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Victoria County History

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Houses of Benedictine nuns Abbey of Wherwell

' Aisshesey ' in the Isle of Wight , East Compton with the portion of the tithes in ' Fowleston,' Bathwick , Woolley , ' Mattockesford ' in the parish of Botley , and lands, rents, etc., in Tetbury ,

Romano-British Somerset Part 2, Bath Fig. 7. Bath, General Plan Fig. 8. Roman Bath . Fig. 9. Structural Remains found 1867-9 on the Site of the Pump Room Hot el. From plans by J. T. Irvine in the Edinburgh Museum (see p. 232). A, Roman work taken by Irvine to be part of the Temple Platform. B, C, D, E, Area of Temple Platform as conjectured by Irvine . It will be obvious from the plan that A more probably belongs to the remains immediately west of it, and the walls of the supposed cloister must be connected with the same. Fig. 10. Remains of Pediment of the Temple of Svl, with the Head of the Gorgon on an Oak-wreathed Shield in the Centre, Helmet below to Left, Owl on Right, and Parts of Supporting Victories on each side. Scale about 1 : 25 . Fig. 11. The Same, with the Shield and Victories completed. Fig. 11. Head of Gorgon from the Pediment of the Temple of Sul Minerva (1/7). fig. 12. Part of Cornice. (Seen from Below: Scale 1:5), Corinthian Capital, and part of Column, found in 1790 . (From Photographs.) Fig. 13. Cornice found in 1790 (from Lysons). Fig. 14. Facade of the Four Seasons, Partially Restored. Fig. 15. Capital and Base of Square Pilaster. Fig. 16. One of the Four Seasons. The top piece was found in 1897 -8, the bottom piece in 1790 (1/12). (From a drawing by Mr. A. J. Taylor .) Fig. 17. One of the Four Seasons (1/12) (from Lysons). Fig. 18. Two Pieces of Shell Canopy (from Lysons). Fig. 19. One of the Four Seasons (From Lysons.) Fig. 20. Head of Moon Goddess (11/2). (From a Photograph.) Fig. 21. One o f the Four Seasons, shewing the Roughness of the Work on this Facade (1/3). (From a Photograph.) Fig. 22. Elevation and Soffit of Cornice found in 1869 . ROMAN BATHS AT BATH. Fig. 23. View of the Great and Circular Baths, excavated 1880-5 . (From a model in the Baths Museum). Fig. 24. Plans of Roman Thermal Baths, for comparison with those at Bath . (The rooms marked A at Badenweiler were perhaps used for charcoal stoves.) Fig. 25. Tin Mask, found in 1878 . Fig. 26. Plan of Monument Fig. 27. The Eastern Bathrooms as shown by Lucas in his Plan . Fig. 28. The Great Bath , empty of Water. Fig. 29. Masonry of Wall round the N.E. Apse of the Great Bath , exterior face. The courses average 5 ins. each. (From a Photograph). Fig. 30. Mosaic in the Western Semicircular Chamber, North of the Eastern Hypocausts. (From Gough's papers in the Bodleian Lib.) Fig. 31. Bronze Head, perhaps of Minerva, found in 1727 . (From a Photograph. The original is about life size.) Fig. 32. Hercules Bibax (p. 241). Fig. 33. Goddesses and Worshippers (p. 259). Fig. 34. Minerva (p. 259). Fig. 34a. Carved Stone found probably in 1878 -9 (1/2). (The side shewn is slightly concave: the convex side has a smaller pattern. Fig. 35. Carved Stone found probably 1878-9 (1/7). (The side shewn is slightly convex: the concave side is carved similarly. The section shews the projection of the cornice.) Fig. 36. Carved Stone, found probably 1879 (1/7). Three of the Carved Blocks found in the Baths (p. 260). Fig. 37. Fig. 38. Fig. 39. Remains of Buildings, found 1864-6 , on the site of the United Hospital , Albert Wing and Medical Officers' Quarters. From plans by J. T. Irvine and others. A, Bath with stone floor and leaden discharge pipe; B, Bath floored with lead, 6 steps leading down to it; C, Pilaster; D, Stone culvert. Fig. 39a. Altar, found 1900. Fig. 40. Inscription of Vespasian (No. 10). Fig. 41. Inscription of Protacius (No. 3). Fig. 42. Lead Pig of Hadrian (No. 47). Fig. 43. Military Diploma (No. 43). Roman Inscriptions of Bath . Fig. 44. Q. Pompeiu [ s ] Anicetus Suli . 'Erected by Q. Pompeius Anicetus to Sul.' Fig. 45. Inscription 25. (From Horsley .) Fig. 46. Inscription 27. (From Horsley .) Fig. 47. Altar (No. 20). Fig. 48. Tombstone (No. 29, see also p. 265). Fig. 49. Altar (No. 22). Fig. 50. Masons' Marks. (Drawn by Mr. A. Taylor .) Fig. 51. The Bath Curse (No. 44), 1/1 (Slightly altered from Zangemeister's Copy.) Tile Fig. 52. Colossal Head of Flavia n Epoch (p. 285). (From a Photograph. Scale about 1 : 5.) Fig. 53. Standard-bearer's (?) Effigy (p. 286). (From a Photograph. Scale about 1: 13 .) Fig. 54. Monument found at the Cross Bath , 1885 (p. 285). (From Photographs. Scale about 1 : 9.) Fig. 55. Samian Bowl, found in the Baths. (1/2) (From a drawing by Mr. A. J. Taylor .)

