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A History of the County of Gloucester
… as to the schools they taught has been found. In 1655 John Young of Ley gave half of a rent-charge of £7 for the … was mentioned in 1667, 91 but in 1683 the proceeds of John Young's charity were retained by a descendant in the absence … their education ought to be supported at the school by the Young and Houldstead charities; they also decided that no boy …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Farm and Leyfold Farm 94 which had earlier belonged to the Young family; Richard Young owned 206 a. at his death in 1635, 95 and John Young, apparently his son, held the estate in 1655; 96 it had …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of Westbury is mentioned in 1086 when it was held by a young clerk ( clericolus). 84 It is not known whether there …
Old and New London
… of the Tower, children of Edward III., both of whom died young. Close by is a slab of stained marble, that is perhaps …
Old and New London
… "the College of St. Peter." As a school for the young was always a leading feature in every monastery, and …
Old and New London
… her. When it was found that he was not hurt, a sprightly young ladydaughter of the peerin the box immediately …
Old and New London
… a mason for eighteenpence, paid him by a passer-by, "Jack Young." Mr. R. Bell, in his "Life of Ben Jonson," writes, …
Old and New London
… poor men, women, and children. It was here, in 1170, the young Prince Henry was crowned in his father's lifetime; "and … the boar's head, with trumpets before it. Whereupon that young man, conceiving a pride in his heart, beheld the …
Old and New London
… in England there grew up a school for the education of the young; and Westminster formed no exception to the general … of the monasteries. THE COLLEGE HALL. A school for the young being thus as necessary an adjunct to a monastery as … they had put on the proper clothes, the Athenians, old and young, of St. Peter's, continued to disport themselves before …
Old and New London
… With this object in view, he imported many ship-loads of young mulberry-trees, most of which were planted round the … his Grace had entailed it after the death of his son, the young duke. George III., in his second year, bought the house … in a visit to Mrs. Percy, who had the care of one of the young princes, at the Queen's House, the Prince of Wales …