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Survey of London
… obit, 6d. to every priest, 6d. to every clerk, 2d. to each child that sings every holyday in the same church, 20d. to … her "best coverlet of arras work" and to the new-born child her best gown of blue furred grey and her husband's two … 8d. to St. Anne in Barking church where his wife and child already lay in 1515 43. The earliest known reference to …
Survey of London
… in 1506 showed "a gracious miracle . . . by a mayeden child that a cart Ladyn w t stone yood over." 56 It was … seems to apply to a statue of the Virgin carrying the Holy Child. 71 There was in addition a "pictour of Jesus" before …
Survey of London Monograph
… Place during her life, or if she were about to have a child at the time of his decease, during the minority of her child; and, if no child were born, to his wife for the residue of the term …
Survey of London
… bronze covered, this time with a relief of the Madonna and Child. According to Burges's brother-in-law, R. P. Pullan, …
A History of the County of Northampton
… demesnes at Grafton Regis. 47 Henry and Isabella's only child, a son named Charles, was born in 1683 and succeeded as …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… of the sick poor until they recovered, for women with child until delivered, and for the maintenance of the … born there; if the mother should die in the hospital the child was to be kept until the age of seven. It was planned …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… Dec. Wybrow, W. 1760 15 Dec. Horsington, G. Supernumerary Child 16811684 1681 15 Jan. Arnold, W. Turnbroaches …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… wages of 2 and board wages of 18 5s but reduced one child to supernumerary status at 2 and 9 2s 6d, respectively. … All three were made supernumerary in 1664, but a single child's position was revived in ordinary in 1668 (with wages … 2, and board wages of 33 in 1689 (with one supernumerary child of the pastry at wages of 2 and board wages of 13); …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… of 36 10s falling to 22 6s 8d in 1680. In 1685 a single child was appointed with a salary of 25. The number rose to … served with board wages increased to 38. A supernumerary child was appointed in 1673, 1682 and 1692. 4 The …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… fell to 22 6s 2 1/2d in 1680. In 1685 the sole remaining child in ordinary received a salary of 20 in 1685, the …