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A History of the County of Sussex
… thereon for John Scardevile. For a century no more is heard of it, but Sir John Dawtrey, who died in 1542, settled …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the mid 16th century pleas of trespass and covenant were heard, assaults and bloodshed were presented, and the assize …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… descended with the manor, and the chapel is last heard of in 1407. 22 A chapel at Heywood lying ¼ mile from …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Plucknet and it was said to be worth 10. 53 No more is heard of the Plucknet overlordship, and the land was probably … that he relinquished his right in Penleigh, for no more is heard of the Burnel overlordship. William Burnel had … became merged into the larger Pavely estate, and is not heard of again. The other part of the Burnel fee, held of the …
Old and New London
… as above described, adding that "he had neither seen nor heard anything, but that his reason might easily account for; … where my old friend (Sir Roger de Coverley), after having heard that the stone underneath the most ancient of them, …
Old and New London
… play at cards and other plays for money, and are often heard to curse and swear: Charles Baldwell is appointed …
Old and New London
… of this locality, we may here state that we have heard of a startling propositionnamely, that the site of the … what time the thief would come"when the clash of arms was heard, and the pursuers, regardless of the time or the place, …
Old and New London
… on that day Pepys was at the Abbey, and tells us that he "heard them read the Church Service," though "very … adjoining that of the ambassadors and ministers, was heard to say, 'Oh, it's nothing; it's only part of his tenure …
Old and New London
… I was there in a few minutes, followed him to the Abbey, heard the service, and saw him buried." William Camden, the …
Old and New London
… joy that the like no man living may remember that ever he heard." Here, at the fatal bar, the Protector Somerset, "once … day end with joy everywhere; and blessed be God I have not heard of any mischance to any body through it all but only to … there found a consciousness which consoled me under all I heard and all I suffered." Lord Thurlow presided on this …