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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Carnedd. At Park, the largest farm in the parish, Queen Elizabeth is said to have kept a stud of horses, to which … reproach him. During the civil war in the reign of Charles I., the parliamentary forces, having entered this part of the …
Survey of London
… Mantells, by then divided into three, passed to the Crown. Elizabeth I granted the land to Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, who … Superior remained lifelong friends, and his daughter Elizabeth Helen became a nun here in 1897. 105 The new House …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Gray's Inn, 1678; licenced 21 Sept., 1676, to marry Elizabeth Atwood, of St. Andrew, Holborn, spinster. See … of Thomas 1564, and perhaps of Richard 1581. See Fasti, i. 201; & Coote's Civilians, 53. [ 5] Lloid, Gruffith of co. … Arthur, of London, gent.), licenced 7 Aug., 1663, to marry Elizabeth Brett, of St. Faith, London, spinster. See Foster's …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… Loans Loans. I. 87. Letter from the Lord Bishop of London to the Lord … begging them to intercede with Her Majesty (Queen Elizabeth) for payment of an annuity due to Sir Horatio … Ferris by the lenders of 60,000 l. to the late Queen (Elizabeth) to receive and give an acquittance on their behalf …
A History of the County of Chester
… with those of Maria Grey Egerton, George Cotgreave, and Elizabeth Wilding, were divided into an almshouse charity … and 1643, when the capital was spent on defence. 32 Dame Elizabeth Booth, a widow of Bath, gave 400 in 1619 for loans … 1841, for coal: 111 in consols in 1890), Frances and Elizabeth Orange (wills proved 1851 and 1855: 109 in consols …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… such a reward was offered after a notorious robbery at Elizabeth Hutchins's farmhouse in King's Road. 2 Rewards in … 5-8, 20-1 (TS at NMR, file 101061); Faulkner, Chelsea, I. 280. Vestry orders, 1771-90, ff. 166-v. Ibid., 1745-71, … MS note). Faulkner, Chelsea, II. 280. Faulkner, Chelsea, I. 392-5; Survey of London, II. 45-9; Chelsea Scraps, 1151. …
A Dictionary of London
… Referred to elsewhere as : "Langburnestrate," 14 Ed. I. (Ct. H.W. I. 74). "Langebournestrete," 5 Ed. II. (Cal. L. Bk. D. p. … the result that laws were passed both in the time of Queen Elizabeth and of Charles II. restricting the multiplicity of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Gloucester's manor extended into it. In the 25th of Edward I. Sir William de Kerdeston purchased by fine of Sir Thomas … Gloucester and Clare's manor of Carleton extended here, as I have observed; and in the 8th of Edward II. the heirs of … Pydd, by John Duke of Suffolk. 1496, Thomas Eyer, by Elizabeth Dutchess of Suffolk. 1500, Robert Oulton, rector. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Sir Nicholas de Stutvile granted in the 16th of Edward I. this lord ship to Nicholas de Castello and his heirs, to … who died seized of it held in capite, in the 4th of Elizabeth, with the rectory (called often a priory) and John … son and heir. By an inquisition taken October 17, A o. 37 Elizabeth, John Goslin was found to die seized of the same on …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of Thomas Lord D'Spencer, had a daughter and sole heir, Elizabeth, who brought the inheritance to her husband, Sir … in the monastery of St. Pancras at Lewis in Sussex, "where I have lately made a tomb." 2 By Eliz. his wife, he had George, his son and heir. Elizabeth his widow, by her will, dated April 14, 1500, gives …