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Calendar of Border Papers
… approving his lease, and discharging the commission so far as concerns these lands. "Doe him the favoure yow may for …
Calendar of Border Papers
… suitors, will have little means to remember me so far off. Desiring your friendship for me in my greatest …
Calendar of Border Papers
… has to be reapedgrounds for store to be hadmy own grounds far off and other things for housekeeping not to be had, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… my deputy to have ours ready for this March, as it is far from the West ford of Norham, and in truth neither of us …
Calendar of Border Papers
… (2) The nature of his danger: he has engaged himself very far in the dishonorable attempt to break York castle to free … "shalbe taken" as a traitor to his person. He knows how far he has entered with Ashfield and that his handwriting … sounds of dispite. They geive matter to draw answer, but far is yt from true magnanimity: so scorne I to follow the …
Calendar of Border Papers
… through him or his servants. I beseech you favour him so far as your wisdom thinks fit for the Queen's service. It is …
Survey of London
… a little to the east of the line of Borough High Street as far as the site of St. George's Church. Recent finds of … whose route has been plotted with reasonable certainty as far as Kennington, continued in a straight line from … In the time of John Stow it had houses on both sides as far as this point. Newington Causeway, which does not appear …
A History of the County of Somerset
… plantations, while the remainder is under cultivation. So far as present knowledge extends the phanerogamic flora of … mite and Carex depauperata. The following plants are (so far as the British Islands are concerned) found only in … Malvern Hills. Hieracium lima has been recorded only (so far as the writer knows) from Somerset and west Yorkshire. …
A Dictionary of London
… described as at the head of the Bridge, although not very far to the eastward from it. Bottle Alley, Bottle Yard, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… it came, in the reign of Edward VI., to Sir Richard Cotton, who parcelled it out among several fee farmers. The …