-
though the
number of
wards and
their names did not change. Each ward, or
aldermanry, has its own alderman, who is the most
senior official or representative...
-
Bridge Without when
administered by the city (from 1550 to 1900) and as an
aldermanry until 1978. The
local government arrangements were
reorganised in 1900...
- 1660. Sir
Edward married Ursula Salusbury 31
December 1631 at St Mary
Aldermanry, London, they had @11
children W R
Williams The
Parliamentary History...
-
Saidpur is a town and a
nagar panchayat in the
Badaun district of the
Indian state of
Uttar Pradesh. As with
other areas in the
North Indian plains, Saidpur...
- and 1321.
Nicholas died in 1334,
without male issue, and
devised his
aldermanry to Sir John de Pulteney, then
mayor of London. Roysia, the
daughter of...
-
marriage of the Duke and
Duchess of York. In 1897,
Knill transferred his
aldermanry to the
adjacent ward of
Bridge Without to make room for his son Sir John...
-
under the
present High
Steward (the
Recorder of London). The ward and
aldermanry were
effectively abolished in 1978, by
merging it with the Ward of Bridge...
-
subverted when
Richard Jerveis obtained letters patent freeing him from his
aldermanry and from ****ure city office.
Laxton and the
aldermen went in a body to...
- at St. John's College, Cambridge. In the next year he
transferred his
aldermanry to the
Candlewick ward. The
grant of the
whole of "Le Key" and "Le Wharf"...
-
secondly Sir
James Stonehouse c. 1618. John's
father joined the City
Aldermanry in 1598, in
which year John
matriculated a fellow-commoner from Trinity...
