinmouth; " and for the repairing and ftrengthening the Fortifica- " tions of Barwick, Garlifle, and Hull. " 2. That it is the Opinion of this Committee, That " an humble Addrefs be

25 January 1705, 25 January 1706

Tork, Efquire ; praying Leave to bring hi a Bill, to veil in Truftees the Petitioner's Eftate in Barwick, Kiddal, Potterton, and Barwick in Elmit, in the County of Tork, to be fold, or mortgaged, fo as to levy the

5 March 1778, 5 March 1778

widen- " r g, turning, altering, and keeping in Repair the Roads ÃÂ* from Whiflle Bridge, in the Parifh of Barwick, in the *' County of Somerfet, to the Turnpike Road in the " Parifh of CharminÃÂer, in the County

6 March 1778, 6 March 1778

Aft for Whittle amending, widening, turning, altering and keeping in Repair, the Roads from Whiflle Bridge, in the Farifh of Barwick, in the County of Somerfet, to the Turnpike Road in the Parifh of Charminflcr, in the County of Dorfet;

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Thomas Warry, 19/3/1824

Warry Forename Thomas Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 19/3/1824 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 33 (Beadon Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824 Comment

William Michell, 25/6/1827

Michell Forename William Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 25/6/1827 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 34 (Law's Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Law, George Henry/Bath & Wells 1824- 1845

Henricus Michell, 3/3/1731

CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Michell Forename Henricus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 3/3/1731 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/26 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Wynne, John/Bath & Wells 1727- 1743 Comment

William Davy, 28/1/1825

Davy Forename William Title clerk Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 28/1/1825 Office/Status Vicar Clerical Status Location Barwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source NRO, DN/REG/26:33 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bathurst, Henry/Norwich 1805- 1837 Comment Admitted and Instituted by the

Gulielmus Pearce, 15/11/1721

Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Pearce Forename Gulielmus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason cession Date 15/11/1721 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Barwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hooper, George/Bath & Wells 1704- 1727 Comment