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8th March 1624
Proceedings in Parliament 1624
… de E. 6, et si chapleins sont de faire orisons pur le founder alms. This day sevenighte to appeare agayne. IV. …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… and gilders (181040). Thomas Agnew (b. 1794d. 1871), founder of the present firm of Bond St, London, fine art … Book, 1793. Andrews, Anthony, 68 Fore St, London, cabinet founder (1784). [D] Andrew(s), Christopher, Old Meeting Pl., …
Three fifteenth-century chronicles
… tyme Sygebert 10 was Kyng of Westsex, and he was founder of Westminstre, anno of our Lorde vjc. xv. Edwyne, … yere of our Lorde vjc.lxxvj. Sexburga.; Offa.; [Ki]ng Offa founder of Seynt [Al]bons. After that Cadwaladre had forsake …
Three fifteenth-century chronicles
… and lithe beryed at the abbaye of Redynge, wherof he was founder, the yere of m l.c. Stephyn.; Henricus ij dus.; …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… tower; and is thought to contain the remains of the founder of the abbey and his wife, which were removed hither …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… by his son Morgan, who is regarded by some writers as the founder of the stately abbey of Margam, in the vicinity, of … support in the almshouse at Bangor, under the will of the founder, Bishop Rowlands. In 1704 Catherine Bodwarda devised …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… In the hall are portraits of the earl-marischal, founder of the university, the last earl, and his brother, … the principal entrance, in a niche, is a statue of the founder, in white marble; in the hall is a full-length … and in the public schoolroom a half-length portrait of the founder. The Boys' Hospital originated in the separation from …