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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Hospitals St Katherine , Bedminster

    Hospitals St Katherine , Bedminster 27. THE HOSPITAL OF ST . KATHERINE, BEDMINSTER This hospital was founded by Robert de Berkeley , who died in 1219 , for a master and several brethren who should tend the sick and infirm

    Introduction

    made an abortive attempt to establish themselves in Taunton . Of hospitals the most important were those at Bath , Bedminster , Bridgwater , Wells and White Hall , Ilchester . Others, apparently unendowed lazar houses, existed at Langport ,

    Hospitals St Mark , Billeswick, called Gaunt's Hospital

    hospital of St. John the Baptist by Bristol for lepers, and the hospital of St. Katherine in the manor of Bedminster , were in the county of Somerset and the diocese of Bath and Wells. Smyth, Lives of the Berkeleys

    Woolaston Manor and other estates

    Henry Shere of Platt 's House. Edward Worgan (d. 1815) devised the estate to his son John Bannister Worgan of Bedminster (d. 1833), who left it by his will to his son Edward Powell Worgan . The latter sold it

    Zoology Molluscs and Insects

    Cary Sesia myopaeformis, Bork. Scarce in old orchards near Bristol , Bedminster ( Barton ), Brislington ( Grigg ) and near Bath (Terry) - culiciformis, L. Recorded only from Bedminster , where a single specimen was taken by Mr. Ficklin,

  • * British History Online * *

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    Cecil Papers, April 1597, 01 April 1597-30 April 1597

    the manor of Bedminster is appended. Note by T. Buckehurst, that the Queen refers the petition to the Lord Treasurer. 21 April, 1597. Note by the same that the Queen remits the tenure in capite for Bedminster and accepts a

    Errata

    I. 444, 2nd col., 7 lines from top, for Wolsley read Worsley. 268 16 " " bottom, for Bidminster read Bedminster. 272 line 21, after p. 458 add I. 112, p. 59, I. 113, p. 47. 273 line 11, for Subscribers-only content

    Treasury Books and Papers, October 1732, 03 October 1732-26 October 1732

    to Surveyor General. The letter directed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer from Thos. Trueman, Bedminster, the 11th instant, informing that the hundreds of Bedminster and Portbury have no warrants for receiving the window tax, and that when the persons

    Entry Book, August 1665, 01 August 1665-31 August 1665

    of the sea and other salt and fresh waters in or near the several hundreds of Keynsham, Chew, Hartcliffe and Bedminster, Portbury and Winterstoke, Brent, Brewton, North Petherton, Cannington, Williton and Freemanors, Carhampton, Somerton, Whitley, Wellow and Wells-Forum, in co.

    Cecil Papers, June 1598, 1-10, 01 June 1598-10 June 1598

    remainder in Bed-minster desired to be sold, with a reservation of a tenure in socage upon the same manor of Bedminster. 7 June, 1598. Holograph. Seal . p. ( 61. 61.) Mr. Hungerford to the Earl of Essex. 1598, June

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    16 March 1819, 16 March 1819

    the said Petition do lie on the Table. Upon reading the Petition of the Landholders, Bedminster i Manufacturers, Tradesmen, and Inhabitants of the Parish of Bedminster, in the County of Somerset, whose Names are thereunto subscribed ; setting forth, " Subscribers-only content

    16 April 1821, 16 April 1821

    the said Petition do lie on the Table. Cli Kil tor ton Upon reading the Petition of the Minister, Church- Bedminster: wardens, and other Inhabitants of the Parish of Bed¬ minster, in the County of Somerset, whose Names are thereunto Subscribers-only content

    Index, 3 January 1822

    89. — Mayor, &c. of Colchester, 103.—Oxford and Exe¬ ter, 110. — Stirling, 114. — Archdeaconry of Essex, 115. — Bedminster, 117. — Bristol, 120. — Archdeaconry of Sudbury (Norwich), Devon, Saint Mary Whitechapel, and Bridg¬ north, 125. — University Subscribers-only content

    2 May 1822, 2 May 1822

    Dublin Foundling Hospital Bill. Wigan Gas Light Bill. EUingham, &c. Inclo- sure Bill. Roman Catholic Claims, Petition from Bedminster against. A Message was brought from the House of Commons, by Mr. Palmer and others ; With a Bill, intituled, " Subscribers-only content

