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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… at Lockeridge on herself for life, with reversion to Ralph Henslowe (d. 1578) and his wife Clare. 166 Ralph's son Thomas …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… 19 20 Seven years later it was conveyed by them to Ralph Henslowe, 21 who died seised of the manor of Wield in 1578. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in 1573. The land was then settled on Thomas, son of Ralph Henslowe, 100 and in 1594 he conveyed it to John Miles who … C.P. 25(2)/242/36 Eliz. I Trin.; W.R.O. 435/29, lease, Henslowe to Miles. W.R.O., Archd. Wilts. (will of John … 1, Franklin's deed of settlement. Ibid. 435/29, lease, Henslowe to Miles. S.R.O., Button-Walker-Heneage Mun. 31012, …
Old and New London
… been the chief manager of the business of the company for Henslowe, with whom he was part-proprietor of the Fortune, … for which he was better qualified, in some respects, than Henslowe, who, although an excellent man of business, was … There is reason to believe, also, from certain entries in Henslowe's diary, that he sometimes helped to reconstruct, or …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… 1551 (Lamb., Reg. Cranmer f. 107). Heskins pres. by Ralph Henslowe and Robert Stansbye or Stavesbye, gentlemen, patrons …
Calendar of State Papers, Ireland
… very name, in the first years of the seventeenth century. Henslowe, in his Diary, refers in numberless entries of the … Woolseye's Lyfe." It was written by "Harye Chettell;" and Henslowe's Diary is replete with memoranda of charges …
County of Middlesex. Calendar to the sessions records: new series
… in Holywell Street. The Fortune was built for Philip Henslowe and William Alleyn and opened in 1601. It was burnt … new theatrethe Globein Southwark. It was also owned by Henslowe and Alleyn. It is known that Shakespeare took a keen …