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Victoria County History

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Townships Newton-with-Scales

William de Newton claimed dower in two-thirds of three messuages and 3 oxgangs of land in Newton against Henry de Lacy Earl of Lincoln , Maud daughter and heir of John son and heir of William de Newton and wife

Parishes Hauxton and Newton

C.C., Newton ct. bk. v, p. 173; vi, pp. 47-51. Ibid. E.D.R., G, Newton tithe award. Ibid. C.C., Newton ct. bk. vi, pp. 47-51, 59-61; vii, pp. 41-50. C.R.O., Q/RDc 73. Church Com . files. C.U.L., E.D.R., G, Newton tithe

Parishes Newton Rosel. Argent a cheveron azure between three roses gules . Normanvill. Argent a fesse between two gimel bars gules with three fleurs de lis argent on the fesse .

Parishes NewtonNEWTON Neuuetun, Nictona (xi cent.); Neutun sub Otneberch, Neutun sub Odenebergha (xii cent.); Newton Theubrugh, Newton next Othenes bergh, Newton under Hoyphensbergh (xiii cent.); Onenesbergh, Onesbargh in Cleveland , Newton in Cleveland (xv cent.); Newton under Arnsbrough, under

Wisbech Hundred Newton Plan of St. James's Church

Wisbech Hundred NewtonNEWTONNewton is a village about 4 miles north of Wisbech , lying just west of the ' Roman Bank '. The parish, which in 1934 was increased by 551 acres from West Walton (Norf.), 1 is

Wilberfoss WILBERFOSS AND NEWTON UPON DERWENT 1755

known as Middle, Mill, and Whiteland. 15 Newton apparently had the sole use of Newton carr, but Low Catton men intercommoned in Newton moor or common and in the open fields, just as Newton men did in West moor in

British History Online

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NEWTON, -

- NEWTON - NEWTON Biography Name NEWTON Gender Male Primary occupation non-medical (Quondam pewterer) Period of medical practice 1613-1641 Other notes Accused 1623 1627 1631. BSC: George/Isack/John/Joseph (right period). Venn I.3 p.252 (John 1613, 1637, Samuel 16**). Known London address

Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693-1694, City of Westminster, St Clement Danes, Savoy Ward, Eagle Court

0.00 0.00 Perkins , Rice 4.80 24.00 0.00 0.00 Newton , John 4.80 24.00 1.20 100.00 Sheild , John 2.80 14.00 0.00 0.00 Parsons , Elinor 3.20 16.00 0.00 0.00 Newton , Richard 2.80 14.00 0.00 0.00 Sherwood , Robert

House of Commons Journal Volume 8, 28 November 1660, 28 November 1660-28 November 1660

Observation, and better preventing the Profanation, of the Lord's Day, commonly called Sunday . Newton's Estate. Ordered , That Mr. Newton 's Bill be sent to the Lords, when the next Message is sent by this House to the Lords.

House of Lords Journal Volume 1, 5 February 1512, 05 February 1512-05 February 1512

Proxy. Hodie recepta est Litera Procuratoria Richardi Frampton , Abbatis Monasterii de Melduna , alias Malmesbury , qui constituit Procuratores suos Milonem Episcopum Landaven . & Johannem Newton Abbatem Glouc . conjunctim et divisim, ad consentiendum et agendum, & c.

ESTON, Michael

Entry [Apothbiz. ] 29 Nov 1622 Entry E, an apothecary, was charged with making medicine for BLANKE 92 (qv) and NEWTON 537 (qv). E said that he had forbidden BLANKE's bills, and knew that B practised. The President (Dr Moundeford)

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

egniol nag eriood i addysgu y bobl ye yr athrawiaethau hyny sydd ye ol duwioldeb, gan gofio sylw yr hen Newton 'as bydd i ni ofalu am lenwi y loestr ye gyntaf a gwaitbh na raid i ni ddim ofni

British Newspapers 1600-1900

goruchwylion y maent yn fwyaf cyfarwydd a hwynt. Tanial Pylor yn lUerthy2. - Prydnawn dydd Gwener diweddaf, yn 11, Heol Newton, Abercanaid, cymerodd swm o bylor dain, nes chwiltriwio y ty, ond trwy drugaredd, ffi laddwyd neb. Ymddengys ddarfod i

