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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… letters of safe conduct for a year for Andro Mylne and Adam Fullertoun merchants of Edinburgh, their 2 factors, … 20.] Requesting letters of safe conduct for a year to John Udwart and Henry Ramsay merchants of Edinburgh, 2 … for oon Symme." Wafer signet: Scotland ( as before). 367. Mary Queen Dowager to Edward VI. [Sept.] Requesting a safe …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… England under his authority, complaining of want of pay, and recommends the bearer, Count Castel, who will explain all … pages. Copy.] Sept. 6. Oatlands. 236. The Council to Sir John Masone. Have frequently written as to the prisoners of … he had heard many complaints. As to the Scots taken at St. Andrew's, he would defer the question of their full …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… 1551 September 1551 Sept. 1. Augsburg. 435. Dr. Wotton and Sir Richard Morysine to the Council. On the 26th ult. … instructions. The Emperor said in reference to the Lady Mary's matter, that as it was of importance he would think on … in compliment to the French King to hold the Feast of St. Michael, had invited the French Ambassador, who came here …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… [A coloured plan showing the extent of the ground, contour and names of the hills, mosses, and the various rivers and waters on both sides of the march, running into the Esk.] …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Edward VI
… have been bound; but his messenger may attend no longer, and his own foot is in the stirrup to return to the Court, … far out of joint that no man can remedy them but himself; and hopes Cecil will put to a helping hand to rid him hence, … because of such offence. Complains that the goods of John Brands and Matthew Czimerman, the Consuls for Dantzic in …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… London address Cheapside Date 1655 Bucklersbury Parish St Benet Sherehog (St Sithe; St Benet & St Sithe) Ward Cheap … Censorial hearings 6 May 1601 Entry E, servant of the late John Noble, apothecary, confessed to administering clysters and other medicines 'not of his own devising but from old …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… (N. E. by N.) from Malpas; containing 143 inhabitants, and comprising 720 acres of land. The tithes have been … was attached to a manor-house that stood here. Egerton (St. James) EGERTON ( St. James), a parish, in the union of … An abbey for Prmonstratensian canons, dedicated to St. Mary and St. John the Baptist, was founded about 1189, by …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Normans became lords, were two manors, which Turthetell and Ulmar had, which were charged in the geld (or assessment … the posterity of this Robert de Aivile, from the time of St. William arch-bishop of York, viz. 18 Steph. there had … of the county. It has three bells, and is dedicated to St. Mary. Patron, in 1783, Pendock Neale, esq. Incumbent, Rev. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… hand some of the water to the applicant, who drinks a part and throws the remainder over his head, at the same time … two or three times. A district church, dedicated to St. Catherine, was erected in the township in 1838, by … being 1 per annum; the interest of 10, left by the Rev. John Price, in 1723; a similar bequest by Robert Price, in …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… manor, which at the Conquest was transferred to Earl Hugh, and retained its value of 8 shillings. Hugo de Montford had a … of Fastolfs in this parish has now no court kept for it. St. Mary's College, in Brisley and Thetford, had divers lands and …