up at Silchester ), have been unearthed close by the east side of Bathwick Street in Kirkham Buildings near the site of the now removed Old Bathwick Brewery. A pavement, finally, is said to have been found some time ago

Romano-British Somerset Part 1, Roman Britain Roman Map Fig. 1. The Civilian and Military Districts of Britain . Fig. 2. Bronze Tankard from Elveden ( Suffolk ), Illustrating Late Celtic Art. Fig. 3. Late Celtic Potsherds from the Glastonbury Lake Village ( Glastonbury Museum ). 2/3. Fig. 3a. Late Celtic Collar of Bronze, found at Wraxall . (From Archaeologia , vol. liv.) Fig. 4. Samian Bowl of the First Century a.d. Fig. 5. Plans of Courtyard and Corridor Houses at Silchester (scale 1: 720). (The left-hand block shows a courtyard house with a corridor house adjacent; the right-hand figure a small corridor house by itself.) Fig. 6. Villa, consisting of Corridor House and two blocks of Farm Buildings round a Rectangular Courtyard ( Brading , Isle of Wight ). Room vi. is the Corridor.

gratitude to o ne now dead, who long ago encouraged a young student-the Rev. H. M. Scarth , Rector of Bathwick and of Wrington . In citing published books I have used abbreviations which will, I think, be generally intelligible.

Houses of Benedictine monks The cathedral priory of Bath

almoner and sacrist from Batheaston and for the firmarius from Walcot Church . The prior had also a pension from Bathwick and the convent certain pittances from St. Mary de Stalls. There were also pay ments due to the monks

Text of the Somerset Domesday Part 1

meadow and 130 acres of pasture. It was worth 40 shillings. Now 60 shillings. The bishop himself holds Wiche [ Bathwick ] . Alvric held (it) T.R.E. and paid geld for 4 hides. There is land for 4 ploughs. In

British History Online

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Cases before the Committee, November 1644, 01 November 1644-30 November 1644

49 C. 107 737 741 L.C.C. 167 105 I. & D. 167, 101 103 2 March 1653. Thos. Neville [of Bathwick, co. Somerset ] , begs allowance of an annuity of 30 l . granted him by John, Lord Abergavenny,

Charles I - volume 221, July 19-31, 1632, 19 July 1632-31 July 1632

of Bradford, in the same county, who sealed cloths without searching them; and William Robins, one of the searchers of Bathwick, who confessed that he and his partner had given their seal to the clothiers. [ One page . ]

Acts of the Court of High Commission, 01 October 1634-31 October 1634

Stafford. To be attached, and his bond certified if he appear not on the next court day. Thomas Noble, of Bathwick, co. Somerset. The like. John Brabourne, of Fundenhall, co. Norfolk. Appeared and took oath to answer articles. John Colt,

Acts of the Court of High Commission, 01 June 1634-30 June 1634

. to be forthcoming. Sir Alexander Cave Attachment with an intimation upon pain of 20 l . Thomas Noble, of Bathwick Attachment decreed. Bartholomew Garwell and Jocosa Pryor. Garwell is examined; the woman to be attached. Tristram Hinchcliffe Commission decreed.

General Index, B, 01 April 1635-31 December 1635

received in for pious uses Bathampton , Somerset, liberty Bathing palace on the Thames , project for Bathurst , Thomas Bathwick , Somerset Battalion , John Batten , Richard letter of William Battersea , Surrey Bavaria William, Duke of his

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

3, 6, at the:Globe Tavern, Liverpol, May24, at twelve; at the Kibg'ls Bench Prison. Attorney, sMrN. Woods, Liverpool. S. Sarns, Bathwick, Somersetshire, bookseller, April 16, 23, Uay 24, at eleven, at the Castle and BEll, Bath. Attorney, Mr. Miller, Bath.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

liiten-draper. Attornies, Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New-inn. J. Holenes, Portsmoutt, coal and corn-merciltat Attortney, Mr. Pownall, Staple's-inn, J. Radned.-e, Bathwick, Somersetshire, dairyman. Attornies, Messrs. \roung and Uoglies, St. 34ildred's-court, Poultry. Hl. Burgess and J. Hubbard, Milesdlane, Cannon-street, wool- staplers.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

