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Hace 2 días · 4 h 35 min. Average coach ticket price. £27 (€30) Direct coach. Yes. Coach companies. FlixBus, Megabus or National Express. Coaches from London to Stafford cover the 123 miles long trip taking on average 4 h 35 min with our travel partners like FlixBus, Megabus or National Express. There are direct coach services available.
Hace 3 días · Part of the fee may have been annexed to the manor of Hackleton and Piddington held in 1475–6 of Edward de Grey, Earl of Kent, and part may be accounted for in the 200 acres of land, 100 acres of pasture, and 5 tofts in Piddington, Horton, and Hackleton, worth 5 marks, held to farm of the Hospital of St. John for the life of Elizabeth the widow of William de Preston, who died in 1487.
Hace 4 días · 1. Catherine, who married Edward Stafford of Marlwood near Thornbury in Gloucestershire, Esq the lineal descendant of Sir Edward Stafford, ambassadour from Queen Elizabeth to the French King; of the family of the Staffords Dukes of Buckingham. 2. Margaret, married to Colonel Robert Suckling of Wotton in Norfolk.
Hace 5 días · Hergeleitet von „Toter Mann“ geht man im englischen Sprachraum davon aus, dass der Totmannmelder auf den Erfinder Edward D. Totmann (1918-2013) zurück geht. Die Eisenbahnindustrie schreibt die Erfindung dagegen dem amerikanischen Eisenbahningenieur Edward A. Cowper zu, der 1892 erstmals einen Totmannschalter patentierte.
Hace 4 días · Henry Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, suffered execution and forfeiture in 1483. Ongar was named among his possessions and was granted by the king in 1484 to Sir Thomas Montgomery for life. Edward Stafford, son of Henry, was restored to the dukedom in 1485.
Hace 3 días · 72. Sir Edward Stafford to Lord Burghley. 1583–1, Feb. 28. Sends enclosed copy of his letter [to Walsingham]. Here there is great preparation, but may be it will end in a French fury, as main greater things have done. The two minions impeach [each] the other's greatness.
Hace 2 días · Ham and Stitchcombe, parts of the hundred in 1084, had been transferred respectively to Elstub hundred by 1332 and Selkley hundred by 1243; (fn. 5) Everleigh and Collingbourne Ducis, both in Kinwardstone hundred in 1249 and 1275, (fn. 6) were withdrawn by an earl of Lancaster and in 1332 were part of Everleigh liberty. (fn. 7) The parishes ...
