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Old and New London
… prayers. The establishment has its tutor, or master, its matrons, nurses, gardener, gate-keeper, &c. It is a …
Old and New London
… analogous to "lordships" in other parts, "over which matrons of known ability preside." Its character, too, as …
Old and New London
… have been an object of attraction to not a few designing matrons, who had marriageable daughters. But all these …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it, killing old and young, ravishing both virgins and matrons; King Edmund, who was then at Eglesdune, (now called …