British Newspapers 1600-1900

chiwi am."gynwys pob'iogyn di- brofia'd -'iameu gwivionedd y deddfau tragwyddol yn' byci all'anolag ydd w'edi en datguddio yd'ddiam. heuol bii Newton ac eraill,' yn ll1',i anog -i geisio eu deall ac uhiddhau':deytyhf?0 Osc na'd-'yych, n'id ;gwiw . i chwi 8eisioprofi

British Newspapers 1600-1900

i oedran anmharn nema'r arnynt. KYr oedd Alexander Fawr wedi gorchfyga y gwledydd ac yn marw yn ddeuddeg-ar-hugain oed. Cwbihaadd Newton areryw o'i ddarganfyddiadan hynotaf, a gosodo:dd y sylfaen i'r cyfan, cyn bod yn bump-ai- hbgain .oed. Oi gan mai

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Parch. Syr H. W. Baker wedi cynewidychydig arno); 408 (nid Gerhard ond Anna Dober); 422 (nid Newton yr 'Olney Hymns,' ond un Jaes ' Newton); 435 Pnid gondW.F. Lloyd) ; 447 (nid'Darby ond J. G. iDeck); 526 (nd-Lyte ond Miss

The History of Parliament

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Newton

Newton Borough Background Information Right of Election: see text Estimated number qualified to vote: 52 THOMAS LEGH 9 Mar. 1820 THOMAS CLAUGHTON 9 Mar. 1820 SIR ROBERT TOWNSEND TOWNSEND FARQUHAR, bt.� 11 Feb 1825 vice Claughton, vacated his seat

Newton

Newton Borough Background Information SIR GEORGE HOWARD 7 Jan. 1559 RICHARD CHETWODE 7 Jan. 1559 FRANCIS ALFORD 1562/3 RALPH BROWNE I 1562/3 ANTHONY MILDMAY 1571 RICHARD STONELEY 1571 JOHN GRESHAM 1572 JOHN SAVILE I 1572 ROBERT LANGTON 1584 EDWARD

Newton

Newton Borough Background Information Right of Election: in the burgage-holders RICHARD LEGH c. Apr. 1660 WILLIAM BANKS I c. Apr. 1660 RICHARD LEGH 23 Apr. 1661 JOHN VAUGHAN 23 Apr. 1661 SIR PHILIP MAINWARING vice Vaughan, chose to sit

Newton

Newton Borough Background Information Right of Election: in burgage holders SIR FRANCIS LEICESTER 7 Feb. 1715 WILLIAM SHIPPEN 7 Feb. 1715 SIR FRANCIS LEICESTER 27 Mar. 1722 WILLIAM SHIPPEN 27 Mar. 1722 LEGH MASTER 22 Aug. 1727 WILLIAM SHIPPEN

Newton

Newton Borough Background Information Right of Election: see below THOMAS PETER LEGH 21 June 1790 THOMAS BROOKE 21 June 1790 THOMAS PETER LEGH 30 May 1796 THOMAS BROOKE 30 May 1796 THOMAS LANGFORD BROOKE vice Legh, deceased 15 Sept.

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 3, Chapter 7 [St. Martins.] Aldersgate Ward. [Sanctuary there.]

was heard in the Court of Star Chamber, before the Lords, and others of the King's Counsel, and Hody and Newton , Chief Justices. Which Justices determined, that by Law, the Party ought to enjoy the Privilege of Sanctuary: And

Book 6, Chapter 2 The City of WESTMINSTER.

dilecta bono cum pace fruare: Spero mihi tecum portio pacis erit. A BROOKE by Name, the Baron Cobhams Child, A Newton was she by her Mothers Side. Cecill he r Husband this for her did build, To prove his Love

Book 6, Chapter 3 The City of WESTMINSTER.

beneficial to her Kinsfolk and Countrymen, charitable to the Poor, insomuch thay she gave to the Poor of Bacton and Newton in Herefordshire seven Score Bushels of Wheat and Rye yearly for ever, with divers Sums of Money to Westminster

Book 6, Chapter 3 The City of WESTMINSTER.

