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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Houses of Cistercian monks Kirkstall

    mismanagement, for he was afterwards elected Abbot of Fountains, but Kirkstall became impoverished in his time. The important grange of Micklethwaite was alienated, and the monks seem to have blamed him for that loss, for which he was not responsible,

    List of maps

    turret c . 1846. 19 The church's restoration in 1883 was carried out to the designs of Somers Clarke and Micklethwaite . The nave was lengthened by 23 ft., various minor alterations were carried out, including the removal of a

    The parish of Whalley Index Map of Whalley Parish .

    4), vi, 525. J. T. Micklethwaite (Report 1891), whose conclusions are here followed. Canon Atkinson 's notes to Glynne's Churches of Lancs . (Chet. Soc.), 78. Micklethwaite , Report. Glynne, Churches of Lancs . 77. Micklethwaite , Report. Taylor-Taswell ,

    Middle division Ganstead

    and dues of Ganstead were bought by Joseph Micklethwaite in 1681 . 41 He sold those of Turmer Hall in 1682 , and they were evidently later merged in that estate. 42 Micklethwaite 's title to the rest of the

    Burwell Manors and other estates

    estates, including 'Bullinghams', mostly to his friend Thomas Micklethwaite , 83 lord in 1715 (d. s.p . 1718). Thomas in turn left his lands to his brother Joseph, created in 1727 viscount Micklethwaite (d. s.p . 1734). Joseph devised all

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

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    CP.G.1174

    John Hodgson [Hodgesonne; Hodgsonne] Role: defendant Details: male Participant: Christopher Wilson [Wilsonne] Role: witness Details: male Location: Thursby (Cumberland) Place(s): Micklethwaite (Mucklethwaite) : hamlet Thursby (Cumberland) Thursby (Thuresbie) : ecclesiastical parish Carlisle (Carliolen) : undefined Participant: John Pearson [Peresonne] Role:

    CONS.CP.1848/3

    Burr [Burr] Role: plaintiff Details: male; Gentleman Employment: Solicitor Location: Keighley (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Keighley (Keighley) : undefined Bingley (YorkshireWestRiding) Micklethwaite(Micklethwaite) : undefined Former residenceBingley (Bingley) : undefined Former residence Participant: Ruth Matilda Burr [Burr] Alternate name: Ruth Matilda Wilkinson

    CP.G.1171

    Ward) : ecclesiastical parish Carlisle (Carliolen) : diocese Participant: Christopher Wilson [Wilsonne] Role: witness Details: male; 58; husbandman Location: Micklethwaite(Micklethwaite) : undefined Cannot identify Place(s): Thursby (Cumberland) Thursby (Thuresbie) : ecclesiastical parish Carlisle (Carliolen) : diocese Participant: John Pearson

    CP.G.1172

    (Carliolen) : city Carlisle (Carliolen) : diocese Participant: Christopher Wilson [Wilson; Wilsonne] Role: witness Details: male; 58; husbandman Location: Micklethwaite(Micklethwaite) : undefined Cannot identify Place(s): Thursby (Cumberland) Thursby (Thiresbye) : ecclesiastical parish Carlisle (Carliolen) : diocese Participant: John Pearson

    CP.H.767

    Selby (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Selby (Selbie) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Snaith (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Balne (Balme) : undefined Location: Collingham (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Micklethwaite (Micklewhaite) : undefined Location: Yorkshire Place(s): Huby (Hubie) : undefined Cannot identify which is meant. Location: Riccall (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s):

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    OYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT O~~~~ARDENf. Under the Management of Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr W. Harrison. WILL OPEN for the SEASON on MONDAY, Ostober the 3rd, with, for the first time on the English stage, Meyerbeer's highly popular Opeuan Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Prof. Messmer at the Congress of Constance. September 13th, 1873. Printed for the Anglo-Continental Society. (Svo, pp. 14, 6d.) Rivingtons. Micklethwaite, J. T.-Modern Parish Churches: their Plan, Design, and Furniture. (Crown Svo, pp. xii. 343, 7s. 6d.) R. S. Ring. Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    used a public-house in the neighboarhood. On I the Monday previous to the . trial I received a letter from Micklethwaite and Co. to meet two clerks to go to Guild- ford. I had bad a subpna and flive shillings Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    THE HEALTH OF THE CITY. DR. HILL'S ANNUAL REPORT. a The report of Dr. Alfred Hill, medical officer of hea~lth, d for the year ended April, 1889, has just been published n by the Health Committee. The report indicates Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    appointed :-Sir Watkin Wynn, lHon. Spencer Wal. pole, Hon. G. B.' Ponson y: Captain Bnl'keley, Messrsa Baker, lamilton, auming, Itlehell, Micklethwaite, Miles, OgilvyPotter, Wood, Venables, Wankly, Whetham, John Wllisin, an& Thomas Williams. An opposition list, how- ever, was proposed by' Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    20 February 1719, 20 February 1720

    6 Geo. I. 10 Feh I i/sit/i, I frlr 3 273 nee. Pebtors petition. eath la. »we, it. Leave of Absence. distinguishing the Countries, with the Amount of the Du¬ ties in each Year, respectively. And then he withdrew. Subscribers-only content

    6 April 1725, 6 April 1725

    Lawson, Mr. Pacey, Mr. Barnard, Sir Edmund Bacon, Mr. Chehoynd, Mr. Morton, Mr. Carhvright, Mr. Kelsall, Sir Nicholas Williams, Ix»rd Micklethwaite, Mr. Bankes, Sir Tho. Hales, Mr. Treby, Mr. Bond, Mr. Furnese, Mr. Sandys, Mr. Earl, Mr. Barrell, Sir Win. Subscribers-only content

    11 April 1816, 11 April 1816

    - William Wyndham, Colonel. Thomas Norton, Colonel. Hon. Edward Montague, afterwards Brig. Gen. George Wade, General. John Hill, Lieutenant-General. Thomas Micklethwaite Charles Wills, afterwards General. The Honourable George Cranfield Berkley Captain in the Navy. Matthew Aylmer - - - Sir Subscribers-only content

    Appendix, 25 November 1823

    Medlycott, James, Esq. - Methuen, Bight hon. Paul Mews, Sir Peter Meyrick, Owen, Esq. Meyrill, John, Esq. - Micklethwaite, Thomas, Esq. Micklethwaite, Joseph, Esq, Middleton, John, Esq. Molesworth, Robert, Esq. Monro, Captain Robert Montague, James, Esq. Montague, Hon. George - Subscribers-only content

    8 February 1826, 8 February 1826

    powers were given to make and maintain three several diversions from and out of such Roads, one com¬ mencing at Micklethwaite, in the township and parish of Collingham, and terminating opposite to a public house in the same parish, called Subscribers-only content

 

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