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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the great entrance seems to have been to this monastry. Bourne says that a mill at the Barras Bridge also belonged to … the same privilege in the church as we do in the theatre. Bourne says, that he saw a grant of a tenement near the White …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Maudlin-Barras: and in the Milbank Manuscript, quoted by Bourne, it is said, "At the end of the Barras Bridge before … word Barras means the ancient Barracado of the town; but Bourne justly says, "The word Barrows (for so it should be … of the prevalence of true religion in former times. Bourne erroneously supposed it was a chapel of ease to St. …
A History of the County of Lincoln
… The Arrouasian reform of the order was represented at Bourne. The first English house of Premonstratensian Canons …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Lady Gaveere, who sold it to Robert Anderson, "who," says Bourne, "pulled down all the houses therein; it being a … is called "King's Lodgings;" the other, "The Manor." 9 Bourne thinks that the passage still called Nun Gate was not … and a waste and house in DarneCrook; "as there was," says Bourne, "in almost every street of the town." In this …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… have been dependant upon the nunnery of St. Bartholomew. Bourne supposes it was a cell to that convent. 2 Another … and for his own and those of his ancestors. This donation, Bourne observes, was probably made before the time of mayors; … who was mayor in 1600, put up his own arms, and made, as Bourne adds, 'a traverse over it, and sent to London for …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Newcastle, 1610, it is designated as "the King's Manour." Bourne, quoting the Milbank MS. says, "A Scot did beg it of … Chare to where the New Prisons now stand, there was, in Bourne's time, "the remains of a large gate, which had been …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… history of St. Thomas' chapel. This hospital, according to Bourne, had fourteen persons residing in it, each of whom was …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… is marked in Speed's plan of Newcastle, A. D. 1610. In Bourne's time, who wrote about 90 years ago, the east end of … highway which formerly led to Fishergate." This passage Bourne concluded to have been the stairs which, in his time, … owyng by the house nil. eadem causa." Harleian MSS. 604. Bourne says, "Sir John Gresham, alderman of London." The …
City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report
… last-mentioned will had not been produced before him. Fish-bourne's Charity. And he found by the pleadings in this cause …