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Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Thomas Stewart, George Randall, Thomas Shadwell, Wm. Hen. Higden, Geo. W. Carrington, Thomas Daw, Commanding Officer at …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… Morin, Gent., Clerks George Randall, Gent., William Henry Higden, Gent., Geo. Wm. Carrington, Gent., Thomas Daw, Gent., …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… from the pope. See Thorn, col. 1761. Bede, lib. ii. c. 4. Higden, p. 227. Gervas, col. 1632. Matthew Westminster says, … dorsumq; dedisti Artubus huc laceris multa vibici mederis. Higden, p. 228. Bromton, col. 735, &c. Chron. Saxon. Thorn, … restas virtute poteuti. Hist. Eccles. lib. ii. c. 7. Higden, p. 228. See this letter before, in which he is highly …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… 658. Battely, pt. ii. p. 69. Battely's Somner, p. 127. Higden in his Polychron. p. 205. says, that long before this …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… with the crimes of coveteousness, pride and ambition. Higden, p. 276, says, that he was a man who made a public … i. p. 233. W. Malmsbury de Antiq. Glaston. Eccl. p. 325. Higden, p. 272. Bromton, col 886, 890. Gervas, col. 1648. … the succession of Robert, in the time of Lent, anno 1048. Higden in 1051. Higden. Gervas, col. 1651. Lel. Coll. vol. i. …
Annales Cestrienses
… edas," but it is clear that "wardas" is the word intended. Higden, in his Polychronicon, lib. vii. cap. xxxiv. (vol. … cattel, chaffre, or merchandize." In the margin Ranulph Higden is cited as the authority for this statement, and in …
Annales Cestrienses
… gave rise. I have inserted the word ditavit from Higden's Polychronicon, where the Annals for the year 1258 …
Annales Cestrienses
… "r," i.e. "regi." The event here narrated is thus given by Higden in his Polychronicon (viii. p. 248), "Alienigenas …
Annales Cestrienses
… day of the month, 1280.) In these lines as given by Higden in the Polychronicon (viii. 266) this line is "Gemma …
Annales Cestrienses
… makes no mention of his residence or burial at Chester. Higden, however, in his Polychronicon (b. vii. c. xvi.) …