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Middlesex county records
… ", " Order prohibiting flesh victuals, &c, to be uttered or sold on the Sabbath Day in the, 107 ", " Order touching … Indictments, 149 " Number of executions for felonies, or for silence to indictments for felonies committed in, … Elizabeth, xxi. " Population of, in 1631, xx. " Port of, Brownists to take shipping from the, 72 " Whipping from …
A History of the County of York
… 168; Y. residence of, 169, 225. Merchant Tailors', Company or Guild, 169-70, 218, 417 n, 423; Maison Dieu, 423; Hall, … Lane, see Cumberland St. Middleham (N.R.), 180; parson or chaplain of, see Piper. Middlesbrough (N.R.), 426. … groups: Anabaptist heresy, 143, see also Baptists; Brownists, 151; evangelicalism, 306-7, 353; heretics, 142-3; …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 159. will have independent representation at congress, or none, 131. news of steps for Palatine sent to, 134, 145 … earl of. See Cavendish, William. New England, America : Brownists leave Virginia for, 305 proclamation restraining …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… account of, in England, 867. -, See also Anabaptists; Brownists; Calvinists; Fifth Monarchy men; Independents; … corsairs agree not to search English ships bound for, 145; or from, 149. potash taken to, from Moldavia, 252; arrival of …
Calendar of State Papers Relating to English Affairs in the Archives of Venice
… 376. reported alliance with pope against French, 363 n or with emperor, 398. negotiations with pope, 362 approaching … malcontents emigrate to, divisions among, 304, 305 Brownists leave for New England, 305. ship arrives with rich …
Old and New London
… an old British word signifying "lower," and "dun," or "don," the usual term for a town or fortress. It might have been so called, Mr. Lewis thinks, … and a heavy fine. Robert Brown, the founder of the sect of Brownists, was a lecturer at Islington. After flying to …
The Environs of London
… does not appear that this place was ever called Giselton or Gistleton. Isendune, which name occurs in the most ancient … a great company of men, women, and children.May 24. Four or five thousand shoemakers.June 5. Six thousand taylors 7." … honest priest 125. Lecturers. Robert Brown, founder of the Brownists, was lecturer at Islington 126. The present …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… him as curate. The vestry asked the bishop to prevent Hall or any other preacher in fields or private houses from being licensed, Hall was not … moved to bldg. in Robinson's Row (near Kingsland Common or Crossway) just in Hackney, built 1794, reg. 1808; 41 room …
Middlesex county records
… a large number of persons, charged with neglecting to work or contribute for the repair of the highways, appears this … John's Street yoman;for removing a stone about xii foote or thereabouts into Clerkenwell. S. G. P. 1 October, 16 James … John Bughill. G. S. P. 27 April, 18 James I.George Gaston (or Gascon) of Clarkenwell tanner;for unlawful hunting in the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… and given the Houses their choice, to adjourn at once, or to sit a fortnight longer, and then end the session.; they … [of Wraysbury]. Parliament has passed nothing in eighteen or twenty weeks, but two subsidies, and some censures. Sends … intercourse with Baron Dona, his correspondence with the Brownists, his wish for the House of Commons to have judicial …