Monuments of later Date in this Church of St. Margaret's , are these that follow. In the Chancel, For Pet. Newton , Esq; who served K. James , Prince Henry , K. Charles I . and Gentleman-Usher of the Black

Appendix 1, Chapter 11 The Circuit Walk. Chelsea, Fulham.

1656 . North Ile. Thomas Larrance : Noted before. Sacred to the Memory of Sara Wife to Richard Colvile of Newton in the Ile of Ely , Esq; Daughter to Tho. Laurence of Iver , Esq; 1631 . Wonder not,

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

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CP.H.3556

Details:1 Pieces; No deposition; No libel; No sentence Outcome: Date: 28/6/1683 - 28/6/1683 People & Places Participant: Hannah Smith [Smith] Role: plaintiff Details: female Participant: Richard Fowler [Fowler] Role: defendant Details: male Location: Newton(Newton) : ecclesiastical parish Cannot identify

CP.G.1353

sentence Outcome:defendant won Date: 26/8/1564 - 26/4/1569 People & Places Participant: John Vaus [Vaux] Role: appellant Details: male Location: Newton(Newton) : ecclesiastical parish Cannot identify Place(s): Carlisle (Carliolen) : diocese Notes: For the transmitted papers from the original cause

CP.G.3209

& Places Participant: Elizabeth Clark [Clarke] Role: plaintiff Details: female; spinster Location: Welburn (Welburne) : undefined Cannot identify. Participant: Robert White [White] Role: defendant Details: male Employment: servant to Mr Thornton of Newton Location: Newton(Newton) : undefined Cannot identify

CP.G.3471

1560 People & Places Participant: George Daykin [Dakyns] Role: plaintiff Details: male Participant: Francis Thompson [Thomson] Role: defendant Details: male Location: Wintringham (YorkshireEastRiding) Place(s): Wintringham (Wyntringham) : ecclesiastical parish Newton(Newton) : undefined Also has the modern name 'Place Newton'.

TRANS.CP.1784/2

Yeoman, deceased Location: Newton Reigny (Cumberland) Place(s): Newton Reigny (Newton) : undefined Participant: JohnSorbie [Sowerby] Role: appellant Details: male; Nephew and sole executor named in the last will and testament of John Sorbie, deceased, late of Newton Reigny Participant: HannahHarrison

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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A Bill for Repealing several Subsidies and an Impost now payable on Tobacco of the British Plantations, and for Granting an Inland Duty in lieu thereof, 11 June 1727

Sir William, for NbrzfcÃÂ»?ÃÂ»ter/aÃÂ»<J. Monoux Sir Humphry, for Taw/zVÃÂ£, Dew. Morpeth Lord Vifcount, A/or^z/;, Norzfe. Moftyn Sir Roger, F/jÃÂ»(/&ÃÂ»y. N Newton Sir Michael, for GraÃÂ»z/;afÃÂ». LiÃÂ»fo/. Newland William, for Gattow, JÃÂ«rry. Noel Hon. Thomas, for RÃÂ«z/aÃÂ«ÃÂ«^i''v Noel Sir Clobery, for

The Lords Protests in the late Session of Parliament, viz. I. On the Rejecting of the Pension-Bill; II. On passing the Bill for Punishing Mutiny and Desertion &c; III. On the Misapplying of the S..., 11 June 1727

Oxcndcn Sir Gt'oi'gc 0'/' ' J Sandwich, Kent Papillon David P 3 Rumncy Kent Pawlcic Col. Cha. Armand I' || Newton, Hants pawlet Willum" P l.ymingion, Somlump. Parfons Henry P 1 || Maiden, Lflci Pearlc 'Ihomas P l || Weymouth,

The Lords Protests in the late Session of Parliament, viz. I. On the Rejecting of the Pension-Bill; II. On passing the Bill for Punishing Mutiny and Desertion &c; III. On the Misapplying of the S..., 11 June 1727

Cromarty and Nairn Manfel Hon. Bufly ÃÂ« z Cardiff, Glamorganfh. Mafter Thomas Ã¢ÂÂ¢= 5 Cirencefter, Gloucefterfh. Mafter Legh " * Newton, Lancafhire Meadows Sidney " z Truro, Cornwall Merril John z St. Albans Methuen Hon. Sir Paul 5 Brackley, Northam.

