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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… translation to the see of Salisbury, left his mitre and crosier, which were of considerable value, to his successor …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Reading. Cowtan, Donald Alfred, B.A.: Private study. Crosier, Nellie Inez: Private study. Ducker, George: Private …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… from land and tenements assigned by deed of the Rev. John Crosier, in the 12th of Elizabeth, is applied to the purposes …
A History of the County of London
… wearing mitre and pall, seated on a throne and holding a crosier in his right hand and the keys in his left. His feet … be those of the abbey, a chief indented with a mitre and a crosier therein. On the left of the saints is a smaller niche …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Nixon alias Coefoole of the Steile, and nebles Clemey Crosier, and others above 20 score, for stealing from his … Ellott of the Shawes, Willie Ellott of Thorlosoppe, Clemey Crosier called nebles Clemey, Davie Ellott the Corlen, and … Gawens Archie Ellott, Arche Ellott of the Hill, Clemey Crosier called nebles Cleymey, Hobb Ellott of the Ramsgill, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… defendants, Arche Ellott "brunt hand," "Whitlipps" Jame Crosier, Hobb (Robert) Scott called "bradowe." 12 pp. …