thomas bell ( mayor of gloucester )
with the city of gloucester. no. 1. the arms of sir thomas bell ,
gray, mathias, mayor, a. 609; thomas, mayor, ibid. william, mayor, ibid .
bell, thomas (1485 / 86 - 1566), of gloucester. | history of parliament online
thomas machen, mercer who was mayor of gloucester three times and one time member of parliament for the city .
webbe, anth. mayor, a. 606; george, mayor, ibid. joseph, mayor, 609 .
george whitfield, born 1714 at the bell hotel, gloucester; died 1770 .
( mayor of gloucester, 1060) and sergeant - major piulsey. the principal
( mayor of gloucester, 1660) and sergeant - major pudsey. the principal
bygge, wm. mayor, a. 605; john, mayor, ibid .
frend, george, mayor, a. 610; richard, mayor, ibid .
nicholson, james, mayor, 607; nicholas, mayor, ibid. 609 .
pembroke, richard, mayor, a. 609; wm. mayor, ibid .
thomas i' ans; edward bethome; and martha chamberlaine wife of the deft thomas chamberlaine v. thomas chamberlaine
mary, born in 1722, married john colborne and nathaniel married first ann bell (who descended from sir thomas bell of gloucester and the clutterbucks) and secondly ann phillimore .
sir thomas white, lord mayor of london in 1554 .
gave to twenty -
nethersole, james, mayor, a. 607; edward, mayor, ibid. john .
sare, tho. mayor, a. 605, 606; stephen, mayor, ibid .
d3270 / 18 conveyance (1535) joan cooke of gloucester to thomas bell, thomas payne (aldermen of gloucester), thomas bell the younger, john hawkyns, brewer, richard halyday, thomas pury, thomas messyng, richard perkyns, clerk, lewis lysent and john partridge of poddesmede. conveyance of lands (as described in conveyance dated 22 nov. 1529) in badgeworth etc. 8 march 26 henry viii 1554 / 5. with part seal of corporation of gloucester
knowler, tho. mayor, a. 608; charles, mayor, 609; george, mayor, ibid. john, recorder, 611 .
sellowe, wm. mayor, a. 605; wm. council to the mayor, 621 .
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davis, john, prebendary, account of, 100; thomas, mayor, a. 609 .
may, mr. 149; george, mayor, a. 606; richard, mayor, 608 .
forster, mr. speaker of the irish house of commons, 81; thomas, mayor, a. 605 .
french, paul, prebendary, acof, 105; dr. peter, 492; john, mayor, a. 606; thomas, mayor, ibid .
alcock, john, mayor, 222, a. 606; john, 627; thomas, 645 .
william lawrence of the city of gloucester, baker; and joseph pegler of the city of gloucester, tanner v. jeremiah harris
clark, john, prebendary, account of, 85: roger, mayor, a. 606: wm. mayor, 607 .
cobham, lords, 224, 535; thomas, dean of salisbury, 378; master thomas, 540 .
margaret holt, wife of thomas holt; and susanna holt, an infant, by jervas templar v. charles holt; thomas holt; edward carter; and thomas templar
22. stevenson, calendar of records of the corporation of gloucester, 352 .
corbet' s history of the siege of gloucester. on the inside of cover
gloucester, prince wm. frederick of, entertained by the mayor at canterbury, and made free of the city, a. 660 .
d3270 / 1 conveyance (1528): john cooke of gloucester, mercer and alderman, to thomas messynger the elder, thomas bell the elder, john hawkyns, thomas payne, richard halyday, richard perkyns (clerico), thomas bell the younger, william pyrry, thomas pirry and lewis leysant. conveyance of lands in ebley, stonehouse, oxlynche, ranwyke, chaxhill, rodley, westbury, badgeworth and gloucester 12 may 20 henry viii (1528). in trust for the purposes of his will and foundation of a grammar school at gloucester. robert stynchcombe is also appointed as his attorney. signed by john cooke .
the triumph of london: lord mayor’s day pageants and the rise of the city .
36. stevenson, calendar of the records of the corporation of gloucester, 343 .
tivy, patrick. marilyn bell. canmore alberta: altitude publishing, 2003 .
fined £ $, unless he had already received the license of the mayor .
a history of the county of gloucester: volume 4, the city of gloucester. originally published by victoria county history, london, 1988 .
hovenden, robert, prebendary, account of, 65; george, prebendary, account of, 98; thomas, mayor, a. 607 .
founded in 1239, blackfriars priory later became a family home for sir thomas bell, former mayor of gloucester, and has since been used as an independent church and a private school, while boasting the earliest purpose built library in england and original 13th century scissor - braced roofs .
a case of tracts relating to the siege of gloucester and the civil war .
a perambulation of the forest of dean, co. gloucester, 10th edward i
dame mary hayman executrix of sir william hayman, knight, and thomas edward esq & mary his wife sole daughter and heir of said sir william hayman v. elizabeth morgan, widow late wife of thomas morgan the elder; and thomas morgan jr son and heir of said thomas morgan sr
gloucester cathedral has a large collection of funerary monuments from the middle ages to the present. notable people buried at gloucester cathedral include :
saints' and st. lawrence, and the bell tower remained to this day .
condolences and memories may be shared online @ www. bell - hennessy. com .
sir robert walter garden, bart. , 1857. lord mayor of london. ditto
cliston, gervas, alderman of westgate, a. 617; mayor, 605 .
bonyngton, thomas de, 110; william, 112; wm. bailiff of the city, a. 604; wm. mayor, 605 .
