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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Colleges Chapel and Gild of the Holy Ghost, Basingstoke

    Colleges Chapel and Gild of the Holy Ghost, Basingstoke 33. THE CHAPEL AND GILD OF THE HOLY GHOST, BASINGSTOKE 12 The extensive and beautifully situated ruins of the chapel of the Holy Ghost, in a large and well-planted cemetery to

    Hospitals St John Baptist , Basingstoke

    John Baptist , Basingstoke 29. THE HOSPITAL OF ST . JOHN BAPTIST , BASINGSTOKE 13 The great Walter de Merton , Bishop of Rochester , and founder of Merton College , Oxford , was a native of Basingstoke . His

    Parishes Basingstoke

    Parishes BasingstokeBASINGSTOKE Basingestoches (xi cent.); Basingestok (xiii cent.). The parish of Basingstoke covers an area of 4,172 acres and is situated in the north-east of Hampshire , its western boundary being formed by the Roman road from Winchester to

    The hundred of Chuteley Index Map to the Hundred of Chuteley.

    probably also Woodgarston, 6 both in the parish of Monk Sherborne , were in Basingstoke Hundred in 1086 . Both these tithings formed part of Basingstoke Hundred as long as the courts were held. Index Map to the Hundred of

    The hundred of Basingstoke Index Map to the Hundred of Basingstoke

    The hundred of Basingstoke THE HUNDRED OF BASINGSTOKE Containing the parishes of Basing; Basingstoke ; Bramley ; Cliddesden ; Eastrop ; Maplederwell; Nately Scures ; Newnham ; Sherborne St. John ; Steventon ; Tunworth ; up Nately; Winslade ; Kempshott

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    yr heddwch, Rhoddai yr Yegrifenydd Cartrefol gyngor iddynt pan alwent am dano, a chynorthwy pan fydd- ai yn angenrheidiol. Yn Basingstoke y dwyddyn ddiweddaf, lie y bu oynwrf mawr trwy waith y mnob yn ymosod ar Fyddin Iachawdwriaeth, darfE i'r Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    .. .. . 1 - _ Thornhill 3147 SOUTH SIEdLDS, Rhanbarth Jarrow. Palmer 57102 ... .. 1 Johnstone 1731 HAMHSHIRE, Basingstoke. Solater Booth 3892 .. .. - 1 - Eve 2312 oRTHjAxTON, Dehen. Knightley 4101 . .. - 1 Fitzgerald Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    cotchman, had beetia rith fiin ird se related that the deferudmnt sas sister to her lioshand, who nos drives thec Basingstoke Cssacl. She alisn describied ,hem efn- labt to beea conoe ia perossxte, who1 head lived by prost | tubf Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    head, and died in a few hours. On Wednesday last, as the Southampton Uniot coach was descending a hill between Basingstoke and Winchester, at a very rapid pace, the horses became unmanageable; and the weight preponderating, it fell on its Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    now a family of 7 children, the oldest only 6 years of age. On Friday week, Mrs Parsons, of Basingstoke, Hants, wife of-John Parsons, the Southampton Telegraph coachman, was safely delivered of four fne boys, all alive, and, with their Subscribers-only content

  • * Queen Victoria's Journals *

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    Saturday 22nd November 1851

    start tomorrow. - We all left Windsor at ¼ p. 10, travelling by the Great Western & changing lines at Basingstoke . Got to Osborne at ½ p. 1. Bessy Douro, Caroline C. Stockmar, Ld C. Fitzroy & Cols: Biddulph

    Monday 29th November 1852

    & feelings. But there has been a great deal of rain here too. All along the railroad to Reading near Basingstoke , the inundations were very hard. - Our party at dinner very small. - Further Details Journal Entry Place

    Tuesday 22nd May 1849

    all the Children, Ly Canning, Gen: Bowles , Stockmar, Anson & the Equerries for Osborne. By the time we reached Basingstoke , the rain had ceased, & the day became beautiful. We had however, a strong crossing, the wind being

    Friday 1st August 1851

    - Immediately after luncheon we went off to Southampton to see the garden of the Dean of Winchester , near Basingstoke . - Embarked in the "Fairy" before 5, with the 4 eldest Children, &c, & went to Southampton where

    Wednesday 6th November 1833

    and wine and water. Dear sweet Dash behaved so well. We next came to Popham Lane . We passed thought Basingstoke . At 5 we arrived at Hartford Bridge , a single house. It is an excellent inn, so comfortable

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    24 April 1818, 24 April 1818

    House of Com- Basingstoke mons, by Mr. Paul and others; Roads Bill. With a Bill, intituled, " An Act to continue the ** Term and enlarge the Powers of several Acts, for " repairing the Roads from Basingstoke, through " Subscribers-only content

    27 April 1818, 27 April 1818

    mentum continuandum esse usque ad et in diem Martis, vicesimum octavum diem instantis Aprilis, hora undecima Aurorae, Dominis sic decernentibus. Basingstoke Roads Bill. npton ley Road Hodie 2a vice lecta est Billa, intituled, " An Act « to continue the Subscribers-only content

    14 May 1818, 14 May 1818

    him to report the same to the " House, without any Amendment." The Earl of Shcftesbury reported from the Lords Basingstoke Committees, to whom the Bill, intituled, " An Act. Roads BilK " to continue the Term', and enlarge the Subscribers-only content

    14 May 1818, 14 May 1818

    against Somerville. Rylands & Gough against Latouche et al. to Hodie 3a vice lecia est Billa, intituled, " An Act Basingstoke " to continue the Term, and enlarge the Powers of RoadsBlll: " several Acts for repairing the Roads from Subscribers-only content

    20 May 1818, 20 May 1818

    House. The said Bill was read the First Time. Ordered, That the said Bill be printed. Howth Har¬ bour Bill. Basingstoke Roads Bill. A Message was brought from the House of Com¬ mons, by Sir James Graham and others; With Subscribers-only content

  • * Lane's Masonic Records *

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    Oakley Lodge

    ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Black Boy Hotel, Church Street, Basingstoke, Hampshire 1857 Masonic Hall, Winchester Street, Basingstoke, Hampshire 1865 Masonic Hall, Church Street, Basingstoke, Hampshire 1869 Masonic Hall, Sarum Hill, Basingstoke, Hampshire 1885

    Basing Lodge

    0 Lodge Number (1792): 0 Lodge Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall, Victoria Street, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England 1934

    Vyne Lodge

    (1792): 0 Lodge Number (A): 0 Lodge Number (1814): 0 Lodge Number (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places Masonic Hall , Victoria Street , Basingstoke, Hampshire , England 1958

    Elvetham Lodge

    (1832): 0 Lodge Number (1863): 0 ReNumber (1814): 0 ReNumber (1832): 0 ReNumber (1863): 0 Meeting Places White Lion Hotel, Harley Wintney, Hampshire, England 1919 Kenward House, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire, England 1923 Masonic Hall, Victoria Street, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England 1993

 

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