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Old and New London
… "The chariot was met in St. George's Fields [he died at Windsor] by all the priests and clergy of London and its …
Old and New London
… boys rowed an eight-oared boat from the Horseferry to Windsor Bridge and back, about eighty-six miles, completing …
Old and New London
… in the South Kensington Museum). They were transferred to Windsor Castle, and subsequently exhibited for a time at … At the appointed hour Her Majesty, who has arrived from Windsor, takes her place, having been joined by the Prince …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… royal letters patent. The dean was moved to the deanery of Windsor to make room for the new abbot, John Feckenham, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 7. 2. 3., and in the patronage of the Dean and Canons of Windsor (the appropriators), with a net income of 166. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… whose sole heiress conveyed it by marriage to Lord Windsor. It is at present the property of Spearman Johnstone, …
Survey of London
… House, St. James's, Greenwich, Hampton Court, Richmond, Windsor, Oatlands and Nonsuch. Moreover, she frequently went … the Court was generally at Whitehall, Hampton Court or Windsor. "After the winter of 1603, when plague held him at …
Old and New London
… 2, 1680.I had an opportunity, his Majesty being at Windsor, of seeing his private library at Whitehall at my … who had in the meantime been removed from Hurst Castle to Windsor, was brought to St. James's. His trial was quickly … who hath been with him this St. George's Feast at Windsor." It is said by several retailers of Court gossip …
Old and New London
… Duke of Cumberland, son of George II., and then Ranger of Windsor Park and Forest, with the view of reerecting it at the end of the Long Walk, in the Great Park at Windsor. The stones were accordingly removed, but the re-building of it at Windsor appears to have been abandoned. Some of the material, …