thomas bell frs was an english zoologist, surgeon and writer, born in poole, dorset, uk. bell, like his mother susan, took a keen interest in natural history which his mother also encouraged in his younger cousin philip henry gosse. bell left poole in 1813 for his training as a dental surgeon in london .
in the early sixteenth century the house was in decline, it had once housed between thirty and forty friars reduced to a prior and six brethren living in poverty at the time of the dissolution. it was later bought by sir thomas bell, who was mayor of gloucester and also a wealthy gloucester capper and clothier. he purchased the property for £240 and remodelled the church into a private dwelling house with other buildings being converted into a cloth manufactory providing employment for over 300 townspeople; making him one of the largest employers of the city. sir thomas bell bought many properties in gloucester at the time of the dissolution of the friaries .
henry, duke of gloucester (youngest son of charles i .), 1660 ditto
perspective view of the city of gloucester, 1750, . north - west view and
john wakeman, last abbot of tewkesbury and first bishop of gloucester (1541–1550) .
© 2018 bell - hennessy funeral home. all rights reserved. funeral home website by cfs
“bell, marilyn. ” canadian encyclopedia online. < urltoken > accessed 23 february 2009 .
brome, simon, mayor, a. 607; bartholomew de, ibid .
rutlande, wm mayor, a. 606; rutlande' s, 222 .
simmons, alderman, a. 658, 659, 660; james, mayor
galley - foists, the lord mayor’s show, and early modern english drama .
bell, archdeacon, 2; matthew, 48; john, suffragan bishop of mayo, 437 .
view of frank pledge, held by mayor, as clerk of the markets, a. 623 .
978–281–6634 | info @ urltoken seven seas wharf at the gloucester house restaurant rogers street (rte. 127) | gloucester, ma 01930
bowers, thomas, prebendary account of, 66; archdeacon, account of, 593 .
croston, thomas, monk of st. augustine' s monastery, 214 .
halliwell, thomas, master of king' s - bridge hospital, 132 .
pelican, thomas, master of king' s - bridge hospital, 132 .
son thomas, erected in 1445. he was sub - treasurer of england under
samuel hunaby, & mary his wife, relict of thomas whitebread, gent v. roger woodcock; jeremiah bentham; thomas whitebread; and william whitebread
james rudge, rector of s. michael' s, gloucester, and historian of the
autographs of historians of gloucester, viz. : sir robert atkyns, t. d .
and founder of the cheltenham grammar school. m. p. for gloucester ,
memorial crown - piece of william iii. , 1696, found in gloucester .
a model of gloucester cross, taken down 1750. the tolsey (with a
picture was painted by mr. dowling, a native of gloucester, and presented
mary de lode, and st. mary de crypt, gloucester, and of
addington, henry, speaker of the house of commons, entertained by the mayor, 659, 660 .
castle, peter. collecting and valuing old photographs. london: bell and hyman, 1979 .
lynde, john, bailiff of city, a. 604; mayor, 605; 618 .
master, wm. prebendary, account of, 93; james, mayor a. 607 .
“mayor eddy a. bourque. ” from hf file # 0386, city of ottawa archives .
belknap, anne, 2, 5; william, mayor, a. 605 .
kingsford, john, sen. mayor, a. 608, 652, 653 .
richards, rev. john, 147; stephen, mayor, a. 610 .
carter, clive, mayor, a. 607; william, mayor, a. 609; wm. m. d. the first encourager of the establishment of the county hospital, 672 .
hall, john, monk of st. augustine' s monastery, 214; geo. archdeacon, account of, 591; geo mayor, a. 609; daniel, mayor, ibid .
pychenecumbe - abstracts of original documents in the registers of the abbey of st. peter' s, gloucester
john wade, gent, son and heir apparent of thomas wade of gloucester, esq; and john ker of highgate, middx, doctor of physick v. william pratt; and charles hougham
mayoress of the city to be provided with a gown at the expence of the mayor, a. 635 .
robert raikes, born 1735, died 1811. editor of
gloucester journal ,
remarks on the manor, advowson and demesne land of english bicknor, co. gloucester
testa de nevill, returns for the county of gloucester, nos. 3 to 7
morris, r. , review of: historic gloucester, moss, p. ,
existed in gloucester, of which in many cases remains are still to be seen .
sir thomas bell the elder was an english cap manufacturer, mayor of gloucester and mp. he was a manufacturer of caps (i. e. headwear) in gloucester and one of the city' s largest employers and wealthiest citizens and a great benefactor of the city and its people. he is described in contemporaneous documents as a
capper
. he invested much of his wealth in real estate released on the dissolution of the monasteries, sometimes in parternership with richard duke .
sermon preached before the mayor at his election, and continued annually, a. 647 .
“mayor sends ties to board. ” the ottawa citizen. 2 june 1953: 5 .
benson, john, prebendary, account of, 59; martin, cl. registrar of gloucester, ibid. martin, (afterwards bishop of gloucester) 505, 506, 508 .
city). no. 2. the arms of the city of gloucester. no. 3. arms of
brown, mathew, his charities, 128, 156; john, bailiff of city, a. 603, 604; ralph, mayor, 605, 606; leonard, mayor, 608 .
curties, thomas, prebendary, account of, 104; rector and vicar of wrotham, ibid .
etching of the same, castle of gloucester in indian ink, by s. lysons, and an
( 19) relics of old gloucester, drawn by the late mr. j. niblett, of
dame mary haman, widow, executrix of sir william hayman, knight; thomas edwards esq & mary his wife sole daughter and heir of said sir william hayman v. elizabeth morgan, widow late wife of thomas morgan the younger, son and heir of said thomas morgan the elder
. reprint. nashville: thomas nelson publishers, 1990. [ for a searchable version of
the current miss gloucester, tamsin grainger, has reached the grand final of miss england .
