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13926	Hutton, William	An History of Birmingham (1783)			.txt	text/plain	88564	4311	73	great road, the conveniency of water, the church, and the manor-house, In 1251, William de Birmingham, Lord of the Manor, procured an We now turn up Lionel-street, leaving St. Paul's, and about three new erected houses, on the right[1]; pass close It is remarkable, that in a town like Birmingham, where so many houses The act was procured for this chapel at the same time as for that of St. Mary's; but it was not erected till 1779, upon a spot of ground given William, having married the daughter of Thomas de Astley, a man of great Lord of the manor of Birmingham; a man, who of all others the least years ago, the heiress of the house of Birmingham, resided upon the In a town like Birmingham, a commodious market-place, for we have church on St. John's day, to house-keepers in Birmingham, who receive	./cache/13926.txt	./txt/13926.txt