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A History of the County of Lancaster
… IV in favour of the new collegiate church of St. Mary at Leicester, known as the college of Newark; a vicarage was to … Walton 185 17 Jan. 141819 John White 186 New Coll., Leicester d. R. Walton 26 Apr. 1421 John York alias Legeard … when the rectory was appropriated to the New College at Leicester and a responsible vicar placed in the cure. In …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… collection was removed to London in October and shown at Leicester House; in 1782 the sum of 2,253 was received for …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… de London " d. R. de Gaddesby 31 Jan. 13989 Bro. John de Leicester 33 " d. J. de London 22 Apr. 1437 Bro. William …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… de Durham 31 The King res. of Randle 2 Nov. 1226 Ralph de Leicester 32 " oc. 1241 John Maunsel 33 " 1265 Mr. Richard de … 50. The king alleged in support of his claim that Ralph de Leicester and John Maunsel had been presented by Henry III. … in 1222; see Cal. Pat. 121625, p. 332. In 1228 Ralph de Leicester was presented to the chapel of Cowesby; ibid. 195. …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… first wife Philippa, daughter of Robert Sidney, Earl of Leicester. There was also a son Henry whose burial is …
Survey of London
… he was banished from court for slander against the Earl of Leicester, and in the course of his retirement translated …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Lawson Gilfrid, Esq. Lawson Sir Wilfrid. Lee Sir Thomas. Leicester Sir Francis. Leigh Hon. Charles, Esq. Levinz …
Survey of London
… William Hogarth, had lived until his removal in 1733 to Leicester Square. 88 The house was occupied from 1761 until …
Survey of London
… Restoration, when the building of Soho, St. James's and Leicester Squaresall acknowledgments of the success of their …
Old and New London
… the Toxophilite Society in the gardens at the back of Leicester House, then in Leicester Fields, it is stated, principally through Sir …