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Old and New London
… and his Pretty WifeColman "Keeping Terms"Blackstone's "Farewell"BurkeSheridanA Pair of EpigramsHare CourtThe … afterwards became so famous, wrote in Temple chambers his "Farewell to the Muse:" "Lulled by the lapse of gliding … me now no more. Lost to the field, and torn from you, Farewell!a long, a last adieu! * * * * Then welcome business, …
Survey of London
… re-opening on 23 September for what was to be Garrick's farewell season. According to the prompter, Hopkins, the …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… abroad to-morrow, and to be in his Window, that by my last Farewell, 1 may give him Thanks for this, and all other his … a little farther, bowed the second time, saying, Farewell, my Lord; God protect your Innocency. The next is, …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… other Cambridge exiles and martyrs. 163 Bishop Ridley's farewell is famous. He recalled the orchard at Pembroke where … college, chaplain, proctor, and reader in the University. 'Farewell therefore, Cambridge my loving mother and tender …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of the fine Jacobean plaster ceilings, were made by John Farewell whose sister married Toby Horton, heir to the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… in a square head; (12) to Alice (Walter), wife of Philipes Farewell, 1655, marble tablet with enriched and shaped border …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 613 a. around Abnalls and Ashmore Brook was transferred to Farewell and Chorley, and in 1934 one of 93 a. covering Pipe … was opened in 1820 at the junction of Church Road and Farewell Lane (known as Chorley Road until 1974). 41 Coulter … at Ashmore Brook, which lies on the road from Lichfield to Farewell mentioned in 1292. 129 The route of the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… township; and 240 a. around Little Pipe were added to Farewell and Chorley civil parish. After the changes …
A History of the County of Stafford
… manor. 68 A portion of the area, however, became part of Farewell manor. Bishop Clinton's endowment of the nuns of Farewell priory c. 1140 included hide held by 'Haminch' … 1135. 69 The nuns' estate in Hammerwich remained part of Farewell manor, which was granted to the dean and chapter on …