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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… influence is apparent, but after 1681 James, Lord Norris (cr. Earl of Abingdon 1682), who acquired the capital …
Old and New London
… striking monuments. The first is to Lord and Lady Norris, who died in 1600. The effigies of both, in alabaster, … of the chisel. He instances the sons of Henry Lord Norris, and the monument of Sir Francis Vere, in the chapel …
Old and New London
… "The Long Ditch," and the brooks which flowed down from Hampstead and Kilburn; and there can be little doubt that it … and Fulham, also our walk, perhaps, extending to Hampstead and Highgate. If we are able to make good these …
Old and New London
… up to Islington, round Highgate and Hornsey and Hampstead Heath, and so back again by Marylebone to St. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… with unintelligible inscription; 2nd and 3rd by Tobias Norris, 1612; 4th by . . . . Norris (?), 17th-century. Coffin-lids: In chanceltwo, one …
Old and New London
… striven to put some affront on the fencing-master at Lord Norris's house, in Oxfordshire, wishing to render him … he sought for Turner, till he found he was gone down to Norris's house, in Oxfordshirethe very place where the fatal …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… to turn out in time to save them, and they set off towards Hampstead, nearly killing an inspector of police who was …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… plans of Rome etc. In evening I went to a meeting of the Hampstead Conversazione at which there were a very large …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… belongs to the Mercers' Company, and the incumbent of Hampstead, London. The chapel had parochial limits so early …
Alumni Oxonienses
… M.A. 1719, fellow 1722-35, B.D. 1728, D.D. 1730; rector of Hampstead Marshall, Berks, 1731, and of Saunderton, Bucks, …