...Bart., of Stoke Saint Milborough, in Shropshire, who died sp 1709 ? Sir Thomas was the third baronet, and Speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne. HUBERT SMITH. ARMORIAL BEARINGS.— In the windows of t church, the date of the erection of which is...

...his direct line terminated on May 5, 1746, by the death, without issue, of Sir Thomas Hanmer, who was speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, and was even more distinguished by his elegant and correct edition of the works of Shakespeare. The...

...his direct line terminated on May 5, 1746, by the death, without issue, of Sir Thomas Hanmer, who was speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, and was even more distinguished by his elegant and correct edition of the works of Shakespeare. The...

...now occupied by the owuei's son and heir, Charles James Fox Bunbury, Esq. Sir Thomas Hanmer, wbo was speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, resided here and died in 1746. Contiguous to his louse, he hod a very fine bowling green, and he was...

...these reports, Sir John Croke, to whom I have already referred, the father of the present reporter, and Speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, as also afterwards one of the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas, had edited Kielwey's...

...suspected. The son was created a baronet in 1620, and served the office of Sheriff for the county in 1622. Of this family was Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart., for thirty...£1500. He was of Fens, a mansion not far distant from Hanmer and Bettisfield, and descended from a junior branch of the main stock. All the Hanmers, excepting...

...suspected. The son was created a baronet in 1620, and served the office of Sheriff for the county in 1622. Of this family was Sir Thomas Hanmer, Bart., for thirty...assumed their surname, as the Mostyns from Mostyn, &c. VIII. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Stradling, of St. Donat's Castle, was created a baronet in the 9th year of James...

...created baronets, one of them in 1620, now extinct by the death in 1746 of Sir Thomas Hanmer, who was speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, and 326 HANNEN distinguished by his elegant and correct edition of the works of Sbakepeare; and the...

...created baronets, one of them in 1020, now extinct by the death in 1746 of Sir Thomas Hanmer, who was speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, and HANNEN distinguished by bia elegant and correct edition of the works of Shakspeare; and the other...

...whole" length of the house. From the Norths the house descended through his mother to Sir Thomas Hanmer, Speaker of the House of Commons in the reign of Queen Anne, and Sir Thomas left it to his nephew, Sir William Bunbury. Sir Thomas Hanmer founded an almshouse here...