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Victoria County History

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Parishes Cleeve Prior

Parishes Cleeve Prior CLEEVE PRIOR Clyve (xi cent.); Clive Prioris (xiii cent.); Priors Cleve (xvi cent.). ' Clive surnamed Prior, seated in the fruytful Vale of Evesham and the large spredinge medows of the ryver Avon , runneth out as

Chancellors of the University of Oxford

1293 Nov.- 1295 . Roger de Martivall. 1295 Feb.- 1297 . Roger de Wesenham. 1297 Nov.- 1300 . Richard de Clive . 1300 May-1302 . James de Cobham . 1302 Nov.- 1304 . Walter de Wetheringsete. 1304 Jan.- 1306 .

Colleges of secular canons Shrewsbury

living there c . 1600, 115 may have been responsible for building a timber-framed range (later the north wing of Clive House ) in Priests Lane. No radical alterations, however, appear to have taken place until after 1752 when the

Tunstall TUNSTALL c. 1960

with John Henry Clive . After the Admiral's death in 1813 Clive managed both estate and works on behalf of the heir, Smith Child , probably until c . 1824. 581 The products of Child and Clive included good quality

Parishes Empingham Mowbray . Gules a lion argent . Normanville. Gules a fesse cotised argent . Basing. Azure a millrind cross or with a baston gules over all . Mackworth . Party indented sable and ermine a cheveron gules fretty or . Heathcote . Ermine three roundels vert each charged with a cross or .

had been released and his lands restored. 32 In 1221 the king gave him six oaks from the Forest of Clive for beams to be used in building his hall at Empingham . 33 He was constable of Stamford in

The History of Parliament

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CLIVE, Robert (1725-74), of Styche Hall, nr. Market Drayton, Salop; subsequently of Walcot Park, Salop; Claremont, Surr.; and Oakley Park, Salop

Walsh, Luke Scrafton, his father Richard Clive, his cousin George Clive, his brother-in-law Edmund Maskelyne, and after 1764 his secretary Henry Strachey, helped him in managing his affairs; his father, his cousin Sir Edward Clive, William Belchier, and William Smyth

CLIVE, Ralph (c.1520-82), of Walford, Salop.

CLIVE, Ralph (c.1520-82), of Walford, Salop. Constituency Dates West Looe Oct. 1553 Biography Little has come to light on the 16th-century members of the Shropshire family of Clive, so famous two centuries later. Ralph Clive’s mother came from one of

WALSH, John (1726-95), of Warfield, Berks.

to the Madras troops, but throughout the Bengal campaign he acted as secretary to Clive, establishing an intimate connexion which lasted till the death of Clive (who appointed Walsh a trustee under his will). In 1759 Walsh returned to England,

CARNAC, John (?1720-1800), of Cams Hall, nr. Fareham, Hants.

1760 when he took up the command of the army at Patna he referred to Clive as ‘the person to whom I owe everything’[footnote] and Clive after his return to England continued to support his cause. Carnac conducted two successful

CLIVE (afterwards HERBERT), Edward, Visct. Clive (1785-1848).

CLIVE (afterwards HERBERT), Edward, Visct. Clive (1785-1848). Constituency Dates Ludlow 1806 16 May 1839 Ofifces Held Maj. commdt. Ludlow yeomanry 1807-28; lt.-col. commdt. R.E. Mont. militia 1808, 1846, S. Salop yeomanry 1828-d. Ofifces Held Ld. lt. Mont. 1830-d. Biography

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

0 Henadur Lawrence ... 6950' ' 0' 0 R.maftin, ' ...' 5837, 0 0 W.MOrSOn B ....5748 0 0 MIlwriad Clive, C'' ... -. 525q< 0. .0 L. GMyn? ' ...- 345 - 0 0 : : CLEsFcrAiLD (2.),.. W.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

ea dwyn i oleuni gan lenorion Germanaidd a Seienig; yn India, a ogoneddwyd a4 ardderohmwg. rwyd I atnbees gan enwau Clive a Hastings, ae a gyse.- zwyd A disgleirdeb mwy pur a thyner gan wleidyddwyr fel Bentinock, milwyr fel Havelock,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

gyfres, a daw allan yn Chwefror. Ymihlith hyw- y cyfrolau fydd vn dilyn, bydd 'Henry V.,' dra 'Warwick, the King-Maker,' 'Clive,' ' Wel- rifen lington,' ' Livingstone.' Dygir y gyfres Syr allan mewn ffurf boblogaidd, Beibl, Mewn arwerthiant, rai dyddiau

