 | 1764 - 164 pages
...alfo to the Town of Heading, and one to Tunbridge. The moft confiderable Benefactors fince, have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the Choir,...400 /. for the Statues of the King and Queen, and zoo Ton of Timber which he obtained by Warrent from Shotover Tore ft and Stow Wpod) added the other... | |
 | 1766 - 166 pages
...alfo to the Town of Reading, and one to Tunbridge. The moft confiderable Benefactors fince, have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the Choir,...Archbifliop Laud, who at the Expence of above 5000 /. (exclufwe of 400 /. for the Statues of the King and Queen, and 200 Ton of Timber which he obtained... | |
 | 1783 - 188 pages
...difpbfed as to Itrike us gradually and unexpectedly. The moft confiderable Benefactors fince, have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the Choir,...the New Quadrangle, of which the Library is a Part. Archbifhop Laud, who at the ' Expenfe of above 5000/. (exclufive of 400/. for the Statues of the King... | |
 | Ditchley (England) - 1795 - 178 pages
...alfo to the town of Reading, and one to Tunbridge. The moft confiderable Benefa&ors fince have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the Choir, and built that fide of the. New Quadrangle, of which the Library is a part } Archbifhop Laud,, who at the expenfe... | |
 | 1808 - 166 pages
...Tunbridge, together with fix to the kin to the Founder. The moft confiderable benefactors fince have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the choir; and built that fide of the new quadrangle, of which the Library is a part; Archbifhop Laud, who at the expence of... | |
 | 1810 - 430 pages
...Tunbridge, together with six to the kin to the Founder. The most considerable benefactors since have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the choir,...the new quadrangle, of which the Library is a part ; Archbishop Laud, who at the expence of above 50001. (exclusive of 4001. for the statues of the King... | |
 | 1810 - 202 pages
...Tunbridge, together with six to the kin to the Founder. The most considerable benefactors since have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the choir,...the new quadrangle, of which the Library is a part ; Archbishop Laud, who at the expence of above 50001. (exclusive of 4001. for the statues of the King... | |
 | Nuneham Courtenay (England) - 1814 - 198 pages
...Tunbridge, together with six to the kin to the Founder. The most considerable benefactors since Have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the choir,...the new quadrangle, of which the Library is a part; Archbishop Laud, who at the expence of above 5000l. (exclusive of 400l. for the statues of the King... | |
 | John Adolphus - Great Britain - 1818 - 714 pages
...Tunbridge, together with fix to the kin of the founder. The moft confiderable benefactors fince have been Sir William Paddy, who founded and endowed the choir, and built that fide of the new quadrangle, of which the library is a part; Archbifhop Laud, who at the espence of... | |
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College ; but being of a more public Spirit than to confine himfelf to any one Place, he allowed two Fellowfhips to the City of Coventry, two to, Brijtol, two alfo to the Town of Reading, and one to Tunbridge. 