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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… belonged to Warin Bussel, whose daughter married Roger Fitz-Richard; and the son of the latter, Richard Fitz-Roger, founder of Lytham, left four coheiresses, through …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… encouraged by the success of his countryman, Robert Fitz-Hamon, in the neighbouring territory of Glamorgan, … of Brecknock, after the decease of the other sons of Milo Fitz-Walter, passed, by marriage with his daughter, to Philip … by the prowess of the Norman mercenaries under Robert Fitz-Hamon, fled with the small remains of his adherents to …
A New History of London
… title of mayor: for the next year an order was made, Henry Fitz Alwine being then chief magistrate, by the court of the … happened at this time. A certain abandoned lawyer, William Fitz-Osbert by name, but commonly called Long-beard, from his …
A New History of London
… enquire after the ringleaders of the riot. One Constantine Fitz Arnulph, a citizen of some consequence, was found to … their enemy, accused him of putting to death Constantine Fitz-Arnulph, one of their fellow-citizens, without a legal … but nothing could conciliate the king's affections. Symond Fitz-Mary had, previous to the election of sheriffs, …