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Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… his wound. In Spain it is forbidden to speak of the Prince's matter. Truce between the Emperor and the Turks.Antwerp, 19 … of troops in different places. Plot to betray the town of St. Omer to the Prince of Cond. Twenty-seven burghers …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… disembark, and sent to the Duke of Medina Sidonia at St. Lucar, and to all the neighbouring places to demand help. … great quantities of victuals, munitions etc. Note of Drake's ships. 27 in all, besides the barques, but the Englishmen … than 4000 men, including the mariners. French. 2 pp. [ S.P. Dom. Addenda, Eliz. XXX., 21.] …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… such portions of the 'Emptions' section of the chamberlain's accounts as survive for the period 156377. The folio … Berks., bargeman, 157576 (1); Thomas Wilkes of Waltham St Lawrence (Laurence Walton), Berks., yeoman, 157576 (1v); … in the parish of Loose? Not identified. Perhaps Waltham St Lawrence where the baptismal registers of the 1590s have …
Survey of London
… Post Office Directories, the ratebooks, and T. C. Croker's A Walk from London to Fulham (1860). Original addresses are … Grove, 18224. Elizabeth Billington, diva. No. 16 Michael's Place, 17923; No. 33 Michael's Place, 18057. Dion … Smith (O. Smith), comedian. No. 1 North Terrace, 184651. Paul Spagnoletti, violinist. No. 21 Brompton Square, 182532; …
Charters and Documents relating to the City of Glasgow 1175-1649
… 12001202. Chancellor of the Kingdom, 1199. Translated to St. Andrews, 1202. Bishop Florence (son of the Earl of … Chancellor of the Kingdom, 12561274. Postulated to St. Andrews after death of Archbishop Gameline in 1271, but … Commissioner to Denmark in 1468 to treat as to the King's marriage. Bishop John (Laing), 14734, 14823. Lord High …
Report to the Master of the Rolls on Documents in the Archives of Venice
… 1556. Translated by Mr. Rawdon Brown, from a Manuscript in St. Mark's Library, No. 24, Class 10. London, 3 May, A.D. 1556. I have … was consecrated bishop, and received the pallium in the Cathedral church. As this, however, did not seem well to the …
A New History of London
… 5. That the aldermen be removed from year to year, on St. Gregory's day, and not re-elected; and others chosen by the same … at the time of the making of the charter, from the time of St. Edward the king and Confessor, and William the Conqueror, …
A New History of London
… the name Inward Moor, and Outward Moor, in the parish of St. Giles without Cripplegate, London; St. Stephen in Coleman-street, London; and St. Botolph, … called WestSmithfield, in the parish of St. Sepulchre's, St. Bartholomew the Great, St. Bartholomew the Less, in …
A New History of London
… subjects; greeting. Ye shall know, that we, for our soul's health, and for the soul's health of king John our father, … Nicholas, Richard de Grey, John and William his brothers, Paul Paiur, Ralph de Waunty, and John Guband. Given by our … seven pounds, at our exchequer, for the liberty of St. Paul's, London: and that our said citizens throughout all …
A New History of London
… buying and selling within the City; from Henry VIIth's Charter. [See p. III.] Of all time, of which the memory of … VIII. for removing the Sessions from the Monastery of St. Martin's le Grand, to Guildhall. [See p. 115.] Henry, by … of the men of the said city, should be taken at Great St. Martin's in London, and not elsewhere, except …