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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Bullington

    Parishes BullingtonBULLINGTON Bulandun, Bolende (xi cent.); Bolendon, Bolyndene (xiii cent.). The parish of Bullington is bounded on the north by Tufton , on the east and south by Wonston and on the west by Barton Stacey , part of

    Houses of the Gilbertine order The priory of Bullington

    Houses of the Gilbertine order The priory of Bullington 46. THE PRIORY OF BULLINGTON The Gilbertine priory of St. Mary , Bullington , was founded as a double house between 1148 and 1154 by Simon, son of William de Kyme.

    The hundred of Wherwell Index Map to the Hundred of Wherwell

    OF WHERWELL containing the parishes of Bullington ; Goodworth Clatford ; Longparish ; Tufton or Tuckington; Wherwell with Westover The above list represents the extent of the hundred in 1831 . 1 Between 1831 and 1841 the following changes were

    Parishes Tufton or Tuckington

    The living of Tufton is a chapelry, annexed to the vicarage of Wherwell until 1852 and since that date to Bullington (q.v.). The church of the Blessed Mary of 'Tokynton' is given in the list of the possessions of Wherwell

    Houses of Benedictine nuns Abbey of Wherwell

    This grant included exemption from all earthly service, and the gift of land and houses at ' Edelingdene,' Winchester and Bullington . 11 According to the Annals of Winchester and Florence of Worcester , Emma the mother, and Edith the

  • * British History Online * *

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    Errata

    read The petition of. 239, 25 lines from bottom, for Bousfield read Busfield. 252, 15 " " for Burlington read Bullington. 344, 5 lines from top, for Ambassadors read Ambassador. 355, 4 lines from bottom, for Isle of Wight read Subscribers-only content

    Queen Elizabeth - Volume 83, November 1571, 01 November 1571-30 November 1571

    1. 1. Certificate by the constables of the Hundred of Bullington, Oxford, of the apprehension of vagrants. Nov. 1. 2. Similar certificate for the Hundred of Dorchester, same county. Nov. 1. 3. Similar certificate for the Hundred of Ploughley, same Subscribers-only content

    House of Lords Journal Volume 3, 3 May 1628, 03 May 1628-03 May 1628

    Jurati in Causa Johannis Horsley, ex parte Rogers: Thomas Langeworth , Willam Sompner , Robert Jones , Humphrey Bullington , Elizabeth Bullington . Margerey Andrewes . To make true Answer to the Lords Committees for Petitions. Rodier versus Earl of

    Queen Elizabeth - Volume 81, October 1571, 01 October 1571-31 October 1571

    to and from the Queen of Scots, by means of H. Goodere. Oct. 12. 40. Certificate of the constables of Bullington Hundred, co. Oxford, of watch and search made for rogues and vagabonds in that Hundred, but none were found Subscribers-only content

    Index, J, 01 January 1509-31 December 1514

    of Luxemburg, 1813. Jonnez . See Jones. Jorco . See York. Jordan , Joan, 2467. Jordane , John, prior of Bullington, 438 (2 m. 21). Jornesey . See Jersey. Joselyn . See Josselyn. Joseph , Charles, 3523. -, Michael, the

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    ASHHURST, William Henry (1778-1846), of Waterstock, Oxon.

    Dates Oxfordshire 12 Oct. 1815 1830 Ofifces Held Cornet, Bullington cav. vols. 1798, lt. 1806. Ofifces Held Sheriff, Oxon. 1810-11; chairman of qtr. sessions 1822-d.; pres. Oxon. Agric. Soc. 1837-d. Biography Ashhurst came of an ancient Lancashire family, the Ashhursts

    ASHHURST, William Henry (1778-1846), of Waterstock, nr. Thame, Oxon.

    Constituency Dates Oxfordshire 12 Oct. 1815 1830 Ofifces Held Cornet Bullington cav. vols. 1798, lt. 1806. Ofifces Held Sheriff, Oxon. 1810-11; chairman, q.s. 1822-d.; pres. Oxon. Agric. Soc. 1837-d. Biography Ashhurst, whose family had been settled at Waterstock since the

    WEYLAND, John (1774-1854), of Woodrising Hall, Norf.

