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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth
… corrections. April 15. Chichester. 31. Wm. Overton to Mrs. Becon. Promises that if he should be appointed to a Bishoprick through the influence of her husband, Dr. Becon, he hoped they would come and live with him, and all that he had should be theirs. [ A copy in Dr. Becon's hand, with this note, " a true copy of the Lorde B. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… best with Mr. Knollys to end the controversy between Dr. Becon and Mr. Fletcher. Is sorry the posts for Ireland were …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… clothes, and when Master Jeffry was at Manchester, he had becon and chees brought form the hall. Pray examine Margaret …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Edward VI, Mary and Elizabeth
… carry the same into effect. June 10. Cambridge. 12. John Becon, Arthur Purefay, Proctors, and others, of the … Houses to the 25th of June. June 25. St. John's. 28. John Becon ( signed Beacon), Proctor of Cambridge, to Burghley. In … lands. June 28. [4 Cal. Ju.] St. John's. 30. John Becon, Proctor, to Burghley. Desires his favourable …
Middlesex county records
… the curious bill of indictment for grand larceny, "Becon Neale nuper de London spinster," over whose name …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and such fooleries'. 69 Another leader whose name Thomas Becon couples with that of Latimer was George Stafford, … for direct exposition of the epistles and gospels. It was, Becon thought, uncertain whether Stafford was the more … i. 581. Foxe, op. cit. iv. 642; Darby, Latimer, 2728. T. Becon, 'Jewel of Joy', in Catechism & c., ed. J. Ayre (Parker …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… should be forgotten, I will give you an account of them in Becon's own words: 17 "In Thetford a Mayer Towne in Norfolke, … cannot tell which they were. Regr. Spurling, fol. 60. See Becon's book, entitled, the Monstruous Merchandise of the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… they went in a white coat, with a black cope and cowl. Becon. fol. 317. See p. 54. Fol. 828. See p. 80. Ibid. Fo. …