also an engraving of the stake to which he wag fastened. the original is in gloucester
henry law, dean of gloucester from 1862 to 1884. rev. g. james .
gloucester cathedral, portion of interior. mr. t. w. g. cooke .
danverse greville spinster v. randall marsh & rose his wife; and thomas marsh
2. gloucester guildhall 1375, ff. 124v - 7; hatfield 207 .
gloucester (s. mary de crypt). — this church is excep -
john and joan cooke. living gloucester, 2011. retrieved 23 june 2011 .
address upon
old gloucester
by the rev canon bazeley, the hon .
belk, wm. prebendary, account of, 665; thomas, prebendary, account of, 66 .
blomer, thomas, prebendary, account of, 103; ralph, prebendary, account of, ibid .
the jurisdiction of the archbishops of york in gloucestershire, with some notes on the history of the priory of st. oswald at gloucester
briggs, john, mayor, a. 606; account of a great entertainment given by him, 630 .
appendix mayor’s address. 3 january 1950: 25. from hf file # 0386, city of ottawa archives .
bell' s cathedrals: the cathedral church of st. paul - an account of the old and new buildings with a short historical sketch
john willis of ringwood, hants, gent v. john nicholls; allen haine; thomas biston
lady eleanor talbot’s other husband: sir thomas butler, heir of sudeley, and his family .
john moore, d. d. , born at gloucester about 1731. son of a butcher
north - west prospect of gloucester (buck). mr. c. h. dancev .
1735–52 martin benson, bishop of gloucester, carried out major repairs and alterations to the cathedral .
“no discussion on annexing of gloucester. ” the ottawa citizen. 22 march 1949: 4 .
lewis, john, master of king' sbridge hospital, account of, 134; robert, mayor, a. 606 .
mayor and aldermen of city appointed, 602; visitors of the hospital at hackington, 640; their livery gowns, 648 .
denne, john, mayor, a. 610; tho. and vincent, recorders, 611 .
“mayor’s card at christmas new city hall. ” the ottawa citizen. 15 december 1956: 7 .
sale of three fourth parts of the ship thomas and peter, and profits form the remaining one fourth part .
thomas served his country honorably in the u. s, navy. prior to retiring, thomas worked at the philadelphia naval yard and the defense supply center in philadelphia .
. by thomas dekker. manchester: manchester up, 1979. the revels plays .
. 19; { 15 } beowulf, see as period bell, r. d. , painswick house garden ,
milles, richard, 70; dr. dean of exeter, 499; geo. mayor, a. 608 .
sheldwych, john, bailiff of city, a. 603; nicholas, mayor, 605; mr. 621 .
“mayor eddy a. bourque”. unknown date and page. from hf file # 0386, city of ottawa archives .
“mayor grenville wentworth goodwin. ” unknown date and page. from hf file # 0388, city of ottawa archives .
seized by the barons, and the king hastened to gloucester. in 1327 he was
gloucester (s. mary de lode). — a two - handled chalice ,
aldey, edward, master of kingsbridge hospital, and prebendary, account of, 103; henry, mayor, a. 606 .
hickham, thomas, sacrist of st. augustine' s monastery, 207. see also ickham .
given in memory of the rev. e. t. w. thomas, the late vicar ,
thomas morden, treasurer of st. paul' s, london, who died in 1458, and
richard bacon of patching, sussex, carpenter v. robert edmunds; thomas bacon and katherine his wife
richard wheeler, gent, since deceased v. john hornblower; thomas hornblower; benjamin jolliffe; elizabeth hornblower; anne burton; robert newey; jacob wilson; and thomas cowper
chicheley, thomas, master of kingsbridge hospital, 132; archdeacon, 132, 151; account of, 584 .
a history of the county of gloucester: volume 2. originally published by victoria county history, london, 1907 .
hunt, richard, prebendary, account of, 60; william, 241; john, mayor, a. 607 .
martha pawlett, widow v. thomas hoby, baronet; mathew disney; and daniel hunt
maces of city not to be borne within precincts of cathedral, 404; borne by the mayor before queen mary, a. 636 .
thomas wickrod one of the sons of peter wickrod the elder late of the parish of st paul shadwell, middx, brewer decd v. martha gardiner
5. fosbroke, 165; fuller, worthies, i. 566; gloucester consist. ct. wills 1561, 1566; gloucester guildhall 1300; 1375, f. 28v .
their troops at gloucester. he also held his court here in 1241 (counsel) .
gloucester (s. michael). — the
webb
plate. — a pair
garrod, a. p. and heighway, c. m. , gloucester cathedral ,
the castle, gloucester; a drawing by s. lysons, not engraved. ditto .
predeceased by his loving parents thomas and shirley sweeney iii. beloved husband of linda s. sweeney (nee greenwood) for 36 years. devoted father of melissa (christopher) branco and thomas (courtney) sweeney v. loving grandfather of kara rae, thomas vi, and soon to be baby boy christopher jr .
there were seven bells at the time of the cathedral' s foundation, and from the time of the building of the two towers the bells were divided roughly equally between them. towards the end of the thirteenth century roger de ropeford and his family were appointed by the chapter as hereditary bellfounders to the cathedral, but no bells are definitely known to have been cast by them. the fabric rolls record that in 1372 one bell was cast and another recast by thomas karoun, who may have been from gloucester. the new bell is thought to have been the predecessor of the present 8th and the recast bell the predecessor of the present 3rd .
