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A History of the County of Bedford
… to endure. They had first to suffer from the violence of Fawkes de Braut, who with the consent and approval of King … Guise. There were three claimants in the field, namely Fawkes de Braut and the priors of Dunstable and of Newnham. … as much an enemy to the religious of the neighbourhood as Fawkes de Braut had been. The first difficulty was connected …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the keep being destroyed and new fortifications built by Fawkes de Breaut in 1215; 76 Robert of York, whom the monks …
A History of the County of Bedford
… at the time of the pulling down of St. Paul's church by Fawkes de Braut, she took the sword out of the hand of the … iii. 87. The abbess at this time was most probably Mabel. Fawkes de Braut held 8 acres of land of the abbess of Elstow …
A History of the County of Bedford
… more severely from the outrages and brutal violence of Fawkes de Braut than did the monks of Warden. They dared to … them 'through the mud' to his castle at Bedford. But even Fawkes de Braut was sometimes aware that he had gone too far; … seen, the numbers were much larger; the thirty monks whom Fawkes de Braut dragged to Bedford Castle were not the whole …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Ferrer. Far Water Lane, street formerly known as, 134b. Fawkes, arms of, impaled by Vavasour, (12) 39a. Feasegate, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… of (painting), (4) 10a. Falcon Inn, (84) 88a. Fawkes, Walter, of Farnley Hall, (66) 76b. Feltergail, see …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… 186, 193 Guildford, 139 Guthrie, Thomas, 124, 191 Guy Fawkes Day, 33, 72, 114 Guy's Hospital, xix Gwinn, James, 211 …