Sir William Damsell (c. 1520 – 16 June 1582), sometimes spelt Damosel, was Receiver-General of the Court of Wards and Liveries and a Member of Parliament...

called "Cook's Tavern" and the first grocery store was built in 1825 by William Damsell. It was in 1839 that Lexington was recognized as a village by the federal...

renowned for his adept market-play. When in 1551 the mismanagement of Sir William Damsell, King's Merchant to the Low Countries, had caused the English Government...

dissenting minister Henry Condell, actor, member of the King's Men William Damsell, Receiver-General of the Court of Wards and Liveries and a Member of...

steel saddles; 494 new steel saddles received since Henry's death from William Damsell, King's Agent in Flanders; other armour and old horse and rider's armour...

: 28, 29  In 1557, Archdeacon Harpsfield urged William Damsell be reminded of his obligations. Damsell had only been paying £9 of the £17 due each year...

in his post at Calais. In 1553, he sold Wye College in Kent to Sir William Damsell. Siston was also mortgaged to Rowland Hayward before his death to satisfy...

Henry Paget Sir William Damsell 1558 Edward Stradling David Stradling 1559 Sir Francis Knollys Thomas Heneage 1562–3 Sir John St Leger William Aubrey 1571...

Edward Bayntun William Herbert 1545 Sir Thomas Lee Christopher Willoughby 1547 Robert Watson Robert Warner 1553 (Mar) William Damsell William Wightman 1553...

candidates had been selected; Conservative: Maurice Hely-Hutchinson Labour: William Wate Wood "Representation of the People Act 1948: Schedule 1", legislation...