- At Chariton, Henry Thompson, Esq., commander of the East India ship MountstuartElpltinstone," third son of Win. Thompson, Esq., of Bathwick, to Jane, only child of C. D. Wagstaff, Esq., of Blackheath. - On the 23d inst., at HurstChurch, by

British Newspapers 1600-1900

W. H. Ragg, Birmingham. draper. [Walmsley & Co. Chancery-lane. H. Worrill, Newark-upon-Trent, mercer. [Hall & Brownley, New Boswell-court J. Read, Bathwick, Somersetsh. baker. [Williams, Gray's-inn. M. Richardson, Knaresborough, money-rcrivener. [Walmsley & Co. Chancery_ lane. F-rida~y, Dec. 9. IN SOLVENT. J.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Hall; on Thursday evening, the Wideombo electors, at the Poor-house ; and on Friday, the electors of the parish of Bathwick, st Sydney Hotel. " On these occasions," says the Ballk and h'lmeltenhat( Gazette, "' Mr. Roebuck went, at great

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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11 May 1772, 11 May 1772

faid Manor of " Bathwick, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens " of Bath ; and for extending the Jurifdidion of the " faid Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, over Part of " the faid Manor of Bathwick; and for other

13 May 1772, 13 May 1772

Lands and Houfes in the faid Manor; and like- wife to enable the faid Truftees to grant certain Grounds and Springs of Water within the faid MaÃÂ¬ nor of Bathwick, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and 5 & " Citizens. cc

14 May 1772, 14 May 1772

the faid Manor of " Bathwick, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens ÃÂ* of Bath ; and for extending the Jurifdiction of the faid Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, over Part of the faid Manor of Bathwick, and for other Purpofes

3 June 1772, 3 June 1772

faid Manor of " Bathwick, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, <c of Bath ; and for extending the Jurifdiftion of the " faid Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, over Part of " the faid Manor of Bathwick; and for other

3 June 1772, 3 June 1772

Water within thfe faid Manor of Bathwick, to the Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of Bath, and for extending the Jurisdiction of the faid Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens, over Part of the faid Manor of Bathwick, and for other Purpofes therein

The History of Parliament

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HUDLESTON, John (1749-1835), of Bathwick, Som.

(1749-1835), of Bathwick, Som. Constituency Dates Bridgwater 26 June 1804 201806 Ofifces Held Writer, E.I. Co. (Madras) 1766, factor 1771, jun. merchant 1774, sen. merchant 1778; member of council, Ganjam 1776-7; resident, Tanjore 1778, Nagaur 1780-1, Tanjore 1784; military sec.

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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George Baily Tuson, 12/2/1822

Forename George Baily Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 12/2/1822 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Bathwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/Bc2 (Curates Licences 1822-8) (Bound Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802-

Edward Tippett, 15/8/1804

DETAIL Surname Tippett Forename Edward Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 15/8/1804 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bathwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, BD/D/BS/14 (Subscription Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824 Comment

Laurentius Newton, 3/8/1556

Newton Forename Laurentius Title dom. Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 3/8/1556 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Bathwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B Register 14 (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Bourne, Gilbert/Bath & Wells 1554- 1559 Comment

George Baily Tuson, 12/2/1822

DETAIL Surname Tuson Forename George Baily Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 12/2/1822 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bathwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, BD/D/BS/16 (Subscription Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824 Comment

Theophilus Williams, 28/12/1826

Forename Theophilus Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 28/12/1826 Office/Status assistant curate Clerical Status Location Bathwick// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, BD/D/BS/16 (Subscription Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Law, George Henry/Bath & Wells 1824- 1845 Comment Marginal

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Free trade in land, 1880

successors. Men will not lay out their capital for the aggrandisement even of a ducal family in this way, and I know of more than one instance in which proposals to build houses on the Bathwick estate have fallen through

The second report of the female society, for the relief of British negro slaves., 1825

, Wilts 0 13 4 Grant, Lady Kier , Bath... 10 0 Hartop, Lady, Clifton 10 0 Kent , Miss, Bathwick , Bath 10 0 Lessert, Madame De , Paris 1 0 0 Merryman, Mrs. Marlbo¬ rough 1 0 0

An analysis of the railway interest of the United Kingdom: embracing all companies registered to the 31st day of October, 1845, shewing the defects of the present system of railway management, an..., 1845

Manchester and Southampton Company. Ashbourne and Derby Junction . Avon and Severn Valley . Aylesbury and Thame Junction . B. Bathwick and Bristol , with Branches. Bedford and Cambridge Extension. Beds, Herts , and Essex Junction . Berks and Hants

Free trade in land, 1880

The Church in Madagascar: S.P.G. Mission, 1874-6., 1876

St. James 2 20 Adel , Ansty ....'. 2 00 Barnsley 7 6 Barnstaple 10 0 0 Holy Trinity Bath... Bathwick , St. John 's 23 19 0 0 0 26 16 0 15 0 0 Beaminster Bebington 30 17

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