john and joan cooke by an unknown artist. in the collection of gloucester city museum & art gallery .
sabine, avery, his charity to king' s bridge hospital, 127; mayor, a. 607 .
thomas bell the elder, whose early career is obscure, was a prosperous clothier; in the claustral buildings of the blackfriars, southgate street, granted to him on 21 july 1539 and then converted into a residence (bell’s place) for himself, he set up a manufactory which specialized in cap production. in 1544 and 1548 he acquired property from augmentations, on the second occasion together with richard duke. bell leased lands in and around gloucester from the crown, which benefited by loans from him. in 1544 he was assessed for the subsidy on lands worth £70. 6
burton, philip, 53; thomas, master of kingsbridge hospital, 132; dr. canon of christchurch, 509 .
a latin - english dictionary of st. thomas aquinas, based on the summa theologica and selected passages of his other works
swanson, frank. “ottawa greets marilyn bell before big toronto reception. ” the ottawa citizen. 19 august 1955: 1 .
“civic groups honor late mayor’s memory. ” unknown date and page. from hf file # 0388, city of ottawa archives .
“mayor charlotte elizabeth hazeltyne whitton. ” unknown date and page. from hf file # 0005 envelope 3 of 3, city of ottawa archives .
will of john sanderson, brother of the complt, lately one of the captains in the regiment of foot guards in the kingdom of ireland commanded by colonel thomas whittam .
d3270 / 4 tripartite deed (1539 / 40) 11 january 31 henry viii, 1539–40, between dame joan cooke, the mayor and burgesses of gloucester, and the bailiffs and citizens of worcester, as to the endowments made for the benefit of the crypt grammar school, gloucester, and for the proper administration of the school lands. seal: common seal of the city of worcester .
thomas wathen (b. 1651), who follows in branch iv - the wathen family of picked elm farm
james worthington administrator of cicely his late wife decd v. thomas fletcher and ann his wife; and john norbone
seymour, thomas, baron seymour of sudeley (b. in or before 1509, d. 1549) .
thomas franklyn; thomas edwards; john jenner; william powell; mary wilmott; and others (sic), creditors or representatives of creditors of william and henry fisher or one of them v. frances fisher; arnold smith; william fisher; thomas chamberlain; richard spong; robert far; richard sare; and william powle, executors of olivers triggs
during 1536 he expressed concern at the bishop of worcester’s handling of seditious preachers. the bishop’s defenders asserted that bell had called him a heretic. when eventually bell was summoned to london in 1537, nicholas arnold hoped that wriothesley’s arbitration would ‘defend true preachers from such ungodly people’ as bell, who was alleged to have boasted of trimming the bishop by means of bills preferred to the 3rd duke of norfolk and parliament. shortly afterwards he was entrusted with correspondence for cromwell. 7
potter' s mark
victo. r f
found at gloucester; and samian pottery found
lade, john, mayor, a. 607, 608, 609; robert, deputy - recorder, 611 .
anne foreman, spinster; thomas foreman; william foreman; robert forman; john read, & mary his wife, late mary foreman; and thomas gardner, only son and administrator of sarah gardner, the said anne, thomas, william, and robert foreman, and mary read, and the said sarah garner being the next of kindred in equal degree to one thomas mills v. william mayhew; and joseph bird, executors of thomas mills; francis kilderbe; james moor; william revans; robert capon; and edward keer
< 5) to the dean of gloucester, mr. medland, mr. c. h. dancey ,
5. j. c. l. stahlschmidt, surr. bells and lond. bell - founders (1884), 94–5 .
cols, richard, prebendary, account of, 72; amande, 72, 133: joseph, mayor, a. 607 .
jackson, tho. prebendary, account of, 65; ralph, prebendary, account of, 103; john, mayor, a. 610 .
norwich, mayor and citizens of, 458; st. peter, of mancroft, church in, 494; bridewell at, its beautiful hint masonary
since the city council took control of the medieval monument in june 2012, it has played host to numerous notable events, including gloucester history festival and the annual mayor making, as well as providing a stunning setting for weddings too .
the western end of the nave was shortened in the sixteenth century by sir thomas bell during the conversion of the church into a mansion that also necessitated the removal of the narrow side aisles and the instillation of new floors, windows and fireplaces. the fireplace that is built into the west wall probably came from the prior' s lodgings. the chancel truncated at its eastern end by bell, would initially have comprised a choir and presbytery. above the vestry door in the south wall are the remains of the fine early english arcading that would have originally decorated much of the chancel. thomas bell died in 1566 the property then passed into the hands of the dennis family who held it until the late seventeenth century .
john leland the antiquary commented as follows :
bell a marchaunt of gloucestar now livinge, consideringe to be a common - wealth bridges and cawseys, and to the towne of gloucester, hath gyven x li. (i. e. £10) lands the yere toward the mayntenans of these bridges
the transaction was a three stage process, firstly the conveyance described above, then a quitclaim by bell followed by a lease back by the corporation to bell, all in 1542. the trust so established became known in the corporation' s records as
sir thomas bell' s uses lands
, since after the bridge had been repaired the corporation was free to employ the fund for any other use. the lands were sold by the corporation c. 1800
for redemption of the land tax
bourchier, john, master of eastbridge hospital, 132; archdeacon, ibid. account of, 585; sir thomas, 430 .
langdon, john, precentor of st. augustine' s monastery, 212; thomas, bailiss of city, a. 604 .
