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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… a year in the English college at Rome with Father Gaspar Heywood, I was sent from thence to England, and afterwards … to them and their heirs; but without this, none will build or plant them. No governor here can make a further estate … orders. I am indifferent whether the ministers are equal, or a Bishop superintends; it is a thing which touches not …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… shoals of ice and contrary winds. It is believed that many or most of them have perished; but by a letter from the … Savoy. The Venetians have no fresh advice from the Morea or Turkey, but are sending a fresh convoy to the Doge. The … Yesterday a sad accident happened in the house of one Mr. Heywood in Salisbury Court, which was thus: one Captain …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… of Alexander Davies and Mary his wife, praying that John Heywood, marshall, may be summoned to appear next Council Day …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… Letter to the Governor of Bermuda in favour of Anthony Haywood. May 27. Courts of Pleas appointed, with their times, …
A New History of London
… Wilbraham, John Marshe and Thomas Norton. 1572 Sir Rowland Heywood, William Fleetwood, John Marshe and Thomas Norton. …
A New History of London
… in 1735, that of lord-mayor in 1739; and resigned. James Heywood, Esq; was chosen in 1746 and paid his fine of 500l. …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Sir William Hewett " C. Welch. Rowland Heylin " " James Heywood " C. W. Sutton. George Hibbert " " Sir Baptist Hicks …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… 8 Richard de Berkynge, Draper S. 13412. Died November or December, 1355; Will dated November 5, 1355, Enrolled … Without. Died 1500. October 28, 1500 James Wilforth (or Wylford), Merchant Taylor. (S. 14991500.) [Present Nov. … 25, 1746 (Rep. 151, fo. 26). November 28, 1746 James Heywood, Draper [Not Sworn] 78 Discharged December 16, 1746 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and on either side of Charlton's Inn there had been halls or tenements owned by Oriel, St. Frideswide's, or Oseney. These were first leased and then acquired, or else … take the Oath of Supremacy and were expelled, and Jasper Heywood, poeta et philosophus haud incelebris, resigned, went …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… r. 33 p., of which about 670 acres are arable, 420 meadow or pasture, and 450 common land tithe-free; the soil is of a … remaining; Dean House, the asylum of the celebrated Oliver Heywood, during the times of the Tudors and Stuarts, is now … ALLERTON, NORTH.See Northallerton. Allesley, or Awesley (All Saints) ALLESLEY, or Awesley ( All Saints), a …