British Newspapers 1600-1900

were appointed to take the voice o The church at Y'nysyhwl, in the election of a pastor. te church at Clive Road was permitted to make alter- ations to the Mission Room, in accordance with plans prepared by the Forward

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Head Office, 56, Old Bailey, London, E. C.-Yours very truly, R. BtTRGES, (HEon. Organizirg See, for JVoles), Trevecca House, 55, Clive Stre et, Nov. 1st, 1894. Cardiff. "BEDYDD BABANOD" A'R C'YFUNDEB METHODISTAIDD. At OlYqydd y Goleqedad Syr,-Dywel y Parch. Hughl

British History Online

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Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693-1694, City of London, Tower Ward, Seething Lane Precinct, Black Dog Court

- (Madam) 5.20 26.00 1.20 100.00 Dale , William 6.00 30.00 1.20 100.00 Blake , John 6.00 30.00 4.80 400.00 Clive , Edward 6.00 30.00 1.20 100.00 Corbett , William 4.80 24.00 1.20 100.00 King , John 8.00 40.00 1.20

House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 6 September 1649, 06 September 1649-06 September 1649

to state the Business; and report their Opinions to this House. Proceedings concerning Clive, & c. Colonel Jones reports from the Council of State, Examinations touching Mr. Clive , and others. Resolved , & c. That it be referred to

House of Lords Journal Volume 2, 4 June 1614, 04 June 1614-04 June 1614

the Lords, ordered to be entered in the Journal Book of this House. Lords Morley and Evre's Privilege. Littletor and Clive arrested. This Day Edward Taylor , a Constable, dwelling at Clerkenwell , and William Budd , Keeper of Newgate

House of Lords Journal Volume 7, 4 April 1645, 04 April 1645-04 April 1645

"Ro. Clive. "Tho. Hunt. "Leigh Owen. Letter from Prince Rupert's Secretary, with Reasons for it. For Mr. Sam. Moore , Mr. Mackworth , Mr. Leigh Owen , Mr. Andrew Lloyd , Mr. Rob't Charlton , and Mr. Ro. Clive .

May 1649, An Additional Act of Commissioners for the Assessment of the Ninety Thousand pounds per Mensem., 14 May 1649-14 May 1649

Aston of Ludlow; Morris Overton, John Broom Gent. Edward Whitchcot John Wettenhal, William Crown, William Jucks, Charles Bennyon, Lieu: Col: Clive, Esqrs; Mr. Langley, Mr. Huxley of the Franchise of Wenloke, Mr. Thomas Hayes of Shrewsbury, Mr. Daniel Bennyon of

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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15 February 1727, 15 February 1728

Thomas Bayly may enter into a Recognizance for the faid Appellants, as de- fired. Clive to enter ÃÂ The like Motion and Order for Edward Clive Gen~ zaiTcefor'fhe" tleman to enter into a Recognizance for the Merchants Merchants of of

28 July 1746, 28 July 1746

John " Willes, Sir Martin Wright, Sir James Reynolds, Sir " Thomas Abney, Sir Thomas Burnett, Charles Clarke, " Edzvard Clive, and Sir Thomas Deveil, and others, in " the fame Letters Patent named and appointed, fliould " be One),

28 July 1746, 28 July 1746

of Common Pleas, Charles Clarke " Efquire One other of the Barons of the faid Court " of Exchequer, Edward Clive Efquire One other of " the Barons of the iaid Court of Exchequer, Sir ** Thomas Deveil Knight, and

