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  • * The History of Parliament *

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    BLUNDELL, Sir Montague, 4th Bt. (1689-1756).

    BLUNDELL, Sir Montague, 4th Bt. (1689-1756). Constituency Dates Haslemere 1715 1722 Biography Returned as a Whig for Haslemere after a contest in 1715, Blundell voted with the Government except on the peerage bill. In March 1720 he was credited with

    Haslemere

    Haslemere Borough Background Information Right of Election: in resident freeholders Estimated number qualified to vote: 130 in 1831 CHARLES LONG 6 Mar. 1820 ROBERT WARD 6 Mar. 1820 GEORGE LOWTHER THOMPSON vice Ward, appointed to office 15 Apr. 1823

    Haslemere

    Haslemere Borough Background Information CHRISTOPHER RITHE 2 Nov. 1584 MARLYON RITHE 2 Nov. 1584 WILLIAM MORGAN III 1586 WILLIAM CAMPION 1586 HUGH HARE 1588/9 JOHN HASELRIGGE 1588/9 ADRIAN STOUGHTON 1593 NICHOLAS SAUNDERS II 1593 FRANCIS AUNGIER 15 Sept. 1597

    Haslemere

    Haslemere Borough Background Information Right of Election: in the inhabitant freeholders JOHN WESTBROOKE 19 Apr. 1660 RICHARD WEST 19 Apr. 1660 Roger Heath 19 Apr. 1660 James Gresham 19 Apr. 1660 JAMES GRESHAM 27 Mar. 1661 CHALONER CHUTE 27

    Haslemere

    Haslemere Borough Background Information Right of Election: in the freeholders SIR NICHOLAS CAREW 1 Feb. 1715 SIR MONTAGUE BLUNDELL 1 Feb. 1715 John Walter 1 Feb. 1715 George Vernon 1 Feb. 1715 JAMES OGLETHORPE 26 Mar. 1722 PETER BURRELL

  • * Victoria County History *

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    Parishes Haslemere

    Parishes HaslemereHASLEMERE Hasulmore (xiv cent.); Haselmere (xvi cent.). Haslemere is a market town and a small parish 9 miles south-west of Godalming , of irregular form about 2 miles in breadth at the south end, and nearly 2 miles

    The hundred of Godalming Introduction and map

    OF GODALMING CONTAINING THE PARISHES OF ARTINGTON 1 HAMBLEDON PUTTENHAM CHIDDINGFOLD HASLEMERE THURSLEY COMPTON PEPER HAROW WITLEY GODALMING The history of the hundred is generally coincident with that of the manor. The earliest definite reference to the hundred is the

    Fernhurst Parish Church of St Margaret Fernhurst

    and north-west on either side of Linchmere , the eastern of the two reaching the Surrey boundary just south of Haslemere and the western the Hampshire boundary below Bramshott . It was bounded by Hampshire also on the east, as

    Great Stanmore Church

    37 No trace survives, apart from the tomb of Baptist Willoughby , rector 1563-1610 , later in the garden of Haslemere (no. 44 Old Church Lane ), and the Burnell monument in the modern parish church. 38 In 1632 William

    Parishes Headley

    Common , but there are signs that it will soon become as popular for a residential neighbourhood as Hindhead or Haslemere . Many roads are already marked out and many villas already built. Grayshott is a district which is fast

