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A History of the County of Oxford
… see Hearne's Collections (O.H.S.), v, p. 100 (1715), Lowth, The Life of William of Wykeham, p. 193 (1759). IB. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Thomas Hunt, admitted, 1437. 1474, John Farewell. William Lowth occurs prior 1489. In 1514, on a dispute with his …
A History of the County of Essex
… 25750/1, 25755/1; Lambeth Palace Libr., Fulham Papers, Lowth 4, ff. 317-20. List & Index Soc. vol. 189, pp. 137, … Cantab. 1752-1900. Lambeth Palace Libr., Fulham Papers, Lowth 4, ff. 317-20. Guildhall MS. 25750/1. Lambeth Palace Libr., Fulham Papers, Lowth 4, ff. 317-20. Richardson, St. Michael's, 23; Lambeth …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… twenty-nine bishops, including Archbishop Warham and Dr. Lowth. Lincoln College was founded in the year 1427, by … Meaux and Buckeridge; Shirley, the dramatic poet; William Lowth and Charles Wheatley, learned divines and commentators; …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… Rundle. James Lesley 38, A. M. 1747, p. m. Gamage. Robert Lowth 39, S. T. P. 1755, p. res. Lesley. Jeffery Ekins 40, S. T. P. 1777, p. res. Lowth. George Barrington 41, A. M. Ch. Ch. 1791, p. m. Ekins. … Sedgefield, and many years a domestic in the family of Dr. Lowth, Rector of Sedgefield, and afterwards Bishop of London. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… On the north wall of the chapel is a marble tablet to John Lowth, rector of the parish (d. 1761), and Mary his wife (d. …
A History of the County of Northampton
… Bernard (d. 1610), J. H.Thursby (d. 1764), and Henry Lowth. There are three bells in the tower, all by John Briant …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Rochester, on Oct. 1, 1688, king James II. nominated Mr. Lowth to succeed him, but he being only A.M. and there being … p. 346, taken from a memorandum in Bleane Register. Mr. Lowth published in 1687 an answer to Dr. Stillingsleet, with …
Magna Britannia
… Birley-grange, which belonged formerly to the monastery of Lowth; Linacre, formerly esteemed a subordinate manor, the …