    Constituency Dates Hindon 1830 1832 Ofifces Held Lt. Bullington, Dorchester and Thame yeoman cav. 1798, W. Mdx. militia 1803. Biography Weyland was from an ancient Norfolk family, although since the seventeenth century some of its leading members had settled in

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    3 April 1753, 3 April 1753

    of the Houfe of Lords. Bullington Fieri, Bill. Eatard to Leeds, Road Bill: The Earl of Warwick reported from the Lords Com¬ mittees to whom the Bill, intituled, " An Aft for en- " larging the Time, and continuing the Subscribers-only content

    22 July 1834, 22 July 1834

    scribed : Also, Upon reading the Petition of the Minister and Goltho cm" Inhabitants of the Parish of Goltho cum Bullington, in the BullinSton' County and Diocese of Lincoln, whose Names are there¬ unto subscribed: Also, Upon reading the Petition Subscribers-only content

    Index, 18 December 1834

    tleby; Bishops Norton with Atterby; Cherry-Willingham ; North Carlton; Eagle; Flixborough with Burton upon Stather; Fiskerton; Fillingham; Glentworth; Goltho cum Bullington; Gate Burton ; and Hemswell, 838.—West Halton; South Hykeham ; North Hykeham ; Harmston; Harpswell; Hatton; Ingham; Knaith; Lissington; Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    Broxholme, 482. Broxted, 424. Bryngwram 190' Buckden, 462. Buckland, St. Mary, 66. Budworth, Great 443. Bulcote with Burton Joice, 333. Bullington and Tufton' 473. Bullington-cum-Goltho, 482. Bulwick, 459. Bungay St' Mary, 403. Burcombe, 472. Bures Mount, 364. Burghclere 472. Buriton Subscribers-only content

    General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, Volume LXXV, A.D. 1820 - Volume XCII, A.D. 1837

    P ETITIO N S—co w/mzzeof. 733 j, petitions for Relief with respect to various Matters, &c.—(conZ7>iw<?J)—refative to— Church of England—conZmwec?. In Support thereof—cowZMiMeo". Baine, lxxxix. 482. Donyland, East, 416. Dovercourt, 353 Tinveridge, 215. Downton, 472. Drayton, East and West, Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    eldest daughter of Captain Berkeley hlsawet, R.N.. of Harley strrlet. and TFppendener, Kent. HATCHETT-WHITMORIE-April 6, J. C. Hatchett; Esq., of Bullington, Lincoln. shire, to Mary Josephine, eldest daughter of Felix Whitmore, jun., Esq., of Fulham. DOUGLAS-April 7, at Torquay, the Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    produictions of Paris, lliosmia, IlidoitO, irimingitam, mid tae 'orlerios, nay be oiblaitted at tbesr new wareltouse, No. 178 Piccadilly, opposite Bullington 110000. t,$ Genuine Freneh Colza Oil. HIUBB'S PATENT SAFES, the most Ct,9 semenlr ag~ainst Fire and Thieves. ClI~ttU13'S Fll Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Eighlt, LEAH- Miss Bateman, supported i! Messrs K Sterling, R. Phillips. Billington, Stuart, Eburne, tepbeosns Mine U-. Sinmms and Mrs Bullington. THE ARIA4 BELLE. Mesara J. L. Tonic, P. Bedford, BR Homer9 lisr Weillar and Mrs H-. Lewtis. Commence at Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Gratis and post free a list of New Voral and Piano i, lusic. Londou , Robert Cocks and Co., New Bullington ii street; and of all masicsellers and booksellers. e6 A C R R D M U S I C Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    into the very vitals of his moral nature." On his return to England, he is appointed private secretary to Lord Bullington, the Foreign Minister, by the aid of his father's influential friends, and is at once launched into fashionable society. Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    William Smythe, 6/12/1557

    CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Smythe Forename William Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 6/12/1557 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location Bullington// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/15 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Baynes, Ralph/Coventry & Lichfield 1554- 1559 Comment

    Richard Brystowe, 6/12/1557

    Brystowe Forename Richard Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 6/12/1557 Office/Status Perpetual Vicar Clerical Status Location Bullington// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/15 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Baynes, Ralph/Coventry & Lichfield 1554- 1559 Comment Patron Details PATRON

    William Moody, 12/6/1784

    Moody Forename William Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 12/6/1784 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bullington// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 A2/3 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction North, Brownlow/Winchester 1781- 1820 Comment Appointed to both

    John Fry, 17/7/1827

    TYPE Type Licensing Date 17/7/1827 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Bullington// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21 M65 A2/5 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Pretyman (-Tomline), George/Winchester 1820- 1827 Comment Stipend: £105.Licensed by Commission (no date)licensed to Wherwell, Tufton and Bullington

    Willielmus Dowse, 20/8/1725

    Cleri Detail CCEd Record ID: 60653 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Dowse Forename Willielmus Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 20/8/1725 Office/Status Curate Location Bullington// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65/B1/67 (Exhibition Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Willis, Richard/Winchester 1723- 1734 Comment

 

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