8 February 1750, 8 February 1751

his now " Wife ; and to enable him to marry again ; and for " other Purpofes therein mentioned." Clive and Mr. Juftice Gundrey; with the ufual DirecÃÂ¬ tions, according to the Standing Order. Hamilton to enter ir to

21 February 1753, 21 February 1753

faid Petition be, and is hereby, referred to the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer and Mr. Juftice Clive; who are forthwith to fummon all Parties concerned in the Bill; and, after hearing them, are to report to

19th Century British Pamphlets

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A list of the majority and minority, on the passing of the English Reform Bill, in the House of Commons, at five o' clock in the morning of the 22nd of September, 1831., 1831

Lord H. „.„;,. Churchill , Ld. Chas S. New Woodstock Clinton, Clinton J. F. Aldborough . Clive , Viscount Clive , Hon. R. H. Clive , Henry Cockburn , Sir G„ w.... Constable, SirT. A. C, Bt. Hedon . Courtenay

A correct list of the knights, citizens, and burgesses elected to serve in the Parliament ... 1802: ... with the addresses of C. J. Fox, Mr. Bak er, Mr. Coke, Sir Jacob Astley, and Sir Francis Bu..., 1802

County . Bligb, T. Meath County Beft, IV. B. Petersfeld Benyon, R. Pontefracl Courtenay , John, Appleby Clive ,W. Bifhop ' s Cattle Clive , Hon. R. Ludlow CurwcnJ. CCarllflc Cheiler, Charles, Caftle Rifing Cholmondeley, T. Chefhire Curzon, Hon. R.

The Gladstone rule: a retrospective commentary, 1885

quick in each bazaar, From Kolapore to Candahar, From Hooghly Ghat to Agra ' s Taj, Self-slain at last the English Raj; They shrink they flee they ' re half alive- Are these the men that fought with Clive ?

Speech...in the House of Commons,...1808, in the debate on the Carnatic question., 1808

guilt, ought not to have suffered for it. Sir, I am sure no person could feel more sincerely than lord Clive for the necessity which called upon him to act against Ally Hussein ; and the whole of the proceedings

Speech...in the House of Commons,...1808, in the debate on the Carnatic question., 1808

and humanely that noble lord endeavoured to preserve to Ally Hussein a situa¬ tion of affluence and dignity. But lord Clive was not at liberty to intrust the rights arid security of the company in the Carnatic to those very

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

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CP.H.3339

Vernon (Minshall, Winshall) : township Minshull Vernon (Vernall, Vernon) : township Location: Middlewich (Cheshire) Place(s): Weaver (Weever) : township Clive(Clive) : township Sutton (Sutton) : township Croxton (Croxton) : township Mooresbarrow with Parme (Mosebrough, Moseburrough) : township Mooresbarrow with

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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Edmund Cranmer, 25/10/1555

CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Cranmer Forename Edmund Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Deprivation Date 25/10/1555 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Clive// OTHER INFORMATION Source 'Canterbury Sede Vacante' (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Sede Vacante)/Canterbury Province 0- 0 Comment

Hugh Weston, 25/10/1555

Forename Hugh Title Priest Qualification DD University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 25/10/1555 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Clive// OTHER INFORMATION Source 'Canterbury Sede Vacante' (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction (Sede Vacante)/Canterbury Province 0- 0 Comment Patron Details

Matthew Davies, 24/8/1814

Davies Forename Matthew Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 24/8/1814 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Clive// OTHER INFORMATION Source LRO, B/A/1/28 (Cornwallis Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Cornwallis, James/Coventry & Lichfield 1781- 1824 Comment

William Griffyth, 6/11/1692

CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Griffyth Forename William Title clerk Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 6/11/1692 Office/Status Curate Location Clive// OTHER INFORMATION Source SA, P257/W/1/1 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction crown/Coventry & Lichfield 0- 0 Comment cited to exhibit licence; did not appear.

Thomas Anker, 7/11/1690

DETAIL Surname Anker Forename Thomas Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 7/11/1690 Office/Status Curate Location Clive// OTHER INFORMATION Source SA, P257/W/1/1 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction crown/Coventry & Lichfield 0- 0 Comment summoned to exhibit letters of orders; did not appear

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