thomas h. bell is an american football and lacrosse coach. he is currently the offensive line and tight ends coach at westfield state university. bell served as the head football coach at plymouth state university (1972–1975), the university of new haven (1976–1982), the united states coast guard academy (1986–1992), and macalester college (1994–1997), compiling a career college football record of 95–102–6 .
fuller, thomas, 1608 - 1661. , fuller, john, b. 1640 or 41 .
caward brereton esq v. samuel jones; thomas crew & christian his wife; and john lloyd esq
john windham; and george hadley, esqs; thomas strode; and hugh strode v. daniel deligne
gloucester, duke of, a. 599; duke of, (brother to king charles ii .) at canterbury, 648 .
the blackfriars or dominicans as known to some first came to gloucester in 1239 on a site that had once been part of a norman castle. instigated by sir stephen de hermshall, funded henry iii the building work started immediately through to 1270 when the home for some 40 friars was complete. the monks that lived at blackfriars had to take on traditional monastic vows of chastity, obedience and poverty, and would attend church nine times a day. the friars were an integral part of the church establishment and remained so for over two centuries until 1539 when as little of 6 remained. a local alderman called sir thomas bell who was mayor of gloucester bought the gloucester blackfriars for just £240 and converted the church into a mansion and the other buildings into a weaving factory for over 300 townspeople. the old church which was being converted into a mansion that saw the removal of the narrow side aisles and the instillation of new floors, windows and fireplaces. thomas bell died in 1566 the property then passed into the hands of the dennis family .
william philpott; and elizabeth the wife of thomas boteler, gent, while sole by the name of elizabeth philpott, children of ralph philpott of word alias worth, kent, yeoman, infant, by william verrier of sandwich, kent, gent v. mary paramore; and thomas denn
marriage agreement on marriage of william glaseour son of thomas glaseour (now decd) and margaret daughter of ralph morgell decd. manor of lea and other manors in cheshire .
hot free books • bell' s cathedrals: the cathedral church of st. paul - an account of the old and new buildings with a short historical sketch • arthur dimock
hawkins, john, abbot of st. augustine' s monastery, life of, 211; peter, 470; ralph, mayor, a. 607 .
benet, william, 112; edward, sacrist of st. augustine' s monastery, 212; wm. mayor, a. 605 .
“goodwin death makes whitton acting mayor until council vote. ” unknown date and page. from hf file # 0388, city of ottawa archives .
christopher thomas & brothers ltd: the last bristol soapmakers. an aspect of bristol' s economic development in the nineteenth century
elizabeth framewell widow v. christopher stephens; john stephens; thomas harris; william foster; and john lee
henry locke, yeoman v. jane norris, widow; anthony norris; thomas batcheler; and william ferrer
john, her brother, died intestate and her only other brother, thomas, died soon after birth .
. london: thomas nelson, 1999; reprint. london: thomson learning, 2001. arden shakespeare .
power and communication: thomas wentworth and government at a distance during the personal rule, 1629 - 1635 .
when sir thomas bell died, the beautiful buildings became a printer' s shop, a school made out of the church by thomas bell, a masons' business. in one of the georgian houses on the site (built 1811), lived the widow of robert raikes, who founded the protestant' sunday school' movement. the lady chapel in the church of st mary de crypt nearby has been renamed the' robert raikes chapel, with a picture of him inside. this was the town church of the augustinian canons of llanthony secunda priory near the docks. the accommodation part of st mary de crypt was his sunday school .
. 2 1 - 22 roman gloucester, fullbrook leggatt, l. e. w. o. ,
moss, p. a. and spry, n. p. , 3 northgate street, gloucester ,
during the american revolution it was the principal recruiting station in gloucester county and was used a military headquarters .
john harris, sr, esq; and john harris, jr, esq, son and heir of said john harris sr v. thomas horwell, gent; theophila horwell; and mary horwell, infants, daughters of said thomas horwell; and others
mortgage by the deft of the manors of great abbingdon als abbington and little abbingdon als abbington, cambridgeshire, to sir thomas fowle. includes extensive schedule of accounts
lanthorne, city one, bought for use of the corporation, a. 656; custom of sending a glass one to the mayor on his election, ibid .
another branch of the woollen industry, the knitting of woollen caps, appears to have been an important contributor to gloucester' s economic recovery in the earlier 16th century. it had been established in the town by 1481, and nine cappers were mentioned in the period 1502–7. (fn. 108) by the 1530s, when the main cappers were john falconer and thomas bell, it was probably the town' s principal industry. (fn. 109) bell was said to employ over 300 people in 1538. (fn. 110 )
connolley, greg and wilf bell. “probe boiler pipe blast that scalds 3 to death. ” the ottawa citizen. 13 december 1955: 1 .
chiche, thomas, 110, 111, 246, 247; alderman of burgate, a. 596; bailiff of the city, 603 .
1. governor of virginia, 1610 - 18, 3rd baron de la warr 2. to virginia 1608; governor - general of the plymouth council (new england), 1622 - 27; acting governor of virginia, 1627 - 29; brother of thomas west, # 1 3. to virginia 1618, acting governor 1635 - 37; brother of thomas west, # 1 4. brother of thomas west, # 1
barham, thos. infirmarer of st. augustine' s monastery, 212; richard harris, mayor, a. 610; alderman, 656 .
entertainment, royal, at canterbury, 429; at lambeth palace, ibid. at the mayor of canterbury' s house, a. 624 .
it is the work of clayton & bell, one of victorian britain’s most prolific and proficient stained glass workshops, and it dates from 1873 when the firm was approaching its greatest renown. among clayton & bell’s most famous works are the west window in king' s college, cambridge and the mosaics on the albert memorial in london .
gloucester on film - the tardis and david tennant (right) arrived in the city as gloucester cathedral grounds were used as the filming location for doctor who' s 2008 christmas special - the next doctor .
