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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… probably of c. 1400, but the tracery has been removed. The S. arcade is of about the same period and of four bays with … the Nave and Nuns' Quire is probably the work of Sir John Crosby or his executors, c. 1475. The two arches between the … of Benedictine Nuns. Among the fittings the Oteswich, Crosby, Pickering and Gresham monuments and the Jacobean …
A Survey of London
… without the gate and of the suburbes from the barres, by S. Mary Spittle to Bishopsgate, and a part of Hounds ditch, … Nicholas Marshall Ironmonger, Alderman, 1474. Sir Iohn Crosby Alderman, 1475. and Anne his wife, Thomas Williams … Crosbie place, because the same was builded by sir Iohn Crosby Grocer, and Woolman, in place of certaine 3 Tenements, …
A New History of London
… additional seeds of discontent. The very day of lord Bute's appointment as first commissioner of the treasury, a … Briton was a severe and reproachful commentary on the king's speech April 19th at the close of the session of … his gown as alderman of Bread-street ward: when Brass Crosby Esq; then sheriff, was chosen alderman in his room. On …
A New History of London
… apprehended, in consequence of the verdict of the coroner's inquest on the body of George Clarke the person killed at … the sheriffs: these seven were, Stephenson, Trecothick, Crosby, Peers, Halifax, Townsend, and Sawbridge. The recorder … consisted of the aldermen Trecothick, Stephenson, Crosby, Townsend, Sawbridge, and Wilkes; to whom twelve …
A New History of London
… the year 1771. On July 14, a wardmote was held in Butcher's-hall, Pudding-lane, for the election of an alderman for … on Michaelmas-day for the election of lord-mayor, Brass Crosby and James Townsend, Esqrs. were returned to the court … it. The 21st being appointed for this audience, Brass Crosby Esq; the lord-mayor, with the aldermen Trecothick, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… to M r Sutton master of the ordnance at Berwick, at 5 s., his clerk at 12 d., 2 servants, 2 labourers, at 6 d. "le … numbers of the musters taken of the parochinges of Crosby Ravinsworth, Shapp, Morland and Cleburne, with Cowbie … with bills, unfurnished, 53; without all furniture, 4. "Crosby Ravinsworth parochinge"horsemen with nags and bows, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Scrope to R. Lowther. [April 2.] "Cosen Lowther":The Queen's pleasure is you shall be deputy warden of the March, and … (1) the hunting, settled long since, and (2) Lord Scrope's hanging 2 Scotsmen taken in Scotland: these were proclaimed … Queen's Haymes, Graistock barony, Wigdon, Lynstock, Crosby, Esk, Leaven, and Bewcastle, be resident on their …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Sir R. Carey to Cecil. [June 1.] Shortly after my deputy's last road, whereof I informed you, the outlaws attacked a … to their overthrow for ever. Fourth.Also at the hership of Crosby the bishop of Carlisle's barony, where all the goods … Irthington, and elsewhere in Gilslandand at the hership of Crosby barony. Lastly.By the oaths of many true Englishmen it …
Calendar of Border Papers
… counsell at the Courte, with speed." Indorsed by Cecil's clerk. Wax signet: a boar's head. 814. Lord Hume to Sir W. Bowes. [Nov. 1.] Answer of … crosse by land over untill yt come to the Bishopp dykes of Crosby barronie, and soe from thence by the bounder over to …