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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Westbury Parliamentary representation

    manor from the 5th earl (d. 1854). 5 For this Sir Manasseh had to pay over £75,000, and, according to Oldfield , was obliged to rebuild most of the burgages since residence was a necessary qualification for those who were

    The borough of Tewkesbury Parliamentary representation

    Glos. 1590-1640 , 30n. Williams, Parl. Hist . 237. Ibid. 238. Bennett, Tewkes . 385. Williams, Parl. Hist . 244-5. Oldfield , His t. of the Boroughs , ii. 57. Williams, Parl. Hist . 252; D.N.B.; Hist. of Parl.: Commons,

    Yarnton Charities

    benefit. 76 The income in 1979 was distributed to the poor. 77 By a declaration of trust dated 1980 the Oldfield charity was created to promote the welfare of the aged and the relief of poverty in the parish of

    Greenford Nonconformity

    destroyed in 1940 , but was rebuilt in brick in 1955 . 5 The Oldfield Free (Baptist) Church on the corner of Malden Avenue and Oldfield Lane in North Greenford was formed in 1936 , 6 and its building dates

    The City of Chichester Parliamentary history

    the Duke's right or power is somewhat overstated. Commons Journ . xxxviii, pp. 905, 939, 953; Cooper , loc. cit.; Oldfield , Representative Hist . 1816, v, p. 10; Hist. MSS. Com. Rep . xv, App. v, p. 591. Cooper

  • * British History Online *

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    Index, O, 01 January 1681-31-Dec-1984

    Indians, 185. Ogle , Mrs., 2076, 2085 Oistins town (Barbados), 136, 488, 610, 1051. Okes , Samuel, 1519. Oldfield , George, 437 II. Oldys , Joseph, 879. Ollo , Don Joseph de, 712 I., p. 458 Omes , Mr., letter

    Entry Book, November 1679, 01 November 1679-30 November 1679

    Books , Vol. V, p. 1210: said sureties being Sir Evan Lloyd, of Yale, co. Denbigh, bart., Shandois Lloyd, of Oldfield, co. Hereford, and Edward Price, of Fynogien, co. Denbigh. A dedimus to take said securities is to be issued

    Index, O, 01 January 1700-31 December 1700

    Ogsadogo , 953 IX. Oistin's Fort (Barbados), 624. Old Bridge (St. Michael's Town), 391. Old Harbour (Jamaica), 1064, p. 349. Oldfield (pirate), 156, 366. Olive , Henry (pirate), 354 XVII. Oliver , Charles, document signed by, 170 XIV., 845 IX.

    Index, N, O

    of Edmondes, 53. 63, 64. Oldfield , Mr. See Oldfield, Philip. Oldfield , John, Bailiff of Spalding and Paulets in Godnow, co. Lincoln, petition to Cecil, 127. Oldfield , Michael, son of Philip Oldfield, 80. Oldfield , Philip, of Bradwall,

    Index, O, 01 January 1669-31 December 1674

    736, 875, 934, 1143, 1169, p. 586. Oistins Bay ( Barbadoes ), see Austin's Bay. Old Bailey , the, 14. Oldfield , or Olefield , Capt. Rich., p. 4, p. 102. Oliver , Mat., p. 99. Olives , 89, p.

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    OLDFIELD (OWFIELD), William (1623-64), of Elsham, Lincs.

    OLDFIELD (OWFIELD), William (1623-64), of Elsham, Lincs. Constituency Dates Gatton Oct. 1645 Gatton 1661 Oct. 1664 Ofifces Held Commr. for defence, Lincs. 1645, assessment, Lincs. 1645-50, Aug. 1660-d., Surr. 1647-9, 1661-d.; j.p. Lincs. (Lindsey) 1647-?48, Mar. 1660-d., Surr. Mar.

    DARLING, Sir Robert (d.1770), of Bethnal Green, London

    DARLING, Sir Robert (d.1770), of Bethnal Green, London Constituency Dates Wendover 1768 4 Aug. 1770 Ofifces Held Sheriff, London and Mdx. 1766-7. Biography Darling, according to a local antiquary,[footnote] wasborn at Chellington [Beds.] of humble parentage, where when a

    OSBALDESTON, George (1786-1866), of Hutton Bushel and Ebberston Lodge, Yorks.

    who ‘thought it a great bore’, he paid dearly for the honour, but his agent Oldfield alleged that he did not settle his bills. Oldfield also reported, 20 Jan. 1813, that Osbaldeston was about to vacate his seat. He did

    BAYNES GARFORTH, John (?1722-1808), of Steeton Hall, Yorks.

