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A History of the County of Lancaster
… ii, n. 155, relates his story from an account published at Douay in 1617. There is another contemporary account in verse …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… at Goosnargh, Chipping and Whalley, and then went to Douay. [1605'a poor Englifhman'; Diaries, 286.] His parents … early studies at Pocklington and Whalley and then went to Douay. [1606 'a poor Englishman'; Diaries, 286.] He entered …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Alexander Markland see Foley, Rec. Soc. Jesus, vi, 147; Douay Diaries, 12, 321, &c. For James Ford, ibid. 12, 202, … up Catholics; the younger of them is now in grammar at Douay. I have two sisters, both Catholics; one married, one …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 98, 119, 121. 127. John Fletcher's son William entered at Douay in 1743. Mary daughter of Richard Fletcher of Denton's …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of William and Roger, Dr. Edward Dicconson, professor at Douay, and afterwards Bishop of Malla and Vicar Apostolic of … of Geo. II of deeds at Preston. He was born in 1670, left Douay for the English mission in 1720, made vicar apostolic …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… App. 113. It was suspected that part was held in trust for Douay Seminary; Payne, op. cit. 151. In the Westmorland …
Calendar of Treasury books
… to the 7th of May 1710, when he was killed at the siege of Douay, which we are generously pleased to allow …
Calendar of Treasury books
… meal from Aire to Lisle [Lille] and from Lille to Douay by boats for the subsistence of the Troops 3,290 0 0 for boat carriage of bread from Douay to Marchiennes for subsistence of the Troops employed …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and the appropriated rectory at 47 marks. 1398, William Douay. 1423, Nicholas Gedding. 1433, Simon Deck. 1434, Robert …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… its origin to the dissolution of the English College of Douay, in French Flanders, by the tyranny of the French …