skip to the main content area of this page

Search results

You searched for: Place: Branthwaite

Found 681 matches across 7 resources.

  • * Victoria County History *

    6 results from this resource, ordered by relevance. View more View all

    Parishes Stoke Poges

    to raise money, he obtained licence to alienate it to Richard Branthwaite and his heirs, 139 who in 1594 conveyed it to Thomas Spencer and other trustees. 140 Branthwaite died in the same year, 141 and his widow Margaret married

    Parishes Kimpton

    VIII , xix (1), 644. Pat. 31 Eliz. pt. xi, m. 27. Ibid. Branthwayte and Spencer were connected by marriage; Branthwaite 's daughter Margaret married Spencer's nephew Thomas. See G.E.C. Baronetage , i, 69; ii, 10. Chan. Inq. p.m. (Ser.

    St. Edmund Hall ST. EDMUND HALL

    undergraduates. 176 On the resignation of Barrow in 1861 , 177 the principalship was again filled by a HighChurchman, John Branthwaite , sometime fellow of Queen's and headmaster of Lancing . 178 When in 1862 Liddon took up residence again

    Parishes Shepreth

    husbands, Elizabeth and Berney Branthwaite , LL .D. (d. 1730), 52 and Susan and John Eyre . 53 Hale Wortham , grandson of Joseph Wortham , a grocer of Buntingford ( Herts .), 54 married Branthwaite 's granddaughter and by

    Index

    , W. C., 57 Branche , John, 73, 183 Brandeston (Norf.), 202 Brandon , Willelmus, 89 Brangwyn , Frank, 340 Branthwaite , John, 333, 335 Brantingham , Thomas, Bp. of Exeter , 72 Brasenose College , 18, 20, 47, 51,

  • * The History of Parliament *

    3 results from this resource, ordered by relevance. View more View all

    JONES SKELTON, Arnoldus (c.1750-93), of Branthwaite, Cumb.

    Arnoldus (c.1750-93), of Branthwaite, Cumb. Constituency Dates Eye 1780 Mar. 1782 Ofifces Held Ensign 3 Ft. Gds. 1772, lt. and capt. 1776; ret. 1779. Biography Returned by his brother-in-law, Lord Cornwallis, Skelton supported Administration in all five divisions of February-March

    MORE, Thomas II (c.1395-1461), of Cumcatch, Cumb.

    MORE, Thomas II (c.1395-1461), of Cumcatch, Cumb. Constituency Dates Cumberland 1420 Cumberland 1429 Cumberland 1450 Cumberland 1455 Ofifces Held Sheriff, Cumb. 10 Feb.-5 Nov. 1430, 4 Nov. 1443-6 Nov. 1444, 9 Nov. 1447-8, 8 Nov. 1452-Mich. 1453. Ofifces Held

    CURWEN, Christopher (d.1450), of Workington, Cumb.

    October, as he was then present among the witnesses to the baptism of (Sir) John Skelton’s grandson and namesake at Branthwaite in Cumberland, but he must have gone back to the theatre of war for at least a short while

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

    1 result from this resource, ordered by relevance. View more View all

    CP.I.1501

    Place(s): Harrington (Harrington) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: JohnWinder [Winder] Role: witness Details: male; 68; Yeoman Location: Dean (Cumberland) Place(s): Branthwaite(Branthwaite) : undefined Participant: StephenCragg [Cragg] Role: witness Details: male; 52 Employment: Maltster Location: Camerton (Cumberland) Place(s): Seaton (Seaton) :

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

    563 results from this resource, ordered by date. View more View all

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    and S. Losh, Manchester and Carlisle, calico printers-Novem her 11, H. Hughes, Liverpool, timber merchant-November 11. W. iorrowdale, Scenery hill, Branthwaite, Cumberland, paper manuifacturer-Novemnber 11, J. Charlwood, Birminghanm, hop owqibaut-Novernber 11, J. Harrison, Birmingham, auctioneer -Noseihber 11, R. Heardmnan, Manchester, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    ACCIDENT TO A WOULD-EE RAREY.-An inquest was held on Saturday at Calver hall, Branthwaite, on view of the body of William Garnett of Calver, when a verdict of "A Accidental death" was returned. The deceased had been to Cockermouth horse Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Webb. Dean Peel Scholarship prizes : C. PH Davies, [highly commended. Greek Testament: Webb i., Conacher, equal. English essay: Dimont, Branthwaite. Latin composition: Davies i, Conacher. Form prizes: VL, Webb i., Conacher; V., Faram i., Bolland i., Chamberlain i. ; Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    those oni the platform being the Rev. 31r. Burrows (Waloall), Riev. S. Carter, Mr. J. P. Hopps, Messrs. Carter, Pritchard, Branthwaite, Bragg, Hodges, Mclienzie, J. W1 illiams, H. Christian, J. umpphrey, F. D. Johnson, &c. Dr. Whittell, vice-president of the Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    must hare suffered aeverely.-Sunderfond Tiernuf. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A WOUuNDnE RAavr.-An inquest was held on Saturday last, at Calver Hall, Branthwaite, on view of the body of William Garnett, of Calver, when a verdict of " Accidental death" was returned. Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

    58 results from this resource, ordered by date. View more View all

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LVI, A.D. 1801 - Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820

    do not insist on their Amend- ment, 844. R. A. 848. —— Brandon Parva. See supra, 28, (Brand, LiffZe.) —— Branthwaite. See infra, 52, (Dean.) —-— Brassington, otherwise Brasson (Derby) ; lviii. 167. Presented, 297. Petitions against, 327, 333, 383. Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LVI, A.D. 1801 - Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820

    398. r. r. 541. ——— Dawlish. See infra, 143, (Teignfnouf/i, Easf.) 52. Dean (Lancashire) ; ixvm. 73. JVof presented.——Dean and Branthwaite (Cumberland); lxiv. 21. Bill presented, 133. r. A. 256. ——— Deanhead. See infra, 98, (longaiood.) —-— Deddington (Oxon) ; Subscribers-only content

    19 May 1702, 19 May 1702

    Wilks Mr. WilliamWaUis, Samuel Corbelt, and Peter Ellen Mr. Wm. Wallis, Mr. James Moyer - Mr. JFm. IFallis, Mr. Wm. Branthwaite - Mr. Wm. Faicnes Major JFhithcad - - Mr. John Wilks, and Mr. John Paitie Mr. John Acton ----__ Subscribers-only content

    1 February 1809, 1 February 1809

    bring it in. A Petition of several Owners of Messuages, Lands, Deanindo- and Tenements, in the Manors of Dean and Branthwaite, sure petltl0IU ¦ in the Parish of Dean, in the County of Cumberland, was presented, and read), setting forth, Subscribers-only content

    Index, 5 December 1809

    and Bill paffed, 1 JUNE. By the Lords, with Amend¬ ments, 12. Confidered, and agreed to, 13. Royal Affent, 15. Branthwaite Inclofure. Vide Dean. Bray Lands; Petition for a Bill to inclofe; Bill ordered, 22 Feb. Prefented, and read, 27 Subscribers-only content

 

Document Type

Date

Availability

Workspace options

Save this search to your workspace

Save checked results (you can make connections from your workspace)

Save and connect checked results to an existing connection

Don't have an account?

Register now to set up your own personal workspace

Bookmarking options

  •  

Download options

Click the checkbox next to each item

Donations

As a not-for-profit service, we welcome donations from our users.