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Victoria County History

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The seventeenth century The Charters and Town Government

t he governing group is also reflected in tax returns and in charitable bequests like those of John Dymoke and Thwaites Fox. 8 Other governors may have been men of smaller fortunes, like Christopher Farrer who resigned after 13 years'

The seventeenth century Population and Topography

charity of such prosperous townspeople as John Dymoke, Margaret Ferrer , and Thwaites Fox. Charities provided doles, training as apprentices, help for craftsmen, or, like those of Thwaites Fox and Michael Warton , shelter. The Wartons also tried to encourage

Lists of Officers

1625-6 Robert Manby 1626-7 John Fotherby 1627-8 William Barrett 1628-9 Thomas Clarke 1629-30 Richard Wade 1630-1 Thwaites Fox 1631-2 William Clarke (d. 1632) 1632 Thwaites Fox 1632-3 John Fotherby 1633-4 Edward Grey 1634-5 William Johnson 1635-6 Christopher Billips 1636-7 John

Industries Clock and watch-making

' Richard Vick , watchmaker to his late Majesty.' Among the celebrated Clerkenwell makers the firm of Thwaites occupies an honourable place. Ainsworth Thwaites , who was in business in Rosoman Street between 1740 and 1780 , made the Horse

Witney borough Economic history: markets and fairs 47. Witney cattle and sheep market, early 20th century .

until 1907, evidently copying from earlier Dirs . Not mentioned e.g. in Par . Colln . iii. 342. L. W. Thwaites , 'Marketing of Agric. Produce in 18 th-Cent. Oxon .' ( Birmingham Univ. PhD thesis, 1981 ), 72-3; Univ.

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 10, 13 January 1690, 13 January 1690-13 January 1690

Lords. Ordered , That Mr. Finch have Leave to attend the House of Lords, as Counsel, in a Cause between Thwaites and Dye . Indemnifying persons acting for their Majesties. Sir John Guise reports from the Committee to whom the

Addenda, Queen Elizabeth - Volume 32, February 1591, 01 February 1591-28 February 1591

page . ] Feb. 13. The Court. 6. Lord Chamberlain Hunsdon to Mr. Rokeby, Master of Requests. Pray favour Anthony Thwaites, my servant, by granting him an injunction to stay the proceedings of Robt. Flint at the common law, although

Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693-1694, Middlesex, St James Clerkenwell, [Bo]wleing Alley

1.20 6.00 0.00 0.00 Newcastle , - (Duchess) 0.00 0.00 12.00 1000.00 ? , Arabella (Lady) 0.00 0.00 60.00 4999.98 Thwaites , John (Mr) 0.00 0.00 1.20 100.00 Occupation: chaplain. Dacres , Robert (Sir) 0.00 0.00 2.40 200.00 Comment: Assessor.

House of Commons Journal Volume 6, 16 October 1650, 16 October 1650-16 October 1650

the Report in his Hands on Friday Morning next. Thwaites banished. The humble Petition of Thomas Thwaites , in Newgate , convicted, was this Day read. Ordered , That Mr. Thomas Thwaites be banished, and depart out of this Commonwealth,

House of Lords Journal Volume 17, 29 January 1702, 29 January 1702-29 January 1702

the Oaths. This Day William Lord Lempster took the Oaths, and made and subscribed the Declaration, pursuant to the Statute. Thwaites versus Deye. Upon reading the Petition of John Deye , Respondent to the Appeal of Josiah Thwaits ; setting

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

FROM, THE LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, Dec. 9. 8ANX ERUPTS. T. Ellaby, Emiberton, Buckinghaamshire, lace-merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor, Jobn-street, Bedford-row. S. Moses, Portseca, Southampton, slopseller. Solicitor, Mr. Bogue, Great James-street, Bedford-row. J. Davidson, Cliorlton-row, Lancashire, stone-mnason. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Mr. Thwaites certain papers for publication, thought proper to step into the office to reclaim them. On being admitted to Mr. Thwaites, who is the proprietor of the Morning Herald, the plaintiff Swift asked for Mr. Paxkins's papers. Mr. Thwaites

British Newspapers 1600-1900

12. . Trial of JohDThtrtell and Joseph Hunt, as Hertford, for the murder of William Wearc, 17.. Macgre. gor v. Thwaites and another, (proprietors of the Moruing Herald) for libel, 28.. The :dock-constitutional Associaiion v. John Hunt, for publishing the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

is a plea raising the gene- ral question of police-reporting; that, 1 think, was an action of " Duacan v. Thwaites." The ATTORNEY-GENERAL.-It was, my Lord; and I rather think that the Jury considered themselves as a court of error

