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Survey of London
… was rebuilt in 18856 (J. Laws, architect), 82 and, to judge from its appearance, the Marquis of Cornwallis at the … but entailing the demolition of several houses. 90 To judge from inspectors' reports, the school in its elementary …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Ralph); M.P. Lichfield 1621-2, Stafford April-May, 1640, a judge on Welsh circuit 1632, serjeant-at-law 25 Feb., 1633, … county palatine Chester, and knighted 29 Oct., 1620, a judge of king's bench 1624, until he died 22 June, 1632, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… long pole for stirring fire; on extreme left, figure of judge (?) with corbelled pedestal below, and, above the …
Old and New London
… progeny. The good bishop seems to have been a good judge, for she died in 1369, having borne to her sovereign …
Old and New London
… may be of interest here. To the Sanctuary at Westminster Judge Tresilian ( temp. Richard II.) fled for refuge, but was … orders it is not difficult for any reader of history to judge. At the Reformation these places of sanctuary began to …
Old and New London
… of the Chancery, never passed his father, then a Puisne judge of King's Bench, without kneeling down and imploring …
Old and New London
… respective clients before the head-master, who presides as judge. The boy who is finally victorious is "chaired" on a …
Old and New London
… It has often been said by foreigners that if they were to judge of the dignity and greatness of a country by the palace … at the time an abode of mirth and cheerfulness, if we may judge from her letters. In a letter to the Duke of …