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A History of the County of Essex
… established as a proprietary church, probably in the 10th or 11th century. 57 The church was held with the manor by … cloth for the table, and a hood for the rector. 80 Gregory Holland, instituted in 1613, was threatened with … established a nonconformist church at Braughing, Herts. 82 Holland had died or resigned by 1658 when Nathaniel Seaman, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… by the assignees of the Bishop of Norwich. 1591, William Holland, by the Bishop. 1603, John Ponder, LL.B. by the … the arms of Shanke gules, a fess between three escallops, or, impaling gules, three arrows or, feathered argent, Hales. There are two tombs here, one on …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… &c. there were also 5 freemen under the protection, or commendation only of that abbey, who had 45 acres and a … under such covenants and ties, that he could neither sell, or forfeit it from the abbey, and a church with 6 acres of … Clere, Esq. 1562, Thomas Portington. Ditto. 1577, Tobias Holland, by Henry Woodhouse, Esq. 1601, Ant. Maxie, S. T. B. …
Survey of London
… 6). This small district was formerly known as Cold Bath or Coldbath Fields, and (together with some acres adjoining … and road improvements, any sense of separate identity or special character. Both were once quite marked. Then on … Sir Robert Taylor, James Paine, Robert Mylne and Henry Holland. 112 But it was another member, the …
The Environs of London
… Christopher Heydon in the reign of Queen Elizabeth. (Dr. Holland in his notes on Camden.) See Harris's Kent, p. 333. … 2 and 3. Az. six fl. de lis, three and three, in pale, Or. 2. Barry of six Ar. and Az. a lion ramp. G.; the other … too remore. And when too much repose brings on the spleen, Or the gay city's idle pleasures cloy; Swist as my changing …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 3 12' (W. Lon.), and includes an area of 763 square miles, or 488,320 statute acres. There are 10,849 inhabited houses, … ' conquerors it received the name of West-moringa-land, or "land of the western moors," since contracted into … in the union of Spalding, wapentake of Elloe, parts of Holland, county of Lincoln, 3 miles (N. E. by E.) from …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Beauchamp (of Bletso) gules a fesse between six martlets or. Beaufort France and England quarterly with a border … or a lion sable for Flanders; 2 and 3, or a lion gules for Holland. Harpeden (of Oxford) argent a pierced molet of six … crusily azure three fleurs-de-lis and a border sable. Holland (County of) or a lion gules. Holland Earl of Kent …
Old and New London
… physicians, until it has passed into a proverb. "Victory, or Westminster Abbey!" Nelson is reported to have exclaimed, … House, the Jerusalem Chamber, the cloisters, and one or two fragments of buildings on the southern side, the Abbey … her maid, "in a very fine Brussells' lace headdress, a Holland shift with a tucker and double ruffles of the same …
Old and New London
… of felony (excepting sacrilege) fled to a parish church or churchyard for sanctuary, he might, within forty days … speed. If he did not go directly out of the kingdom, or if he afterwards returned into England without licence, he … for that they took out of Sanctuarie at Westminster John Holland, Duke of Excester, and conveyed him to the Castle of …
Old and New London
… Palace is far from being so magnificent as Versailles is, or the Tuilleries once were, yet it has about it an air of … being occupied by the Earl of Arlington, whose name is, or ought to be, indissolubly linked with it, on one account … year of the great plague his lordship brought hither from Holland the first pound of tea which was imported into …