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Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1300-1541
… 1343-1346 p. 656). Richard de Stafford, official of the Prince of Wales, came to Flint 19 Oct., met four canons of St … el. ( Cal. Anct. Correspondence pp. 241-2). Letter from Prince of Wales read to canons s.d., canons stated that they … by bp. of Ostia ( CPL. 111 229). Temps. 21 Sept. ( Black Prince's Reg. I 19). Profession to abp. of Canterbury 24 …
Old and New London
… Katherine of Arragon two days before her marriage with Prince Arthur, and not long after the ambassadors of the … they came to condole with Henry VII. on the death of the prince. Sir John Rest, Lord Mayor in 1516, was the next … and dispersed, kept their ground so steadily, that though Prince Rupert himself led up the choice horse to charge them, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… the Lord Chamberlains office concerning mourning for the Prince of Wales. Ladies were to wear black BOMBAZINE with …
Survey of London
… Black Prince Road and Doris Street CHAPTER 31 - BLACK PRINCE ROAD AND DORIS STREET Black Prince Road, formerly known as Lambeth Butts, is divided into …
Old and New London
… sacrifice. One zealot remembered that, at the return of Prince Charles from the madcap expedition to Spain, a … named Axford, on Ludgate Hill, was then carried off by the prince, and bore him three sons, who in time became generals. … in Newgate, till released at the intercession of the Prince of Wales. The first Walter died in 1812. The second …
Old and New London
… and clean of limb and body, were able to give the greatest prince in Christendom a mortal breakfast if he were the … year to Sir Adam Newton, Dean of Durham, tutor to Henry, Prince of Wales. In 1659 it passed to Sir William Ducie, … which Evelyn describes as "a faire house built for Prince Henry," is pleasantly situated in extensive park-like …
A History of the County of Oxford
… had received a grant of the next presentation from the Prince of Wales, later Charles I. 61 The advowson passed with …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… have been besieged in the year 1116, by Rhŷs ab Grufydd, Prince of North Wales, who, after repeated assaults, took it, …