4 ^ - in. , of foot, 38 in. : weight, 15 oz. ; inscription, * * thomas
there was a thriving bell foundry in medieval exeter by 1400 and many of the products of this foundry can still be seen in the west country today. the clock bell
peter
was recast (in exeter) at the order of bishop courtenay in 1484, and it is almost certain that the founder was robert russell, who was mayor of exeter in 1485. although this bell does not survive, many by russell do and are distinguished by having stamps of coins between their canons. that russell' s
peter
was a recast is proven by an entry in the fabric rolls from 150 years earlier, which mention a bell of this name. also mentioned are bells names' mary',' trinity' and' grandisson'. the tradition that
peter
was brought from llandaff cathedral in exchange for four small bells is known to be untrue, and is likely to have been caused by a scrap bell used in the recasting having been purchased or exchanged from there .
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ondart foster; sandra foster; and thomas foster, sons of william foster, deceased, who was son and heir apparent of william foster, doctor of laws, the said ondart, sandra, and thomas being infants, by said doctor foster, their grandfather v. richard symmonds & barbara his wife, late wife of said william foster; sir william honywood, baronet; and thomas hillersden, esq
arms confirmed to his father thomas maria wingfield, m. p. , at the 1619 visitation of norfolk. president of the council of virginia, 1607 - 08
john faldo, gent; and joane lilliott, widow v. thomas baynes, gent, & mary his wife
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celebrate the history and shape the future of one of gloucester’s hidden gems by becoming a friend of blackfriars priory – a group meeting for the first time this march .
the two bars for
vivat schola cryptiensis
are quoted from one of the old chime tunes of gloucester cathedral composed by john malchair, of oxford, 1750 .
henry marshall gentleman son heir and executor of william marshall gentleman who was son and heir and also executor of the complainant' s grandfather william marshall gentleman v. thomas, lord fairfax; thomas fairfax esq; bryan fairfax esq; anthony bothomly; and edward tregenna
connolley, greg and wilf bell. “three nrc engineers scalded to death as steam pipe blows. ” the ottawa citizen. 13 december 1955: 43 .
dodd, a. , lawrence a. , and moss, p. , 66 westgate street, gloucester ,
hammond, wm 99; wm. of st. alban' s 114; mr. 236, 237; tho. mayor, a. 610 .
“seven hour seizure, mayor stricken when shopping on mann avenue. ” unknown date and page. from hf file # 0388, city of ottawa archives .
for details of thomas terrett taylor' s involvement with george carley & co. , see page 6 of: some london advertisements and information trev .
bridget elson an infant of about the age of 9 years and elizabeth elson an infant about the age of 5 years, the two daughters of william elson esq by jane elson their grandmother and guardian who was one of the executors and trustees of the said william elson her son and also the said jane elson v. thomas carr esq; thomas woodyer since deceased; john woodyer clerk; and thomas gratwick esq; and william elson son and heir of said william elson
honywood, sir robert, 146; honywood' s, 248, 249; sir wm. mayor, a. 608, 652 .
garwinton, john, 141; thomas de, 152; robert, sub celerer of st. augustine' s monastery, 213 .
mayor and commonaltie, 129, 136, 239, a. 613; first appointed, a. 602; trustees for different charities, 127, 155, 156, a. 652; their composition with the prior of christ church, 623; mayor and citizens, guardians of orphans, a. 643 .
winchelsea, heneage, earl of, 106; earl of grants a warrant for the mayor, & c. to kill a buck in eastwell park, a. 652 .
elizabeth vernall an infant of the age of 8 years by jane vernall of the parish of stepney, middx, widow, her mother v. thomas lord coningesbey baron of clanbrazell, ireland; and william casewall
kemp, tho. master of king' sbridge hospital, 132; clement, 238, 239; sir thomas, 539; of olantigh, 424 .
will of thomas white decd. messuages etc in or near the great minoryes in the parishes of st trinity minoryes and st botolph without aldgate, middx .
the newspapers published in the city in the mid 19th century reflected the division of political opinion in gloucester. the gloucester journal and gloucestershire chronicle, the main papers, were respectively liberal and conservative in affiliation. after david mowbray walker' s death in 1871 the gloucester journal was bought by thomas chance, who in 1879 formed a partnership with samuel bland, owner of the citizen. (fn. 82) the citizen, which was published daily from 1876, was the most successful of many newspapers started in the later 19th century. (fn. 83) others with some success were the liberal gloucester mercury, begun by charles jeynes in 1855 and published weekly until 1884, and the conservative gloucester standard and gloucestershire news, published weekly between 1870 and 1902. (fn. 84) the partnership started by chance and bland dominated newspaper publication in gloucester until 1928 when northcliffe newspapers ltd. bought the business and amalgamated the gloucestershire chronicle with the gloucester journal. (fn. 85) from 1981 the gloucester journal appeared as a weekly supplement to the citizen. (fn. 86) in 1980 an independent radio station, severn sound, commenced broadcasting from gloucester to the city and county. (fn. 87 )
tomb of his daughter catherine whiting washington, highgate, gloucester co, va (d. 1743). bolton says these are the arms of markham .
boys, sir john, of st. gregories, 15, 16, 149; account of, 145, 147: john, recorder, a. 611, 645: thomas, of eythorne, 15, 146: angela, 16: wm. of fredville, 145: thomas, of st. gregories, 146 .
