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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… was buried in the abbey of Conway. In the reign of Edward I., Llewelyn ab Grufydd, the last of the British princes, … It was at this place he received the summons of Edward I. to surrender his principality to the English crown, and … of exportation, butter and oats: there is also a lucrative herring fishery, in which about thirty boats, with seven men …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… here by Robert Fitz Harold of Ewyas, a grandson of William I, about 1147, but none of the worked stones extant appears … slab with enriched border; E. of (4), (5) to B. 1684, and I.B. 1714; S. of altar (6) to William Watts, son of William … (12) to K.M., 1663; (13) to Henry Gilbert, 1694; (14) to I.P. 1709. In N. transeptunder arch to crossing; (15) to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and decapitation at Stirling, in the reign of James I., his estates in Fife, and other property, reverted to the … of Denmill, was appointed lyon king-at-arms to Charles I. and II., kings of England. There are still remaining … is packed in ice, and sent to the London market. The Herring fishery, which is of comparatively recent …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… first two capitals on the S. side have also the initials I.P. (ascribed to John Portesham, Abbot of Abbotsbury) and …
The Port and Trade of Early Elizabethan London: Documents
… to the city of London . . . during the Tudor period, i (1896) ed. G. S. Fry; ii (1901) ed. S. J. Madge; iii (1908) …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… dried fish; and several long boats annually proceed to the herring-fishing in the Moray Frith, which abounds with the … ancient castle built by the Duke of Albany, uncle of James I. of Scotland. Loch Chon, about 2 miles in length, and one … on the erection of which place into a bishopric, David I. conferred the lands of Aberlady and Kilspindy on the …