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A History of the County of Sussex
… a little to the east, where Stane Street and the road to Arundel diverge, was 'Loddesdune', where was a small hospital … as in 1338 Maud Paynel sold to Richard, Earl of Arundel, the reversion of these manors after the death of … 15 The manor figured in settlements made by Earls of Arundel between 1348 and 1566, 16 when it was settled on …
Old and New London
… try several captive noblemenLord Cobham and the Earls of Arundel and Warwick. "Wherever he lay," we are told, "his … a like charge the following day. In 1589 Philip, Earl of Arundel, an ancestor of the present ducal house of Norfolk, …
Old and New London
… and the dying artist, who had been the favourite of Lord Arundel, and the honoured inmate of his house, had to beg as … at Prague in 1607. He came to England in the suite of Lord Arundel, whom we have already mentioned 1 as a lover and … into difficulties. It is probable that it was through Lord Arundel's influence that he became a member of the Roman …
Old and New London
… the late Duke of Norfolk, and which used to run riot over Arundel Castle much in the same way that their canine …
Old and New London
… in Abingdon Street, was the bearing of the Earls of Arundel, who at one time were empowered by the king to grant … built in 1638, by Nicholas Stone, for Alethea, Countess of Arundel, and belonging to the family of the Howards. It was …