    28 April 1823, 28 April 1823

    and praying Relief: It is Ordered, That the said Petition do lie on the Table. Roman Catholic from St. james Bedminster arlaston, c. Roads ill. jrstang a'ad Bill. arborougl ers Bill. vision of unties Bill jfane earing ricultuaj tress,Peti- is Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    fe'icanwydgyda l i'r gwabr, 2p.2s. O.un a gystadlodd, ac fegafoddy e tihrwob, se Mr Thoas homa, 1, A;ictriaPlace, Victoria Road, Bedminster. I'r fenywagana oreu 1 unrhyw don genedlaethal, gwobr l. ls. Oc.; goreu 1 Ed- "Gwenfron," Miss Geuny Evans, 34, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    enillodd y gradd o B.A., yn gystal a'r anrhydedd faenaf mewn Rhesymeg. Ei ddechreuad gweinidog. aethol ydoedd yn Zion Chapel, Bedminster, Bristol, IOn. 1836, a llafuriodd yn galed yno am flynyddau. Yn y fiwyddyn 1844 dymunwyd arno mewn modd taer Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    and W. Monkmnan, Silver-street, Wnod-sitreet, ware- houssemen. . - CER-TlIC.4TFS-FxIS. 13. J. Wlhite, Craven-buildings, City-road, merchant.-. Pitt, Birmingham, factor.-J. Hale, Bedminster, So- inersetshire,j victualler.-P. Moore, Lostock Gralass, Cheshire, corn-dealer.-S. Turner, Manehester, in- keeper.-J. A. . Rowe, Paul's-court, Huggia-lane. Wood-street, liaen-draper.-G. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Mr. Harris, Bruton-street, Berkel'ey-square. William Phillips, Bristol, linendraper. Solicitors, Messrs. Jenkins and Abbot, New-inn. Saturday, April 3. BAN KRUPTS. T.Ponting Bedminster, Somerset, leather-dresser. Solicitors, MessrS -Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-street. T. Dowell and W. G. Brown, Ironmionger-lane, wool-mercbants- tor, Mr. Fisher, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Old Jewry. C. Richards. Cheltenham, dealer. [Clarke and tCo. Chancery lane. J. Cardinal, Leicester, currier. [Carter, Royal Exchange. l$. Clouter, Bedminster, corrier. [Hicks and Co. Bartlett's buildings. D. B. Woodrsard, Cheapbide, bookseller. tLowless, Hatton court, Threadneedle street. W. T. Dainton, Subscribers-only content

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    LEWES, Henry, of Cardiff.

    alias of Neath alias of Bedminster alias of Lyon’s Inn’, who appears on the pardon roll in 1554 and in the first year of Elizabeth’s reign, and who sold timber from his woods in Bedminster to one John Danyell. In

    PODMORE, John.

    parents.[footnote]It may have been in his capacity as an official of the episcopal estates that Podmore sued several persons of Bedminster for trespass in 1401, and brought legal actions for recovery of a debt of �40 against Hugh de la

    KINGSTON, Sir William (by 1476-1540), of the Blackfriars, London and Elmore and Painswick, Glos.

    by the duke’s fall. In the following year the King bestowed upon him the offices of steward and bailiff of Bedminster, Somerset, and all the duke’s possessions in Gloucestershire; of constable of Thornbury castle and master of all the hunts

    BEAUPYNE, Thomas (d.1404), of Bristol.

    Capland and lands in Buckland St. Mary may have been added at the same time. His interests also extended to Bedminster, Chilton and Washford. Several of these acquisitions lay in royal forests. In 1391 he had obtained a licence to

    DAVIS, Richard Hart (1766-1842), of Mortimer House, Clifton, Glos. and 38 Conduit Street, Mdx.

    supported the small notes bill as "the currency was not abundant", 2 July. He presented anti-Catholic petitions from Bristol and Bedminster, 22, 24 Apr., and voted against removing Catholic peers" disabilities, 30 Apr. 1822.[footnote] That August he wrote to Liverpool

  • * John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online *

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    Book 4, page 533 (1563)

    or some that entended to prynt such bookes.Item that he fled away in a lay mans apparell from Oxforde to Bedminster, when he shoulde haue bene atached for heresy.For theyse articles and such lyke he was abiured before Cuthbert byshop

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Fountain Elwin, 19/8/1818

    Forename Fountain Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 19/8/1818 Office/Status lecturer or preacher Clerical Status Location Bedminster// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 33 (Beadon Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824

    John Mitchell, 24/3/1816

    Forename John Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 24/3/1816 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Bedminster// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/Bc1 (Curates licences1813-17) (Bound Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824

    John Simon Jenkinson, 7/4/1828

    John Simon Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 7/4/1828 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Bedminster// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/Bc2 (Curates Licences 1822-8) (Bound Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Law, George Henry/Bath & Wells

    William Seaton, 3/12/1835

    Seaton Forename William Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 3/12/1835 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Bedminster// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/Bc3 (Curates' Licences 1829-37) (Bound Curates' Licences) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Law, George Henry/Bath & Wells

    Fountain Elwin, 15/2/1812

    Forename Fountain Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 15/2/1812 Office/Status lecturer or preacher Clerical Status Location Bedminster// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 33 (Beadon Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Beadon, Richard/Bath & Wells 1802- 1824

  • * The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Online, 1674-1913 *

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    Ordinary's Account, 05/08/1754

    , of its cloaths. 1. Joseph Mills was about 40 years of age, and was born at Pinney , near Bedminster , in Dorsetshire . He was of a good family, and was brought up handsomely, with a pretty tolerable

 

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