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Survey of London
… or some odd old whig, Who never chang'd his principle; or wig." 3 He took an active part in the impeachment of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… court. These mortuaries consist of the best hat, wig, cravat, gloves, girdle, breeches, shoes, and stockings …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… and cherub-heads, reclining effigy (Plate 138) of man with wig, peer's robe and sword and holding coronet, wall-monument …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
Old and New London
… upon a Time," "a petticoat without a hoop was led by a bag-wig and sword to the May Fair altar, after other …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Duncomb, Attorney General, Solicitor General. Mr. Ed[ward] Wig (Wigg), merchant, called in and his petition is read … : Lord Treasurer, Attorney General, Solicitor General. Mr. Wig and the Excise Commissioners are called in. The Commissioners' answer to Wig's petition is read. Mr. Wigg's Counsel says that the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… On it is placed his bust, dressed in a large full curled wig, after the manner of Sir Cloudesly Shovel's, in …