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Old and New London
… Peters. I was never there but once with Mr. Nathaniel Fiennes. Counsel. Was Cromwell there? Gunter. Yes. Counsel. …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… of the Great Seal, John Lord Lisle, Nathaniel Lord Fiennes: trains borne. Ambassadors of Foreign States, … Poursuivant-at-Arms. The great banner, borne by John Lord Fiennes, Francis Lord Russel, George Lord Fleetwood, close … trains borne. Chief Mourner's train borne by Luke Skippon, Fiennes, Samuel Disbrowe, James Disbrowe, Gilbert Pickering, …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Lenthall Esq. Speaker of the House of Commons, James Fiennes Esquire, Sir James Harrington, Sir Thomas Read, Sir …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… 27 Elizabeth, the noble man ( honnorable homme) Jehan de Fiennes, native of St. Omer, seigneur of Hesecques, village … kindness during his stay with them; to Francoise de Fiennes, his daughter, his armorial seal ring, to be kept by … witnesses, and of the notary. French. Signed: Jan de Fiennes, with seal of arms; also Jehan Baptista Aurelio …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… days were the occasions of such transactions. When Celia Fiennes visited Shrewsbury in 1698 she found the fair … cit. 21415; Garbet, Wem, 228. Illustr. Journeys of Celia Fiennes c. 1682 c. 1712, ed. C. Morris (1984), 186; S.R.O. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to this prison, in which the Bodar or keeper resides. Fiennes or Newgate Tower, called also the Constable's Tower, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… settled the manor of GOLOFERS or GIFFARDS alias STANDLAKE FIENNES on themselves and their heirs. 72 The Easts, noted …
A History of the County of Chester
… on the city walls (as enjoyed by Ralph Thoresby and Celia Fiennes), and gardens in the open spaces on the west side of … cxvi. 55-62; Armour, 'Trade of Chester', 40-2, 45; cf. C. Fiennes, Journeys, ed. C. Morris, 179; C.C.A.L.S., ZAB 4, f. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the north of the county the strongly Puritan families of Fiennes of Broughton and Cope of Hanwell, but in the south … to the Church of England. When we add that the 'family of Fiennes imbibed a disinclination to the church of England …