A blog from the director of the History of Parliament. D is for Doorkeepers, not only an essential oil in the wheels of the House of Commons, but also part of its collective memory. The role is referred to in the fourteenth century treatise on Parliament, the. The Inner Life of the House of Commons.

First volume of the House of Lords. The latest volumes from the History of Parliament, available from Cambridge University Press. Using the History of Parliament.

5,604 ACRES OF LAND IN COUNTY WESTMEATH. Claims descent from the ancient Irish sept of MacCEAN. A collateral branch of the sept of MacDermot Roe. Six successive generations of the MAGANS. Or Emoe, about two and a half miles in distance from Ballymore, County Westmeath. County Westmeath, brother of Richard Magan. Of Emoe, had issue,. MORGAN, successor to his brother. Married Sarah Morgan, and dsp.

An exploration of the hazardous objects and features found in the Victorian home. The Hazards of Domestic Brewing. In the next few posts, I want to venture out of the house and explore the hazards lurking in the gardens and yards of the Victorian home. Today, I am going to begin with the hazards of domestic brewing. Brewing was an integral part of Suffolk rural life. Whilst in decline in many areas of the country, in rural Suffolk.

Researching the House of Commons, 1832-1868. And about the six members of the Fitzwilliam dynasty. Who sat in our period. John Fielden, by George Hayter .

Finding queer history in the present. IFPH Students and New Professionals. One of the most difficult elements of researching and writing about past exhibitions is grasping how they looked and how they felt to wa.

Tales about history and much more. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the publication of. Cheese Making through the Ages. Cheese Making through the Ages. So when I came across a reference to cheese during my research into Robert the Mason. It had a high priority for the diet of the monks.

Voices of faith From the First and second world wars. John Broom, Historian and Author. Christ Church Chapel, Oxford. National Memorial Arboretum, Staffordshire.