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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, 1601-3
… 12 February 1565 February 1565 Feb. 4. From Sir Jon. Mason's. 43. Edward Earl of Hertford to his cousin Sir Nicholas … bad. Things were very different when I was in King Philip's camp. Had the enemy come, he would not have been repelled, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… strangers' goods, for the erecting of a pier at St. Peter's Port; Council has since ordered a tax on the better … for works done, and powder and other munition. I send Fulk Mason for your answers. [ page.] Feb. 2. Guernsey. 118. Sir … I had authority from my Lord Admiral, and the French King's ambassador, to take such as good prize, and committed him …
A New History of London
… fine. 1 Mercers. 17 Rich. II. 1393 Cheapside. 4 l. 14 s. 6 d. 2 Grocers. 18 Edw. III. 1345 Grocers-alley. 20 l. 3 … l. 4 Fishmongers. 7 Rich. II. 1384 Thames-street. 13 l. 6 s. 8 d. 5 Goldsmiths. 1 Edw. III. 1327 Foster-lane. 20 l. 6 … 1407 Maiden-lane. 25 l. 9 Salters. 1 Eliz. 1558 Swithin's-lane. 20 l. 10 Ironmongers. 3 Edw. IV. 1464 …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… to Joshua Bradbent the records relating to himself and Mr. Mason, but no more. Order for the arrest of Bradbent. Order … to be printed; also the order for observing the Lord's Day. Aug. 26. Ordered that a Committee sit to revise the …
Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies
… this paper. An address to the King resolved on; Mr. Mason to present it. The Treasurer to pay for Mr. Mason's passage and entertainment. June 2. Order for the …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… in those parts. Venice.The Signory have revoked last year's ordinance in the matter of the Comediantes, and are now at … all the offices in that kingdom, and to demand King Philip's consent thereto. Spain.It is confirmed that Don Diego, … his two daughters by his third wife (this French King's sister) his Majesty has but one son about five years old, …
A New History of London
… Cheyne. One of this name was made a justice of the King's-Bench, in the year 1416, and in 1424, lord chief justice … afterward. 1453, made a serjeant. In 1458, made the king's serjeant. In 1465, made a justice of the King's-Bench. In … In 1634, made king's solicitor. 10 Car. I. 1634 Robert Mason. 11 Car. I. 1635. Henry Calthrop queen's solicitor; …
Survey of London
… was closed to allow of the building of the sexton's house. From 1863 and onwards the Midland Railway obtained … 1800. The full incriptions will be found in F. T. Cansick's Epitaphs of St. Pancras, where will also be found the names … shot near Camden Town. 1703. John Dolben. Citizen and mason of London. 1706. Catherine, widow of Robert Brent of …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… remainder at stated periods, and, providing the fair one's consent could be obtained, he would take her "for better, … I dined with a friend or two at the rev. Mr. Beaumont's of that place, who has just finished a neat and convenient … sees rising ground More pleasing landscapes than in Tempe's vale Peneu's watered. Yes some silvan God Spreads wide the …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… P. 1, 1. 7. The word imperfect in the MS. is in Arnold's Chronicle, "Portchaf," i. e. Port Jaffa or Joppa. P. 15, 1. … Strawe. P. 22. A blacke sterre. So our MS., but in Arnold's Chronicle "a blasing starre," i. e. a comet. P. 26, 4th 1. … mentioned in the following passage of a letter of sir John Mason, the English ambassador in France, to the privy …