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Old and New London
… stamped her countenance with their tell-tale marks! Here Cromwell, as he walked with Whitelock, asked the latter, …
Old and New London
… his house and Whitehall during his intercourse with Cromwell in the capacity of Latin secretary. In the house …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 22 acres. The interior of the church was mutilated by Cromwell's soldiers. Richard Taunton, in 1759, left the …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… case. Hearing that a bolus delivered by his fellow-servant CROMWELL was suspect, he fetched it away, and opening it …
Old and New London
… round monasteries. Whitefriars, however, even as late as Cromwell's reign, preserved a certain respectability; for …
Survey of London
… figured in the plot of Miles Sindercombe against Oliver Cromwell. In 1656 Sindercombe had made plans to assassinate Cromwell at Hammersmith, but these had failed, and on 8th …
Survey of London
… necessitates him to reside near the Council." 101 In 1650 Cromwell had taken up his quarters at the keeper's house in … and did this night lie there, and do there continue." Cromwell exercised some influence in preventing the entire … 104 Among the notable events at Whitehall during Cromwell's residence may be mentioned the attempt by Miles …
Old and New London
… to prevent a reconciliation or treaty with the king till Cromwell should be sufficiently strong to allow them to act … the Royalists, and the Presbyterians. In the meanwhile Cromwell gained strength, and the Independents at length … honourable to him and the companions of his exile; while Cromwell, as the Queen of Bohemia said, was like the beast in …
Old and New London
… L'EstrangeDeath of Oliver CromwellThe Ultimate Fate of Cromwell's BodyThe Exhumation discussedCurious Record in an … to the scaffold. At his death in January, 164950, Oliver Cromwell took possession of the rooms, and here, as Mr. Peter … averse, by principle, to dramatic entertainments, Oliver Cromwell liked the organ, and took John Hingston, the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… but not doctrine, was replaced by 1653. 22 In 1664 Henry Cromwell used his uncontrolled right to appoint curates to … much approval by his preaching there, he left in 1665 when Cromwell found that he must, to avoid political trouble, … 1518). 45 Within the altar steps are floorslabs for Henry Cromwell (d. 1674) of Spinney Abbey, his widow, and a son and …