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A History of the County of Oxford
… was in the king's gift. 136 Eustachia Basset, only child of Gilbert and Egeline, had married firstly Thomas de … her daughter and heiress Idoine, her only surviving child by Richard, was taken into the king's custody. Idoine's … then said to have been alienated by Thomas de Langley, the child's uncle, to William de Bohun, Earl of Northampton …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… S. Gentleman Harbinger in Reversion 1680? 1680 4 Mar. Child, R. Axe Keeper and (from 1743) Messenger c. 17211837 By …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 1775 23 Jan. Gregg, T. 1787 2 Feb. Barker, F. 1799 9 July Child, C. 1815 23 May Allen, J. 1826 3 June Fitzherbert, R.F. … Kirton, J. [Usher by 1699] By 1667 Whetham, J. By 1667 Child, P. By 1667 James, W. By 1667 Weston, R. 1672 31 Oct. … J. By 1811 Miles, G. 1811 15 May Latham, G. 1811 19 Nov. Child, W. K. 1811 15 Dec. Evans, E. By 1812 Stone, - By 1812 …
Old and New London
… was found upon the upper leads of Barking Church a young child lying in a cradle, as newly laid in bed, neither the child nor cradle having the least sign of any fire or other hurt. It was never known whose child it was, so that one of the parish kept it for a …
Old and New London
… previous chapter), well remembered (says Mr. Timbs), as a child, seeing the executioner's axe flash in the sunshine as … having had his castle burnt down, and his infant child destroyed in the fire. He was buried in Westminster …
Old and New London
… against the ruler of his people shall not live, and the child that smiteth his father shall die the death. So far, …
Old and New London
… at Upper Holloway, was buried y e 15 June, 1584. A dome child, from the Spittle howse at Upper Holloway, was buried …
Old and New London
… Poe (born at Baltimore in January, 1811) was adopted as a child by a Mr. Allan, a rich gentleman who had no children of … Mr. Allan brought him to England, and placed the spoiled child, then a witty, and beautiful, and precocious boy, at … humbly, the faith of Jesus. We were told of a little child who, knowing every hymn he had written, was taken into …
Old and New London
… as the most popular classic, and almost every English child knows it by heart. Indeed, so famous has the ballad, …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… of Orange has no Right to the Regency) and she leave a Child, and that Child be Regent, that Child must have a Protector, and so there will be a Protector …