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A History of the County of Essex

… the large town houses of the duke of Norfolk and Thomas Audley, which became the Red Lion and the King's Head inns … first-floor fireplace of similar form, perhaps part of Audley's house or that of his successor Richard Duke, clerk …

Tudor York: The Tudor economy and pauperism

A History of the County of York

… of his grant. By the mediation of Lord Chancellor Audley and Cromwell, the Earl of Rutland had now consented to …

Tunstall

A History of the County of Stafford

… and Aline were later said to have given it to Adam de Audley, husband of Aline's cousin Emma, 119 Tunstall was not … of Engenulph's heir Robert. 121 By 1227, however, Henry de Audley was holding Tunstall, allegedly by gift of Engenulph … of Lancaster as lord of Newcastle. 125 However, Henry de Audley (d. 1276) successfully refused service at the earl's …

Twickenham

The Environs of London

… Chapel. The front of the chapel was designed from Bishop Audley's tomb at Salisbury. In this chapel are four pannels …

Vachell-Vyner

Alumni Oxonienses

… See Foster's Gray's Inn Reg. Vernon, Robert s. William, of Audley, co. Stafford, pleb. Brasenose Coll., matric. 14 Dec., …

Venice: 1497