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A New History of London
… the BISHOPS of LONDON. 604 MELLITUS. 658 Cedda, the first Saxon bishop. 666 Wina. 680 Earkenwald. 685 Waldherus. 716 … to the sons of Ethelred. 1016 Alwy. 1034 Elfward, the last Saxon bishop. 1044 Robert, the first Norman bishop; afterward …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… to him as Reverendo in Christo Pa. Jacobo Bosgrovo, Anglo societatis Jesu, &c. by virtue of which, as also by the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… entry into Augsburg, accompanied by two other young Saxon dukes, Casimir of Coburg and William Frederick of … of the Empire alone, then forty-one lines, followed by the Saxon drums and trumpets; 49 lines, together with 14 lines of …
The Environs of London
… the Third; the windows in the north wall being of the architecture of that period. The pillars above mentioned, are … not occur in any of the Glossaries. Seym or Seim, is a Saxon word, signifying fat; it is still in use amongst the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… For Roman Road 570, see p. 117. Medieval and Later d (6) Anglo-Saxon Cemetery (SP 95717442) found before 1847 on and near … refs.; see also OS Record Cards; Whellan, Dir., 742) b(7) Anglo-Saxon Burial (centred SP 966752) was found in 1883 by …
Survey of London
… a was an interesting and unusual example of domestic architecture for its period. It was demolished in 1950. …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… the wooden superstructure of the shrine, the classical architecture of which has puzzled many critics, was a portion …