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Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… had of every plough land C s. And the same yere Thomas Becket removyd uppe behynde the hye auter in Christes church … daye the marter. This refers to the removal of the body of Becket from the undercroft of the church, where it was at …
Annales Cestrienses
… iij nonis Junii. 1162 The most holy father Thomas [ Becket] was consecrated archbishop of Canterbury on June 3. … apud Hospitalem infirmorum extra Cestriam. 1170 S. Thomas [Becket] returned into England. This year Randle III., son of …
A Survey of London
… This Pallace was repaired about the yeare 1163. by Thomas Becket Chauncelor of England, with exceeding great celerity …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… restored to the see of Canterbury; for archbishop Becket upbraided Henry II. with unjustly detaining the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Henry II. for which he was excommunicated by archbishop Becket. He was much addicted to hunting; and when he was in … than all, presented them with a costly mitre of St. Thomas Becket, which he had purchased of the executors of the bishop …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Borough include Edward Grim (fl. 11707), the biographer of Becket; Thomas Hatcher (d. 1583), antiquary; James Drake (d. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Augustine of Hippo, St. Osburg's head, various relics of Becket, St. Cecilia, St. James, St. George, St. Jerome, St. …
Magna Britannia
… of a volume of Saints' Lives; and the Life of Thomas Becket. He translated the Pentateuch, in the version of the …
A History of the County of Leicester
… 18323. See e.g. L.R.O. Co. Treasurer's Vouchers, 1783 Becket/23; 1786 Easter/17; 1830 Mich. T.L.A.S. vii. 118. In … 1779 Easter/20; 1781 Easter/22; 1782 Easter/24; 1783 Becket/23; 1785 Easter/27; 1786 Easter/ 17; 1787 Easter/18; … Vouchers, 1779 Mich./24. Ibid. 1811 Easter/14; 1812 Becket/28; 1813 Mich./19; 1814 Mich./14; 1815 Becket/24; 1816 …
A History of the County of Leicester
… In 1599 five town bakers brought an action against William Becket the weaver and victualler for default of suit of oven. Becket acknowledged his suit but refused to render it and … the Earl of Huntingdon, who secured a compromise whereby Becket was allowed to bake spiced bread for sale to his …