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    cynes S gan y Parch. M. J. Mills, ysgrifenydd Pwyllgor il Sirol y Genbadaeth Dramar. Ar gynygiad Captain g Davies, Haslemere, Llandrindod Wells, ail ethol- ., wyd Mr. Mills i'r swydd am dair b]ynedd, a diolch. s wryd iddo am Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Parch. W.E H. Thomas, Kri. D. Davies, Thos. Morgan, a Jshn Howells. Derbyniwyd Ilythyr iddiwrth em hanwyl frawd Captain Davies, Haslemere, ,Llandrindod WellsByn datgan ei deimlad'u galarus Yn I wyneb marIolseth ei anwyl - ferch. Siaradoadd g Parchn. Moses Williams, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    of the poli- tical miseries among us. Lord LoNsDALE, it appears, had conveved a certain property to a man at Haslemere to enabled him to vote for a parliamentary Member of his Lordship's nomination. These votes are called faggot- 2'0tf Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    arms, was booked for the box'of the Salisbury Fly forBasiug- stoke, where it was to effect a junction with the Haslemere army, 60 strong! (deserters and decrepid. excepted) and headed by Lord LONSDALE in person. Such movements as these may Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Hindon, East Looe, Corfe Castle, Great Bedwin, Yarmouth, Queenborough, Castle Rising, East Grin- stead, Highami Ferrers, Wendover, Weobly, Winchelsea, Tregony, Haslemere, Saltash, Orford, Callington, Newton (Lancashire), flchlester, Boroughbridge (Yorkshire), Stockbridge, New Romney, Hedon, Plymp- ton, Seaford, Heytesbury, Steyning, Whitchurch, Wootton Subscribers-only content

  • * Lane's Masonic Records *

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    Clocktower from Haslemere Lodge

    from Haslemere Lodge (7711) Lodge Details Named in: 2001 SN notes: Date of Warrant or Constitution: 1960 Warrant of Constitution: 27th April 1960. Consecrated 18th June 1960 Date of Royal Medal: Date of Freemasons Medal: Earlier Lodge Name (1): Haslemere

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    19 February 1829, 19 February 1829

    the said Petition do lie on the Table. Haslemere' Upon reading the Petition of the Inhabitants of the Borough of Haslemere and its Vicinity, in the County of Surrey, whose Names are thereunto subscribed ; praying their Lordships, " That Subscribers-only content

    Index, 10 December 1829

    and Stockland and Dalwood, 54. — Brongwyn ; Scarva, &c.; Llanllwchaiarn New Quay ; Tipton; Llanrhystid, &c.; Aberystwyth ; Bridell; Haslemere; Gosport; Monxton ; Burton-upon-Trent; Bishop, &c. of Dromore ; Archdeaconry of Barnstaple; Pehembury; and AnnadufF, 55. — Drum- shanbo; Subscribers-only content

    8 March 1831, 8 March 1831

    and widening the Road from a Place near " the Village of Milford, in the County of Surrey, " through Haslemere to the Forty-third Mile Stone at " Carpenter's Heath, and from thence to a Bridge near " the Blue Subscribers-only content

    10 March 1831, 10 March 1831

    Village of Milford, in the County Writs of'Error, have not been delivered, pursuant to the " of Surrey, through Haslemere, to the Forty-third Mile Poor Settle¬ ment Bill. Mutiny Bill. Winchester Road Bill. Cleeve & Evesham Road Bill. Standing Orders Subscribers-only content

    16 March 1831, 16 March 1831

    ^.1831. 1 G Haslemere Road Bill. Simson & Parrott v. Jones & Innes. depending in this House in Matters of Appeals and Writs of Error, have not been delivered, pursuant to the Standing Orders of this House. The Earl of Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Charles John Paterson, 27/3/1827

    Charles John Title clerk Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 27/3/1827 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status Location Haslemere// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21 M65 A2/5 (Act Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Pretyman (-Tomline), George/Winchester 1820- 1827 Comment Stipend:

    John Chapman, 20/1/1828

    John Title clerk Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 20/1/1828 Office/Status Stipendiary Curate Clerical Status Location Haslemere// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21 M65 E6/1 (Curates Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sumner, Charles Richard/Winchester 1827- 1869 Comment Stipend:

    Henry Terrell, 9/5/1567

    CCEd Record ID: 157548 Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Terrell Forename Henry Title Qualification EVENT TYPE Date 9/5/1567 Office/Status Curate Location Haslemere// OTHER INFORMATION Source HRO, 21M65 B1/9 (Liber Cleri) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Horne, Robert/Winchester 1561- 1580 Comment no'

    Henry Ayling, 27/3/1820

    Appointment Evidence Record CCEd Record ID: 278682 Linked to person: Ayling, Henry 1820-1824 Vacancy Data Close Window Evidence CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Ayling Forename Henry Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Licensing Date 27/3/1820 Office/Status Curate Clerical Status

 

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