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Old and New London
… II. (who was so wearied with the pageant that he was borne from the Abbey exhausted on a litter), history first … his crowne on, and his sceptre in his hand, under a canopy borne up by six silver staves, carried by Barons of the … Such a disgrace, so publicly cast upon him, was not to be borne: it was "the last pound that broke the camel's back." …
Old and New London
… chapter with the school under the new title, which it has borne ever since, of the 'Collegiate Church of St. Peter, …
Old and New London
… lanthorn-lighted group of mysterious-looking figures have borne the litter of the stricken to this then solitary spot, … the following inscription:"Cornelius Van Dun lieth here, borne at Breda, in Brabant; soldier with King Henry at …