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Survey of London
… deposited in the church on two separate occasions, the first being the gift of the Ladies of Chelsea (in 1800), and … Gough was baptised the 22 d of December, and was the First that was baptised in the new Font given by Mr. Edward …
Survey of London
… and the great brick tower might easily be mistaken, at a first glance, for a product of the reign of Henry VIII. It …
Survey of London
… rests y e weary Marchant having tride And finding this world's traffick vaine deside That empty triffle now hes gon to trade In th' other world for gaines which never sade Thence yow shall see when …
Survey of London
… slabs of white marble. The Rev. John Rush was the first incumbent of the old church, after the new parish … of (left) Thomas Hungerford and two sons (the head of the first son is missing), and (right) his wife Ursula, daughter … 3 beacons burning or. The arms of Jervoise and of the first quartering on the impaled coat are given on separate …
Survey of London
… of the said Mary Lowe who Departed this Life the Twenty first day of April 1751 Aged fifty three Years 131. On a flat …
Survey of London
… left in store sole comfort of theyr mother & my wife. The world can say what I have bin before what I am now examples …
Survey of London
… brass plate from this monument is also preserved below the first. It bears an achievement of arms: Quarterly, I, lozengy … she had lyved yeres xlvi she departed this transitory world at her maner of chelse y e xxii daye of ianvary in y e … his allegiance to england in the 1 st year of the great war. 49. PAUL BEDFORD, 1871. 50. A modern marble tablet with …
Survey of London
… ELIZABETH, CHARLES, IOHN, & RICH= =ARD; whereof y e four first are still Survi= =ving His Wife ELIZABETH having lived … great and noble qualities, whose life through the Civil War was an eventful one before she married Charles Cheyne and … Esq re of the Soke in Winchester. She was twice Married, first to John Wybarnd Esq re. of Hawkwell in Kent by whom she …
The Environs of London
… Chelsey. The modern way of spelling seems to have been first used about a century ago. Skinner derives Chelsea from … the House of Commons 92, lived at Chelsea during the civil war. Count D'Estrades. Count D'Estrades, Ambassador from … after she had lyved yeres 46, she departed this transitory world at her maner of Chelse y e 22 daye of January, in y e …
The Environs of London
… as that of Chelsea, within the last two centuries. In the first year of Edward VI. it appears by the Chantry Roll 156, … He was a great sufferer for his loyalty during the civil war. Arthur Gorges. "Arthur Gorges, Esq. was buried Ap 1 8, … was passing among his old acquaintance in the literary world 197. Sir Hans died at Chelsea, after an illness of only …