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Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… might be heard to the Mount of Olives. The first seen in France was sent from Constantinople, a present from the …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… of the decease of Susannah, a native of Sarro Libre in France, wife of John Sanderson. She died November 13, 1815, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… of the arms of Holand England with a border of France; each has a helm crested with a crowned leopard … to those on the S. front and two shields-of-arms ( a) France and England quarterly with a label and ( b) Holand, …
Old and New London
… in this church his body is still kept. "England and Italy, France and Spain abound," adds Alban Butler, "in churches …
Old and New London
… Garnet's trial and execution was about to pass over into France, to commence his studies at the Jesuits' College at …
Old and New London
… day for the Peace of Ryswickthe treaty which humbled France, and seated William firmly and permanently on the … Paul's in solemn procession, to commemorate victories over France or Spain. The first of these (1702) was a jubilee for … the close of a victory that had annihilated the fleets of France and Spain, and secured to Britain the empire of the …
Old and New London
… attended in procession in their copes. When King John of France was made captive at Poictiers, and paid his orisons at … Paul's to sing mass and celebrate eternal peace between France, England, and Spain, and the betrothal of the beautiful Princess Mary to the Dauphin of France. The large chapel and the choir were hung with gold …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… may be intended to represent Hugh of Eversdon, Isabel of France, Edward II., and Master Henry Wy, magister operum of … of St. Oswyn, and a very beautiful shield of the lilies of France. The clearstorey has two lancet windows in each bay … carved and painted shields with the arms of Richard II., France ancient quartering England, and of the Abbey, azure a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… no. 39. The community of French nuns returned in 1922 to France (Versailles) and the two houses were purchased from …