7. harl. ms. 6824, fol. 31. an engraving with particulars of this bell is in the antiq. repertory, i, 11; ii, 162 .
tei - encoded, diplomatic transcriptions of early modern lord mayor’s shows. when complete, these digital texts will constitute a complete anthology of mayoral pageantry in london between 1585 and 1639 .
the defaced inscription on thomas bell’s funeral monument recorded: thrice with free voice eke hath this town allowed this worthy man a mayor’s room to wield, and thrice him called in parliament to sit. although this was correct about the number of bell’s mayoralties, he had served in parliament for gloucester on four occasions, if not five. it may have been either he or his younger brother of the same name, from whom he is usually distinguishable, who sat in 1539, when the chancery official who listed the names of those approached in connexion with the subsidy omitted to style the two members for gloucester, but the elder one’s seniority in municipal appointments (it was only in 1534 that the younger was made sheriff, and only in 1540 that he became an alderman) makes it likely that he sat on that occasion also. some confusion between the two brothers has also resulted from the elder’s choice of the younger’s daughter, with her husband thomas denys, as his heirs when his own son died without issue. 5
it was a case of' once more into the breach' for gloucester cathedral which has provided the backdrop for another star studded drama .
d3270 / 5 copy of grant of annuity (1540) lady joan cooke of gloucester, widow of john cooke, to the bailiffs and citizens of worcester. copy grant of annuity of 6s 8d out of lands for overseeing the provision of her trust for the grammar school is carried out .
robinson, john, prebendary, account of, 63; charles, pre sent recorder, 242; a. 611; john, mayor, a. 609 .
rooke, sir geo. admiral, account of, 250; wm. mayor, a. 608; finch, killed in a duel, a. 654 .
rose, wm. bailiff of city, 604; john, mayor, 607; alderman, his gift for making the river stour navigable, a. 640 .
st. thomas the martyr, priory & cathedral of christ - church so called, 337, 540; pageant of him, provided by city, 626 .
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bell, donald burn, of thornthwaite, cumbria. arms, crest and badge. garter and norroy and ulster kings of arms. 14 / 10 / 2014. college reference: grants 179 / 67 .
thomas foley, esq & mary his wife, administratrix with the will annexed of thomas strode, late serjeant at law v. john baldwyn, gentleman; isabell spratt, spinster; valentine dawes, gentleman; john carpenter; giles gauderton; and william johnson, gentleman
notes on the early english lady chapel, gloucester cathedral, built by ralph and olympias wilington, a. d. 1224
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if you’ve ever wanted to find out more about blackfriars priory in gloucester, one of the most complete dominican priories to survive the middle ages in the country, now’s your chance, as gloucester city council is setting up a new group to celebrate this hidden gem .
king, bishop, buried in christ church, oxford, 22; thomas, prebendary, account of, 70; william, prebendary, account of, 97 .
gloucester cathedral, formally the cathedral church of st peter and the holy and indivisible trinity, in gloucester, england, stands in the north of the city near the river severn. it originated in 678 or 679 with the foundation of an abbey dedicated to saint peter (dissolved by king henry viii) .
william elliott, & barbara his wife, daughter and heir of robert forster of kingfield [ nichol - forest, in kirk - andrews - upon - esk par. ], cumberland v. thomasin hodgson, an infant by thomas hodgson, gent, her husband and guardian; george bell, gent; and robert elliott, & his wife
. ed. thomas cogswell, richard cust, and peter lake. cambridge: cambridge up, 2002. 143 - 161 .
robert freeman; and thomas freeman, executors of thomas freeman; george barry; john bridgeman the elder; robert saunders; hannah glazier; _ _ _ negus, widow; edward aborn; barbara gwynne; john martin; sir basil dixwell, baronet; charles bowen & elizabeth his wife; james sawyer; elizabeth hawton, widow; francis joyce; _ _ _ herbert; samuel reynoldes; _ _ _ dacres; john francis; anthony haynes; _ _ _ dawkes; john adams; richard smalls; _ _ _ flint; thomas saunders; leonard cuthbert; sarah judd; _ _ _ drew, widow; _ _ _ butler, widow; anne vere; _ _ _ parrat, apothecary; nathaniel adams; thomas linford; _ _ _ _ theedam; daniel weyman; mathew wing; william watson; _ _ _ richards; thomas jackson; christopher wymans; thomas stratton; thomas walker; john canards; _ _ _ cattle; robert achurch; john chettle; william eales; _ _ _ carter; charles richards; _ _ _ gronons; andrew richardson; john bridgeman; and thomas woodward for themselves and other creditors of sir rice rudd, baronet; and of mary pemberton; and thomas pemberton of higham ferrers, northt, esq, all of them deceased, and also john clendon, esq; and thomas pulley, the two surviving trustees for the alms house built and founded in higham ferrers by goddard pemberton, esq, the grandfather of said thomas pemberton; and also the churchwardens and overseers of the poor of higham ferrers v. lewis, lord rockingham; scory barker; thomas hanbury; and roger pemberton, esqs; mary pemberton; mary saunderson, widow; anthony saunderson, doctor in divinity; the honorable thomas wentworth; and george watson; mathew johnson; and proby, esqs; william spencer, doctor in divinity; william walcott; samuel hunt; stephen brampston; and john underwood, gent; sir john langham, baronet; richard clarke; william holleway; griffith davies, doctor in phisick; alies davies; edward davies; mary davies; mathew jones; thomas phillips; john phillips; william bridgestock, esq & his wife; owen bowen & his wife; thomas loyd & mary his wife; thomas loyd of grove & mary his wife; thomas boucher, esq; yelverton peyton; charles dalton; elizabeth gwynn; francis dandridge; edward horton & his wife; jane vaughan; _ _ _ vaughan; mary whitby; thomas james; james sawyer; william linwood; george jefferyes; thomas brudnell; mary drew; and _ _ _ drew; and drew her children
reversion of lease granted by john sainsbury decd, the complt' s late father, to william johnson of a piece of waste ground near bell alley, st giles without cripplegate, middx, for the building of four messuages suitable for twisters to work in .
between 1625 and 1630 thomas pennington recast the tenor, seventh and third bells, and in 1658 his brother john recast the second (this bell surviving as the present fifth). however, eight years later the bells were in a sad state of disrepair with the sixth, eighth, tenor and
peter
all cracked .
