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A History of the County of Warwick
… with Nassington's Mill (1398) 51 and that held by Laurence Cook in 1426 and c. 1430. 52 Although there is some … interest, probably that of Hugh de Viennia, passed from Laurence Ide to Henry Ballard, and from him to Peter de … probably granted to them in reversion by the feoffees of Laurence Cook in 1439. 78 Although there is strong evidence …
A History of the County of Warwick
… enclosing the commons, the combination of a leader like Laurence Saunders, a dyer, and the mob could be formidable. … with grievances, there might have been an uprising. The Laurence Saunders affair, which lasted for more than two …
A History of the County of Warwick
… in a protracted lawsuit. 75 The election of Saunders's son Laurence to the office of chamberlain in 1480 provoked … by an appeal to popular sentiment. New 'tribunes' in the Laurence Saunders tradition - first Gerard Rawes and then … Town, 210-11. Leet Bk. 350. Ibid. 376, 489. M. D. Harris, 'Laurence Saunders, Citizen of Cov.' E.H.R. ix. 633-9, and see …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of the manor cannot be traced for some years after 1482. Laurence Walsgrave of Whitley complained of commons' …
A History of the County of Durham
… towers remain, but most of them have been destroyed. Prior Laurence describes three gates, the King's Gate at the bottom … but as it is described in the poem about Durham by Prior Laurence, who died in the year of Pudsey's consecration, he … work of Pudsey's time. See p. 65 for further information. Laurence of Durham, Dialogi (Surtees Soc.), p. 10. …
A History of the County of Durham
… Of the Norman gateway here we have only the reference by Laurence that it was 'stately and threatening,' with a tower … fortunate in possessing a curious Latin poem written by Laurence, later Prior of Durham (1149). As chaplain of Bishop … the continuation of Simeon, which is probably the work of Laurence, who became Prior of Durham. See Simeon of Dur. op. …
A History of the County of Durham
… according to Richardson, until 8 Elizabeth (1565), when Laurence Haley, then bailiff and servant to Bishop …
A History of the County of Durham
… Norman fortifications, as they can be traced to-day and as Laurence described them in the 12th century, although they … had developed upon the lines then laid down. Laurence, the monk of Durham, who wrote about 11449, gives a … very difficult to make out much about the keep itself from Laurence's description. He seems to describe a circular shell …
Magna Britannia
… Bruton, Esq., 1608; William Bruton, Esq., his son, 1661; Laurence Bodley, canon residentiary, 1615; Nicholas Henshaw, …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… Pancras, Georges, Pauls, Alhallows in Goldsmith Streete, Laurence, Stephens and Martin and every of them be commaunded … proposed to purchase one out of money of the gifte of Mr. Laurence Atwill, and if it shalbe found not warrantable by …