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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… g. 3087 (24), 3744. Saignes, seigneur de, president of the parliament of Toulouse, 1463, 1637, 1738, 2539. -, letter … 2294. St. Angelo, card of. See Lang, Matt. St. Anthony, the Minorite, 5421. St. Apolinarius, card. of. See San … Augustine, his works, 4692, 6015. St. Augustine, Order of the Friars Hermits of, App. 100. St. Austell (misprinted …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Sir Geo., (old Mr. Tailboys,) 4562. -, lady Eliz., the elder, letters from, 4357, 5408. -, -, her husband, 5408. … -, -, her son and daughter, 5408. Talboys, lady Eliz., the younger, letter to, 5807. -, Gilbert, g. 390 (12), p. … in Ireland, 2610. Tallaughue, in Wales, 1674. Tallemont, the prince of, 3443. Tallounston, in Ireland, 558. Talley, …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… (39). -, -, pardon for, 2935. -, Gilbert or Sir Gilbert, the younger, knighted at Lille, 2392 (p. 1063), 3112:pp. … Talfern. See Talverne. Talgarth (Walshetalgarth), in the Welsh marches, 438 (1 m. 19), 438 (4 m. 21):g. 3324 (26), … 158 (71), 632 (73), 2861 (14). Tamworth, John de, clerk of the Crown ( temp. Edw. III.), g. 54 (62). -, John, 2842 …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Index V V V ..., Mons. de la, 4613. Vachan, Gruff, of the guard, 864. Vaghan. See Vaughan. Valdes, Diego de, … 3065, 3175, 3847. -, letters dated at, 3930. Valesia, the Earl of, commissioner to arrange a treaty, 3437. Valla, the grammarian, 1999. Valladolid, 1599, 4056, 4146. -, in …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Walys), Ric., pp. 332, 337. Wallenger or Wallynger, John, the Queen's bargemaster, pp. 295, 1409. Waller, Jno., 3282. … of, 2483. -, Gerard van, 2447, 2754. Warden, lord, of the East and Middle Marches. See Dorset, Thos. marquis of. … Wm., 295. Wardrobe accounts, 459, 580, 3375. -, master of the, p. 969. Wards, pp. 1545, 1546. Ware, Sir Ric., p. 237. …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Institutions for the Arts & Amusement Other amusements THE RACKET COURT. This place of recreation was built, by shares of 25 each, in 1822, and opened in the following year. The Racket Court, which is covered, is …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Introduction When Charles II. returned to England at the Restoration, there were three financial problems of the first magnitude confronting him and his Goverment. … Firstly there was a large standing force of Army and Navy, the current cost of which had for long overstrained the …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Section 9 And now comes what may be considered as the gist of this indecent reprimand, for which these false or … no little magnificence in her apartments at Greenwich. The King had grown weary of his wife's society; weary of that formal decency Wolsey had recommended. He had treated the Queen for some time with cruel coldness and indifference, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… ITCHINGFIELD lies 3¼ miles (5 km.) south-west of Horsham. The ancient parish and its modern civil successor covered 2,520 a. (1,019 ha.). 1 The parish seems to have formed the greater part of the medieval vill of Dishenhurst, 2 and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Kenton (All Saints) KENTON ( All Saints), a parish, in the union of St. Thomas, hundred of Exminster, Wonford and S. … of Devon, 8 miles (S. S. E.) from Exeter; containing, with the chapelry of Starcross, 2313 inhabitants. This place, … an annual fair, is situated about a mile and a half from the navigable river Exe, and on the road from Exeter to …