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The Environs of London
… with Henry VIII., who soon afterwards granted it to Thomas Cromwell Earl of Essex 6. After his attainder it was settled … book called the Detection, "after he had been discarded by Cromwell, betook himself to Wimbledonhouse, where he turned … ambition which he entertained before he was cashiered by Cromwell 20." General Lambert was not only a cultivator of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the hands of the royalists. After the battle of Naseby, Cromwell was sent with an army to reduce Winchester, which … parts it is perforated by bullets, probably discharged by Cromwell's soldiers, while in possession of the city. An … statues that formerly filled the niches, were destroyed by Cromwell's soldiers. On each side of the altar, separating …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… William Waller, and of the siege and surrender to Oliver Cromwell in 1645, are well-known history. The fortifications having been destroyed by Cromwell, the rest of the castle, with the chapel and its …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… had been effected, the mayor and citizens wrote to Thomas Cromwell asking that 'they shall be no more burdened by the … of the same year they again addressed their complaint to Cromwell. This last year they had hoped by the advice of Cromwell and their learned counsel to have withdrawn their …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in the Great Park 304 where he was visited by Oliver Cromwell, and in April twenty-one regiments of disciplined … castle was the scene of some important meetings between Cromwell and Ireton and other 'inspired persons.' 312 The … of the army was discussed, and a conference between Cromwell and other officers and Parliamentary commissioners …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… ruin, was a splendid edifice, erected by Ralph, Lord Cromwell, in the reign of Henry VI., and afterwards, for …