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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Bene, Esq. gave the branch, and paved the altar with black and white marble. Mr. Jeremiah Revans, rector of … a chapel of beautiful workmanship, made with freestone and black flints; this is the chantry chapel of the Virgin Mary, … here is lately fitted up handsomely, being laid with the black and white marble which came out of the Earl of …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… hoc Monumentum Pietatis & Amoris ergo posuit. On a black marble under the monument, Joseph Burton Alderman 1719. … in little Melton 3 0 0 Lands in Hellesden, bought by John Black, Esq. of Mr. Norris, 22 to be given to boys after … 20 Febr. 1739, 13. Ives, arg. a chevron sab. between three moors heads cooped proper, impaling, Black, arg. a chevron in …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… et oppositam columnam. In the middle of the chancel, is a black marble for John Greene, Gent. and Martha his wife, … heads erased. Crest, a demi-unicorn from a coronet. On black marbles by the vestry door, Resurgam. Sub hoc marmore … 50. Rebeckah Bell, 1711, 61. Hannah Bell 1706, 14. A large black marble over a vault, for Christopher Dixon 1734, 42. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… friars, so called from their outward garment, which was black and white like a magpie; and after they quitted it, … is interred in Thrigby chancel, on the south side, under a black marble thus inscribed: Hic situs est Edvardvs Wa nes, … Doctor was traduced by some, as a person dealing in the black art, holding a correspondence with dmons, and in a …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Skelton, and Keldon. This ancient family dwelt in the black flint house opposite to the north side of the … 76. Here are two very fair altar cloths, the first is of black silk, and was always used when mass for the dead was … See Pt. I. p. 12. Mon. Ang. vol. i. fo. 296. 1468, Walter Black was a benefactor by will, towards finishing the steeple …
Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4
Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4