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The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… painted Chamber within the Pallace of Westminster'. Henry Lynch of St Gregory's parish, London, gent, acting for … Howard, Henry, baron Maltravers Linch, Henry, gent (also Lynch) Scarburgh, Samuel, gent (also Sacrborough) Watson, …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… 684 Warner v Lynch 684 WARNER V LYNCH Francis Warner of Parham, co. Suffolk, esq v John Lynch, John Snelling, Thomas Wilkes and James Hayward of …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… paynted Chamber within the Pallace of Westminster' Henry Lynch of St Gregory's parish, London, gent, acting for … Thomas, gent (also Burnet) Howard, Henry, baron Maltravers Lynch, Henry, gent (also Linch) Merrick, William, lawyer …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… over certain stiles in the way homeward, being a steep hilly and uneven ground.' 7. He 'doth not know of any suites …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… and 5 in breadth, in some places. It forms part of a hilly district situated towards the south of Strathmore, the … There are several flourishing plantations of fir in the hilly districts; and of elm and ash near the river, the banks … rivers; on the south, the lands are, for the most part, hilly, occupying about two-thirds of the whole area, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… ash, sycamore, and alder; the surface for the most part is hilly, with a few vales intersected by rapid streams, the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are arable, 238 pasture, and 121 woodland; the surface is hilly, and the soil in general sandy, but towards the east …
Survey of London
… London Museum; Lord's (Burlington Arcade); Miss Kathleen Lynch; J. Lyons and Co. Ltd.; Miss L. MacEchern; Miss M. H. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 150 woodland, and 82 hop-ground, &c.; the surface is very hilly, and the soil mostly a strong clay, but in some parts … about 200 under plantation and coppice. The surface is hilly, abounding in bold, and in some parts romantic, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… as the last. [ Ibid. No. 177.] [1674 ?] Answer by Stephen Lynch to the petition of James Kennedy, styling himself … English consulate having been erected at Bruges to which Lynch was appointed, from the indefinite clauses of his … their ships, who are liable only to the Conservator, that Lynch refuses to desist from such unjust practices, and …