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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… from Thos. More, Sir Edward Guilford, Sir Nic. Vaux, lord Fitzwater, &c., for money lent to Sir E. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of vicars, and Gee, Elizabethan Clergy. He was named with Vaux, Allen and others of the obnoxious clergy in 1568; … determined on; Exch. Dep. (Rec. Soc. Lancs. and Ches.), 2. Vaux's Catechism (Chet. Soc.), Introd. p. lxxvii; Gibson, op. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… at Chester. Hollinworth, speaking of the influence of Vaux at Manchester, says: 'This was one reason why many …
A History of the County of York
… Puritan clergymen; 80 Archbishop Neile regarded Alderman Vaux as the leader of the Puritans in the city. 81 Moreover, … it suspended certain feasts, a practice begun by Hoyle and Vaux in 1621; 83 it showed a lively interest in Parliament's … principal Puritan aldermen surviving—Hoyle, Allanson, and Vaux—had left the city, the corporation refused to accept a …
Old and New London
… of the Tradescants, we shall make our way to Faux or Vaux Hall, and take a view of the old place before it was …
Old and New London
… before St. Paul's, Garnet asserted the virtue of Anne Vaux, with whom it is certain he had carried on an intrigue, …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… examined, Whether he knew of any Prohibition sued forth in Vaux his Cause: And whether a Warrant were granted to Attach: … That he knew of an English Suit between Musgrave and Vaux: That upon notice given by Musgrave, a Prohibition was … was directed to the Pursevant, or his Deputy, to Arrest Vaux. On which he was directed to the Pursevant, or his …
Survey of London
… was in the sole charge of William Jessop. Daniel Vaux and a Mr Lepard served as assistant engineers for short …
Survey of London
… with John Foulds as his assistant, succeeded by Daniel Vaux from 1803. 312 Preliminary excavation of the canal …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the advowson. 40 He was apparently succeeded by Hubert de Vaux. Hubert's daughter Maud married Thomas de Multon who, in … in 12845 mesne lordships were held under him by Maud de Vaux (referred to as 'de Multon'), the heirs of Stonegrave, …