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A Survey of London
… light passing by him, the Waytes of the City, the Mayors Officers, for his guard before him, all in a Liuery of … Pageants, ech their Morris Dance, and one Hench man their Officers in Iacquets of Wolsted, or say party coloured, … diuerse dayes spent in the pastime of wrestling, where the Officers of the Citie: namely the Shiriffes, Sergeants and …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… the conduit-heads, and leaving no passage for the City's officers thereto, directing that Sir Thomas Middleton, … with a brick wall, leaving no access for the City's officers, and had forced a way to the City's Banqueting Close … himself, but which had lately been stopped by the City's officers, might be continued. Wimbledon, 1st July, 1614. IV. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… century the turves were stacked for inspection by manorial officers, the lord being entitled c. 1425 to a fee for each …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… leased by Denny abbey, the lessee transporting the abbey's officers free of charge. 85It remained with the manorial …
Old and New London
… beneath it this inscription:"To the memory of 2,162 officers and men of the Brigade of Guards who fell during the …