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Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Introduction INTRODUCTION. A student of English legislation who limited his work to an … 'Att the first Recesse of Parliament begunn at Westm r the Third Day of November An o R. R. Car. 16 and 17 1640 … of England, And are to be sold by W. Lee, D. Pakeman and G. Bedell, at their Shops in Fleet-street, 1653." It is a …
Westminster Abbey Charters, 1066 - c.1214
… Saeberht, king of the East Saxons, and his wife founded a church dedicated to St Peter, on Thorney Island, in the … grantors as responding to requests for confirmations (e.g. 4, 27), or for the rendering of justice (e.g. 22, 56). … Armitage Robinson, dean of Westminster 190211 39 and M. R. James, 40 through the eighteenth-century antiquarian …
Survey of London
… the south "wark" or fort of the City of London, has had a long and complicated history. There was a settlement there in Roman times though it appears to have … of Wardens of the parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, by R. T. Baines and L. M. Langston, 1913. Southwark Cathedral, …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… before the year 1595. But these omissions, with notices of a great number of undated papers, will be made good by the … as represented by its mayor and aldermen (p. 637). R. A. Roberts. This volume has been edited and passed through … by Mr. E. Salisbury, the late Mr A. Hughes, Mr. C. G. Crump, Mr. J. V. Lyle, and Mr. M. S. Giuseppi, all of the …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… of the Roman invasion of Britain, Suffolk formed part of a district inhabited by the Iceni. In the subsequent division … Archdeaconry are the following clergymen: Bosmere The Rev. R. Longe, and C. Shorting. Carlford W. Potter, and E. Moor. … Barlee. Ipswich The Rev. R. Mosley. Loes Lord T. Hay, and G. Attwood. Lothingland F. Cunningham, and C. Green. Orford …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… first met at Cambray to discuss the preliminaries of a general peace. The moment, indeed, could not have been better chosen: the Italian war was fast drawing to a close; both conqueror and conquered were growing sick of the conflict, and Europe sighed for peace. A separate convention was being negociated at Barcelona, and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… low-lying level land, easily flooded but fertile, forming a southward extension of the fenlands of the Isle of Ely. … presumably created earlier than 1066 by the division of a single township, while Knapwell and Childerley may have … Lolworth. In the south settlement was largely confined to a single nucleated village within each parish. Only in …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… by his people, that he was routed by Louis XIV in a diplomatic encounter which was as unscrupulous as any in … of the modern world, but that spite of all he fought a clean fight, remained unflinchingly true to his country and … Profits of Hanaper (per tallies) 37 4 7 King's Bench fine (R. Young) 1,200 0 0 Lord Grey's rents 2,950 0 0 6,331 14 2 …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… by succeeding Treasurers 24,390 13 8 Imprests cleared by a, certificate from the Navy Board 12,796 1 1 (Total, 93,532 … Wight 2,306 9 0 York and Clifford's Tower (the Governor, a Company of Foot and a storekeeper) 1,572 7 9 Yarmouth 109 4 … 4 d.) Independent Companies: Sir J. Reresby 875 15 10 Sir R. Holmes 1,056 7 0 Capt. Peter Shackerly (until its …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Introduction, Section 7 Introduction A.D. 1528. The proposal to send a legate into England was duly submitted to the Pope by … in my arms, to banish your unreasonable thoughts. Ma H. R. aimable." Thus assured of her escape from danger, the King …