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A History of the County of Lancaster
… in the manor, and 20 s. of rent in Woolston, to find a monk to celebrate divine service daily for ever in the chapel …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… grandson Thurstan; also a brother Richard, who had been a monk at the Shene Charterhouse. Referring to his long service …
Cardiff Records
… 1043 to 1172. This chronicle was written by the learned monk, Caradoc of Llancarvan, and, according to the …
A History of the County of York
… out. By November 1794 the navigation had been opened up to Monk Bridge and by June of the following year Moon had staked … road as far as Burton Stone Lane, 76 the Malton road from Monk Bridge to Monk Stray, 77 the Tadcaster road as far as Hob Moor Lane …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… A. 1808 6 Jan. Redknap, J. 1808 9 Dec. Gildon, R. By 1808 Monk, T. 1808 13 Dec. Richardson, J., jun. 1810 7 May … 29 Oct. Chitty, J. 1830 6 Jan. Brown, J. J. 1830 24 July Monk, T. 1830 24 July Penn, T., [jun.] 1830 24 July Redknap, … 31 Aug. Bemish, C. 1769 22 Apr. Taylor, J. 1776 25 Nov. Monk, E. 1777 21 Oct. Graham, R. 1779 24 Apr. Atkins, W. 1779 …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1066-1300
… ibid. no. 17); occ. 26 June 1131 × 5 Aug. 1136 or 1137 as monk and treas. (BL Harley MS 6976 fo. 14v, before the d. of … of Evesham, and cf. MB p. 268; the reference to him as a monk is puzzling and may be an error by the antiquarian …