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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… VII. Boughton under the Blean. PAGE 2. LINE 20. GUSHEORNE, or GUSHMERE, was purchased a few years ago by John Lade, esq. … married Elizabeth, and third daughter of the late Sir Brook Bridges, bart. by whom he has a daughter Frances, and … the Romney Light Dragoons, and married Charlotte, daughter or the late judge Yates; Robert-Charles was a lieutenant in …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Anne read Elizabeth. PAGE 70, last line but one. For Sir Brook Bridges, bart. read Sir Brook William Bridges, bart. … and not be absent from the parish one month at a time, or two months in the whole year. PAGE 241. Add to the list of … that is without any human bones, ashes, medals, or the like, is very unaccountable. No further search was …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 1604-5, M.A. 1608. 48, 13. Aylmer, Arthur, also cantarist or chantry priest Holy Trinity chantry, Lambourne, Berks, … p. 223, par. 41. Butler, William, B.A. from Pembroke Hall or Christ's Coll. 1562-3 (incorporated 1563), M.A. 1566, … 20. 234, 27. Cansfield, Robert, B.A. from Catherine Hall, or St. John's 1570-1, M.A. 1574, proctor 1588. 235, 21. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… of considerable difficulty, from the frequent effacement or semi-effacement of the hall-marks, from the comparative … read "Abridge." p. 144 (a) 20: before "1565" insert "1559 or." Lattonp. 147 (b) 29: for "Woolley" read "Wollaye." … b) Navestock Stone, Navestock Parish, on N. side of Bourne Brook, 630 yards S. of ( a). ( c) Park Corner Stone, between …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… he was condemned. I pray God our justices have done well, or else I would wish them expelled, and others put in their … is alive, and had his life given for accusing Appleyard, or if dead, that he has repented accusing him wrongfully. … his death, and Mr. Solicitor said he would hang him or be hung himself. We have a sort of justices who might be …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… of pensions), that it shall not be lawful for him to sell or alienate it. [ page.] [Dec. 20.] 71. Statement by John Du … and Liveries,of the wardship and marriage of Humphrey, or any other son and heir of the said William, in case of his … of Wales, as to the times and places of holding sittings or terms, punishing offenders, extent of jurisdiction over …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… Being at his mother's house at Bishop Auckland, on Monday or Tuesday, the 16th or 17th instant, he heard that Eleanor Jackson, a Recusant, … Bainbridge's house there. Having drunk a penny worth or two in the said alehouse, her son came in and told her …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… hose you told me of by the bearer, and buy a hat at 8 s. or 10 s. for my wife, your sister, and she will pay when you … of Manchester, for the relief of the poor infected or suspected of being infected with the plague, to be … without doing anything that might breed any danger or infection to their neighbours. [1 page.] Nantwich, 31 July …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… General Hobart to Sir Thos. Lake. By misinformation of Mr. Brook, who followed the suit for procuring His Majesty's … been "Manerium de Hemingford Abbotts" only; for Samuel Brook says that there is one manor and one advowson of …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… enacted that all wines of the growth of Candia and Rotimo, or any other place within the Levant seas, imported to … from His Majesty, Prohibiting all men, denizens or aliens, not free of that company, from importing any of … Act is taken away. [Venetians may bring in their own ships or in English ships.] The mayor, &c. of Southampton, in Aug. …