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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… of St. Esprit (et faisait sa demourance aprez la grant maison de coste le St. Espit, en une maison qui jaidis fut, &c.) He possessed a horse which he …
A History of the County of Sussex
… bridge hitherto identified with Holy Trinity hospital (the Maison Dieu). In 161920 reference was made to the building of … Friars meadow. 87 Further, though the buildings of the 'Maison Dieu' themselves lack dating evidence, except for a … 92 The buildings of the friary, formerly known as the Maison Dieu, may have consisted of north, south, and west …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Spitalfields (Hug. Soc. xxxix), pp. xi-xv; Case Bk. of La Maison de Charité de Spittlefields 1739-41 (Hug. Soc., Quarto …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Chien Noir, le Cigne Noir, le Boucher: Case Bk. of La Maison de Charite de Spitalfields 1739-41 (Hug. Soc., Quarto …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… had in 1686 intended to found an 'almshouse or maison de Dieu' for twenty aged persons, and his son Sir …
Old and New London
… 20, 1820, she tells Miss Berry that she shall go to "the Maison Angerstein Blackheath" on her return to England. St. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… about 8 per annum, was built by license of Henry VI., as a Maison Dieu, or "God's House," by John Doreward, who gave to …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Topping, Jo. Clark, Richard Ricardby, Jo. Berker, Michaell Maison, Anthony Maison, Jo. Maison, Jo. Clerk, William Simson. "Bowes furnished."Jo. …