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A History of the County of Oxford
… and the revenues of numerous rectories diverted, to the service of his new foundation. From Michaelmas, 16 Henry VIII … (4 Aug. 1525), which has happily been allowed to lapse into deserved obscurity, a Bull taking the college under … records that on 28 June John Higdon rode with them into Gloucestershire and bargained with John Warde at Little …
Survey of London
… II, cap. 28 (private), the manor of Paris Garden was made into a separate parish to be called Christ Church. The church … And extending westward from the stakes and markes driven into the ground at the East end thereof to the Street there …
Survey of London
… and later 3. s. per chalder on all coals and culm brought into the Port of London to provide funds for building fifty … the chapels at Bow and Poplar were suitable for conversion into parish churches. In the end all except the constitution … to make the New Church in Spittlefields fit for Divine Service. The total was 5,160 4 s. 10 d. compared with some …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… a large box-lock. The room has a timbered ceiling divided into four panels by moulded beams and plates with a boss at … four-centred head; the timbered ceiling is continued into the room to the S.W. The room S. of stair 'M' has … and painted late in the 19th century. It is divided into five and a half bays by moulded tie-beams with curved …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 13th century. The 13th-century alterations were carried on into the nave, where a stone vault was prepared for over the … of late Gothic type, and its completion must be dated well into the first quarter of the 16th century, the initials of … remainder in shillings to the poor attending the divine service on that day. The trust fund now consists of 244 13 …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… parishes of Southbourne and Pokesdown 6 were absorbed into that of Bournemouth. A great part of the parish was … for the protectioun of the Isle of Wight or any other service.' 114 But the queen remained obdurate and the attempt … and defend the castle, the king being about to set out to foreign parts. 129 From a survey of 1656 it appears that upon …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… well. At this time his lordship the King took the City into his hand, that is to say, on the morrow of the Holy …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… Albus, folio 38 a. Portion, or fresh division, of the service of the Roman Church. I.e. in Christmas week. …
Chronicles of the Mayors and Sheriffs of London
… be faithful, every one in his office, so long as in their service they should remain. This year, Ralph Hardel was again … and all other the citizens, meeting us at our entrance into the said city, and receiving us magnificently and … Port Latin was in remembrance of the Evangelist being cast into a cauldron of boiling oil, before the Latian Gate at …