    BAYNES GARFORTH, John (?1722-1808), of Steeton Hall, Yorks. Constituency Dates Cockermouth 1780 1784 Haslemere 1784 1790 Cockermouth 1790 1802 Biography Garforth, a London attorney, was steward and agent to Sir James Lowther, whom he naturally followed in Parliament: he

    MIDDLETON, William (1748-1829), of Crowfield and afterwards Shrubland Park, Suff.

    circular, 1 May 1788. On the Regency, 1788-9, he voted with Pitt. In 1790 he again contested Ipswich, but was defeated.Middleton died 26 Dec. 1829. Oldfield describes him as ‘a representative whose independence was an ornament to the British Senate’.[footnote]

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    TH'FE POLITICAL EXAMINER. party is the madness of many for the gain of a few. POSER. No. 567. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. 'INGs, it must be confessed, appear to be taking j a sio guh3r trn in Westminster. The events of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    had rintonded, as charged ini the 'indictmelt, to potea i t0l1 coatIle, or swine. Now it appleared int evidetice that Oldfield Cover adjoined the farm of a Mr. lIa alld ligq OccAsioinally strayed into it thriihc ,l Cu lle was Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    fou'l1 moonths; Humniphrey to pay a fine of 2001. and to be imprisoned ill the same place for two years; Oldfield to pay a fine of 1,0001. and be itopri. soned is the Kin' ti Berch Prison; Betnett to pay Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    for her crime had been but rarely commuted. GAMING-HOUSE KEnPrns.-In the Court of King's Bench, yesterday, sentence was pronounced upon Oldfield and Burnett, found guilty on various indictments, of keeping a common gaming-house. Mr. Justice Bailey, after com- menting with Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Middle Temple. j, M. Sparks, Mount-place, Whitechapel, merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis, Cruiched-Friars. P. Johnson, Woolwich, linen-draper. SolicitorMr. Nokes, Staple-inn. J, Oldfield, Westholm, Somersetshire, tanner. Solicitors, Messrs. Bour- dillon and Hewitt, Bread-street, Cheapside. J. Brook, Choppards-in-Wooldall, Yorkshire, clothier. Solicitors, messrs. Battye, Subscribers-only content

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

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    DC.CP.1580/1

    Outcome: Date: 1580 - 1580 People & Places Participant: John Kay [Keye] Role: plaintiff Details: male Location: Almondbury (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Oldfield (Oldefeilde) : undefined Almondbury (Almonburye) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: John Hermitage [Armitage] Role: defendant Details: male; gentleman Location: Dewsbury

    CP.H.17

    Place(s): Ripon (Rippon) : ecclesiastical parish Participant: Phillip Malthouse [Malthous] Role: witness Details: male; 46; yeoman Location: Ripon (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Oldfield (Oldfeild) : township Participant: Frances Wardrobe [Wardrape] Role: witness Details: female; 23; spinster Location: Ripon (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Ripon (Rippon)

    CP.H.1575

    (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Sawley (Sawley) : undefined Participant: Charles Elsey [Elsley] Role: witness Details: male; 48; gentleman Location: Almondbury (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Oldfield (Auldfeild) : township Participant: Thomas Squire [Squier] Role: prosecution proctor Details: male; master Employment: notary public Participant: Robert Claphamson

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    27 April 1773, 27 April 1773

    having perufed the Bill, do fign the fame. Stoke and Brandon River, &c. Drainage Bill. 4 Hognaflon Wynn and Hosrnafton Oldfield Rn- clofure Bill. Longmaifton ElBil Hodie 2a vice leela eß Billa, intituled, " An Aft Corn, to re- " Subscribers-only content

    29 April 1773, 29 April 1773

    Wyiin =id Hognaftoti Oldfield Ea- clefiire.Bill. «i The Lord Vifcount Wentworth reported from the Lords Committees, to whom the Bill, intituled, An Aa: for, dividing and enclofmg certain Commons or Paflures called Hognaßon Wynn and Hognaßon Oldfield, within the Liberty Subscribers-only content

    30 April 1773, 30 April 1773

    An Aft for HcFnafton " dividing and enclofmg certain Commons or Paftures, Oidfield En- f< called Hognaßon Wynn and Hognaßon Oldfield, within li Bill: « tjje Liberty of Hognaßon, in the County of Derby." The Oueftion was put, «f Whether Subscribers-only content

    10 May 1773, 10 May 1773

    Lincoln." " An Aft for " dividing an«! enclofing certain Commons or Paf- " Cures called Hognafion Wynn and Hognafltori Oldfield, (i within the Liberty of Hognafion, in the County of " Derby." " An Aft for dividing and enclofing Subscribers-only content

    10 May 1773, 10 May 1773

    Lincoln''' tc £4. An Aft for dividing and enclofing certain li Commons or Paftures, called Hognafion Wynn and " Hognaßon Oldfield, within the Liberty of Hognafion, " in the County of Derby." " 25. An Aft for dividing and enclofing Subscribers-only content

 

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