British Newspapers 1600-1900

support from thitjournal. If this intention he carried into effect, it will perhaps have the effect of bringing " linen-draper Thwaites" to his senses. LONDON MeCHANIcS? INSTITrUTION-The Members of this admirable Institution celebrated their second anniversary on Friday by a

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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6 December 1689, 6 December 1689

faid Appeal is hereby revived. IE Sabbati, 70 die Decembris. Domini tam Spirituales quam Temporales prnsfentee fuerunt 'ÃÂ¦ Dux Cumberland. Thwaites ÃÂverfus J)eye & Ux. ili. Whereas there is an Appeal of James Thwaytes deÃÂ¬ pending in this Houfe, to

10 December 1689, 10 December 1689

& Mar. Thwaites ÃÂverfus Deye & Ux. Whereas there is an Appeal depending in this Houfe, wherein James Thwayts is Plaintiff, and John Deye and his Wife are Defendants, to which Appeal the faid John Deye is to put in

14 December 1689, 14 December 1689

pointed, for hearing the Appeal depending in this Deye'& Ux. " Houfe, wherein John Deye is Plaintiff, and James " Thwaites Defendant, and Proceedings flayed in the " Courts below:" It is Ordered, That this Houfe will hear the faid

30 December 1689, 30 December 1689

from Two Years after the Death of Thomas Thwaites, with Cofts, as in the Petition, amongft other Vicecomes Wey- Things, is fet forth; as alfo upon the Anfwer of Martha mouth. Thwaites Spinfter, an Infant, by Humphrey South her Guardian,

7 January 1689, 7 January 1690

laid Caufe To-morrow, at Ten of the Clock in the Forenoon. Thwaites tverfus Deye et Ux. Ordered, That the Caufe which was appointed to be heard To-morrow, wherein James Thwaites is Plain- tin^ and John Deye is Defendant, fhall be

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

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CP.H.1160

(Woodhouse) : undefined hamlet or grange Location: Bingley (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Royd Field (Rood Feild) : undefined hamlet or grange Location: Thwaites (Thwates) : undefined hamlet or grange Location: Bingley (YorkshireWestRiding) Place(s): Marley (Marley) : undefined hamlet or grange Location: Westminster

19th Century British Pamphlets

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The thirteenth annual report of the Ladies' Society for the Ladies'Society for promoting the early education and improvement of the children of negroes and people of colour in the British West In..., 1838

0 0 To the Rev. C. Collins , Montserrat 10 0 0 To Mr. Thwaites , for Infant Schools, Antigua .... 60 0 0 To Mr. Thwaites , for Infant School, Montserrat 10 0 0 To the Rev. T. Bryer

The twentyfourth annual report of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, for the abolition of slavery and the slave trade throughout the world; presented at a public meeting held at the Lo..., 1863

Henry, London Stuart , Captain Charles Canada Tatum, Wm., Rochester Tatham , Mary Aun, Leeds Tatum , Wm ., Legacy Thwaites , John Toll . Miss L., Woodbridge Treffrey, J., St. Austell Tuckett, P. D., Bristol Tweedy, Mrs. Aun Veale,

The twenty-second annual report of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, for the abolition of slavery and the slave trade throughout the world; presented to the meeting of subscribers hel..., 1861

1 0 0 Squire, J. H., Amwell 110 Smith, Edward, Sheffield 25 0 0 Toll, Lucy, Woodbridge 0 5 0 Thwaites , J., Rochdale 10 0 Thomas, George, Bristol 50 0 0 Tatum, Mary Ann , Leeds 10 0 Tatum,

Mission to the fugitive slaves in Canada., 1856

C, and Mrs. C. Jackson , don. 0 5 0 Seawell, T. A. and S. A., Esqrs.,do. 0 5 0 Thwaites , Mr. and Mrs., do 0 5 0 Small sums 1 15 0 Receiver, Mrs. Fi ^k, Malvern .

A list of the subscribers to Lloyd's, September, 1814., 1814

* Thornton , Richard *+ Throckmorton , J. F. * Thuisy, Amable de * Thuisy, Emanuel de * ThwaiteS, Francis * Thwaites , William * Tierney, John Tijou , H. M. *t Till, Henry * Timbrill, Andrew *t Timperon, Josh.

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