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Henry VII: November 1485, Part 1

Parliament Rolls of Medieval England

… next ensuyng shuld have, shuld do selle or bartre theym in grose, and not by retaile, to the kinges subgettes, afore the … shuld selle or bartre the same wares and merchaundises in grose, and not by retaile, unto the kinges subgettes, upon …

Henry VIII: August 1538 16-20

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… a dire, car il ny a que trois mois et elle est bien grose de sys. Je croy il y ara bien affaire dy trouver juste …

Henry VIII: July 1541, 11-20

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… Your eldest brother goes with the Cardinal. Lon doit faire grose chere a sete bien venue, et force tournois; les noces …

Henry VIII: June 1541, 21-30

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… Maurice lord of Kerry de sturpe Remondi de la Grose; lord Roche, lord Bermyngham of Athenry, baron of …

Henry VIII: March 1514, 21-31

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… paid to Mr. Dyggeby, 12 s. 18 Aug. "a pike for you that Grose had to Master Wyat," 20 d. The King's armourer for a …

Henry VIII: March 1541, 11-20

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… were present; also the princess of Orange que lon tyent grose, though it is by no means certain. Your sister has …

Henry VIII: November 1528, 21-31

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… Westm., 7 Nov. 20 Hen. VIII.S.B. Pat. p. 2, m. 9. 7. Jas. Grose, of Southampton. Exemption from serving on juries, or …

Henry VIII: November 1541, 11-20

Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII

… sent you pour voir sy je sares avoir set eur douyr fustes grose. Crees que set chose que bien fort desirons. We have …

Heralds' College

Old and New London

… College of Arms," now preserved in the library. Francis Grose, that roundabout, jovial friend of Burns, was Richmond … to become Adjutant and Paymaster of the Hampshire Militia. Grose was the son of a Swiss jeweller, who had settled in … he felt at the perusal of his "Life of Sir Walter Raleigh"Grose gives an amusing account: "William Oldys, Norroy King …

Highgate: Part 2 of 2

Old and New London

… and who takes care to help himself to the best of all. Grose speaks of this whimsical ceremony at some length in his … and confraternities by the clergy of the Catholic Church. Grose, being a shallow antiquary, apparently regarded it as a … considerably from our version above. It may be added that Grose was in error on another score, as Mr. Robert Bell …