. 25 - 28 see also thomas, a. , bateman, c. and walker, g. bateman, c. and leah, m. ,' prehistoric and roman remains on the line of the gloucester business park link road, hucclecote. excavations in 1998' ,
smith, dr. adam, 51; alexander, 153; john, 237, 242; tho. mayor, a. 610; ann, 650 .
connolley, greg “mayor turns green island sod for new $ 3, 000, 000 city hall. ” the ottawa citizen. 17 september 1956: 25 .
the oak porch, installed in 2012, was a gift to this church by the late john cook, a former mayor of berkhamsted, and is inscribed with the cross keys emblem of st peter .
“needle an apt political symbol for stormy suffragette - mayor. ” globe and mail. 27 january 1975. unknown page. from hf file # 0005 envelope 3 of 3, city of ottawa archives .
john cooke (d. 1528) was a wealthy brewer and mercer of gloucester, one of the city' s earliest aldermen, serving as sheriff in 1494 and 1498. he held the office of mayor four times, in 1501, 1507, 1512 and 1518. he was a great benefactor of the city. his will started the process in motion for the establishment of a grammar school in gloucester, and the scheme was finally given effect by his wife joan who survived him by 17 years, dying in 1545. it was joan therefore who created the tripartite deed of 1539, deemed to be the founding charter. the school remains today the most ancient in gloucester.
sir thomas bell the elder ( 1486 – 1566 ) was a cap manufacturer , mayor of gloucester , and member of parliament . he was one of the city 's largest employers and wealthiest citizens and a great benefactor of the city and its people . he is described in contemporaneous documents as a " capper " . he invested much of his wealth in real estate released on the dissolution of the monasteries , sometimes in partnership with richard duke ( c. 1515-1572 ) , of otterton , devon , clerk of the court of augmentations . he was thrice mayor of gloucester ( for 1535 – 36 , 1543 – 44 and 1553 – 54 ) and served four times as member of parliament ( mp ) for the city ( 1545 – 47 , 1547 – 52 , 1553 and 1554 – 55 ) . he was knighted on 27 february 1546/7 . he appears to have held orthodox roman catholic religious views as in 1537 , while mayor , was accused by leading townsmen john huggins and john rastell of calling bishop latimer of worcester a heretic . a portrait of bell the elder is in the possession of gloucester city council . he is not to be confused with his younger brother ( possibly half-brother ) , also called thomas , also prominent , sir thomas bell the younger ( d. 1560/1 ) , mayor of bristol , who also served as mayor of gloucester in 1543 and 1554/5 . 
sir thomas bell the elder (1486 – 1566) was a cap manufacturer, mayor of gloucester, and member of parliament. he was one of the city's largest employers and wealthiest citizens and a great benefactor of the city and its people. he is described in contemporaneous documents as a " capper ". he invested much of his wealth in real estate released on the dissolution of the monasteries, sometimes in partnership with richard duke (c. 1515-1572), of otterton, devon, clerk of the court of augmentations. he was thrice mayor of gloucester (for 1535 – 36, 1543 – 44 and 1553 – 54) and served four times as member of parliament (mp) for the city (1545 – 47, 1547 – 52, 1553 and 1554 – 55). he was knighted on 27 february 1546/7. he appears to have held orthodox roman catholic religious views as in 1537, while mayor, was accused by leading townsmen john huggins and john rastell of calling bishop latimer of worcester a heretic. a portrait of bell the elder is in the possession of gloucester city council. he is not to be confused with his younger brother (possibly half-brother), also called thomas, also prominent, sir thomas bell the younger (d. 1560/1), mayor of bristol, who also served as mayor of gloucester in 1543 and 1554/5.
sir thomas bell the elder (1486 – 1566) was a cap manufacturer, mayor of gloucester, and member of parliament. he was one of the city's largest employers and wealthiest citizens and a great benefactor of the city and its people. he is described in contemporaneous documents as a " capper ". he invested much of his wealth in real estate released on the dissolution of the monasteries, sometimes in partnership with richard duke (c. 1515-1572), of otterton, devon, clerk of the court of augmentations. he was thrice mayor of gloucester (for 1535 – 36, 1543 – 44 and 1553 – 54) and served four times as member of parliament (mp) for the city (1545 – 47, 1547 – 52, 1553 and 1554 – 55). he was knighted on 27 february 1546/7. he appears to have held orthodox roman catholic religious views as in 1537, while mayor, was accused by leading townsmen john huggins and john rastell of calling bishop latimer of worcester a heretic. a portrait of bell the elder is in the possession of gloucester city council. he is not to be confused with his younger brother (possibly half-brother), also called thomas, also prominent, sir thomas bell the younger (d. 1560/1), mayor of bristol, who also served as mayor of gloucester in 1543 and 1554/5.