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Alumni Oxonienses
… admitted to practice medicine 10 Dec., 1650, practiced at Greenwich; being of a morose temper, he died indigent, buried at East Greenwich 13 April, 1678. See Ath. iii. 1155. [ 25] Wells, … and Michael 1640. See Calamy, ii. 254. Wells, John of Greenwich, Kent, gent. St. Alban Hall, matric. '15' June, …
A History of the County of Essex
… is said to have opened a waterproof clothing factory at Greenwich (Kent). About 1852 he moved this to the north bank …
Alumni Oxonienses
… to marry Mildred Fortune, daughter of Henry Manning, of Greenwich, Kent, esq. See Foster's Inns of Court Reg. …
Old and New London
… General Sir Archibald Campbell, John Duke of Argyll and Greenwich, andthough last, not leastCharles Dickens. His …
Old and New London
… Sanquhar heard was, that the accursed Turner was down at Greenwich Palace, fencing there in public matches before the …
Survey of London
… were in marble, some being brought by water from Greenwich. The Queen's great bedchamber had a mantelpiece in … and "amandolis," which were brought from the store at Greenwich. The level of the floor was raised, earth having to …
Survey of London
… only a few days after Wolsey's departure, he came from Greenwich by water, "and landed at the house which once … reign Edward spend most of his time either at Whitehall or Greenwich. For an account of his erection of a pulpit in the Privy Garden see p. 88. Edward died at Greenwich on 6th July, 1553, and a month later his body, …
Old and New London
… reign of Elizabeth the Court no longer oscillated between Greenwich, the Tower, and Westminster, moving about the goods …
Old and New London
… three pounds a yard for his decorations on the ceiling of Greenwich Hospital. Cipriani had two thousand pounds for his … Queen Elizabeth performed this ceremony at her palace at Greenwich; and the last of our sovereigns who went through it …
Old and New London
… He was also, in many ways, a great practical benefactor to Greenwich Hospital." It was within the walls of Wallingford … the next day in St. Paul's. It had been brought from Greenwich by water to Whitehall, and thence carried to the … to the Victory; the other barges by picked men from the Greenwich pensioners. As the procession passed the Tower …