A Bill for Dividing and Inclosing Newton Moor, or Newton Common, within the Manor of Newton cum Benningbrough, in the County of York. , 11 June 1742

"V "^j 'VÃÂ» "V "V "V ^-'W' r/f M<-tiÃÂ»w A BILL FOR /wV//;g ^#d //^/0/z/jg Newton Mwr, or New* ton CW??z0//, ew7A/# /#ÃÂ£ ylf^^or 0/ Newton cum Benningbrough, i/z /ite G?ÃÂ«ÃÂ«/y 0/ York. $&ÃÂ£ÃÂ£&ÃÂ£ Articles of Agreement were lately made

11 February 1688, 11 February 1689

the Body of the faid Newton, and bring her in fafe Cuftody to the Bar of this Houfe ; and this fhall be a fufficient Warrant on that Behalf; and to fummon the faid John Newton to attend this Houfe.

Transcribed Papers of Jeremy Bentham

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JB/027/010/001

found it so. Newton found it so. Helvitius found it so. " Ego [met ] homuncio . ' how should I do otherwise? Obstacles. Discourse on announced A proper supplement to a work like this containing projects of a reform

JB/035/098/001

have on to set against the Italian Beccaria, the Genevan Rousseau or even the now so justly exploded French Montesquieu now so justly ang and generously disdained even by his own superior countrymen? What Newton , W what Locke, what

JB/096/001/004

manner, another question arises - of what use are these learned commentaries? When Newton explained " of dependance, will inevitably oblige the the Laws of Gravitation & Optics, he did not do it for the sake of the Light, or

John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online

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K. Richard. 2. The Examination and Submission of Walter Brute. Actes and Mon. of the church.

to the Vniuersitie of Cambrige to be confuted, vnto two learned men, Maister Colwyll, and Master Newton, Bachilers of diuinitie. Which M. Colwyll, and Newton dyd both labour in the matter, to the vttermost of their cunning, in replieng and

K. Edward. 1. Processe in Fraunce against the pope. Actes and Mon. of the church.

it is necessary that slaunders and offences come.5Item, he called agayn and allowed a booke made by M. Arnolde of Newton, conteyning and smelling of heresie, condemned by the bishop of Paris and reproued by the maisters of diuinitie, and

K. Edward.1. Processe of Fraunce agaynst the Pope.

is necessary that slaunders & offences come.5. Item, he called agayne & allowed a booke made by M. Arnold of Newton, conteinyng and smelling of heresie, cōdemned by the Byshop of Paris and reproued by the maisters of Diuinitie, and

K. Richard. 2. The examination and submission of Walter Brute.

to the Vniuersitie of Cambrige to be confuted, vnto two learned men, M. Colwill, & M. Newton, Bachelers of diuinitie. Which M. Colwill, & Newton did both labour in the matter, to the vttermost of their cunning, in replying and

K. Ed. The P. accused of infinite crimes. The processe of Fraunce against the Pope.

is necessary that slaunders & offences come.5. Item, he called againe & allowed a booke made by M. Arnold of Newton, conteining and smelling of heresie, cōdemned by the Byshop of Paris and reproued by the maisters of diuinitie, and

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

Petersfield . Petersfield . Wig an. East Looe . St. Michael ' s. .Eye. Orford . Bishops Castle. Northallerton . Newton . Radnorshire. Beeralston. & T Tbose names tos^lnch the * is p efixed, are those of County Members. (With

Observations on improvements of the town of Manchester, particularly as regards the importance of blending in those improvements, the chaste and beautiful, with the ornamental and useful, 1836

in other countries, we hope to be indulged in feelings of national pride, when we associate the names of Bacon, Newton , and Dalton , with Britain . Assuredly, the charge of egotism cannot be brought against us, when we

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