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Calendar of Border Papers
… into either at their pleasure, feasting and making merry with their friends, overthrowing the wardens' authority …
Calendar of Border Papers
… of a dissolute kindnes and good fellowshipp, to make him merry with wyne, then to perswade him to ryde home in a coach …
Calendar of Border Papers
… seke his wife and his sonne! I beseach you Sir, pardon my merry bolt: I do not, I protest, reach at enterprizes, but …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the municipal charities, namely: The charity of Elizabeth Merry, founded by will, 1686, consisting of a rent-charge of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Reading, of Maidenhead, of Colebrook of horses and money ( Merry Wives of Windsor, Act IV, Scene iv). Taylor, loc. cit. …
Survey of London Monograph
… but he was too wise to make any other use of it than to be merry. 12 He is buried under a splendid monument with …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… of Cockney.' "Hugh Bigod was Lord of Bungay tower, And a merry lord was he, So away he rode on his berry-black steed, … see how he sped, And at Ufford they star'd, I wis, But at merry Saxmundham they heard his song, And the song he sung … for the King of Cockney.' "King Henry he marshal'd his merry men all, And through Suffolk they march'd with speed; …
A History of the County of Stafford
… to which parishioners brought 'a dish of meat. . . to make merry'; any deficit was made up from income from the guild …
Old and New London
… this? one who did not know the man might ask. Who was more merry than he last night at the "Mitre?" how ready were his …
Old and New London
… has not felt sympathy with "As it fell upon a day, in the merry month of May," or admired that masterpiece of glee and …