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The Aldermen of the City of London
… in May, 1550, in consequence of the Charter of Edward VI. (April 23, 1550), which enacted that the town and borough … Harper, Merchant Taylor S. 15567. [Sworn November 26] 2 [Nominated: J. Lowen J. Whyte, V. Randall] Removed to … Discharged on plea of infirmity and weakness of body, July 2, 1591 (Rep. 22, fo. 289). July 8, 1591 William Ryder, …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… M. 13018. [Acting Oct. 27, 1298, Present Oct. 28, 1308] 2 From Bread Street. Knighted May 22, 1306. [Acting Aug. 30, … dated June 7, 1442; enrolled October 8, 1442 [H.R. 171 (2)] July 10, 1442 John Norman, Draper S. 14434. M. 14534. … of the House of Commons, June 1, 1649 (Commons Journals vi. 222). June 12, 1649 50 Richard Waring, Grocer [Nominated: …
A Survey of London
… side. 4. Vnder water Bailiffe. Yeomen of the Chamber. 2. Meale weighers. 3. Yeomen of the Wood wharefes. 2. The Sword bearers man. Gentlemens men 7. Common Hunts men. … the yeard, in all eight shillings. More, paied to Iohn Pope, Draper, for two Gowne clothes, eight yeards of two …
Old and New London
… John Day, who printed the folio Bible dedicated to Edward VI. in 1549. He also printed the works of Roger Ascham, … the Government by establishing a "Halfpenny Post." In 1720 Pope's friend, Ralph Allen "Let humble Allen, with an awkward … rascal who stabbed his pot-companion, or struck down an innocent traveller in a dark bye-street, any red-handed …
A Survey of London
… Fosters church, and runneth downe by S. Leonards church by Pope lane end, and by S. Anns lane end, which lane is also of … who founded a chauntrie there in the 14. of E. the 2. of sir Nicholas Twiford, Goldsmith, mayor 1388. and Dame … Parish church of S. Anne in the willowes. Then in Pope lane, so called of one Pope that was owner thereof, on …
A History of the County of Northampton
… the parishes of Stoke Bruerne, Ashton and Grafton meet. 2 Conversely, some 5 a. of meadow to the north of the Tove, … may be a motte later re-used as part of the garden layout. 2 If so, there evidently was a later medieval manor house at … to have been leased directly by the Crown during Edward VI's reign. 25 A close that had previously been overlooked …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… historical monuments in the City of London Aldgate ward 2. ALDGATE WARD. Aldgate Ward consists of the parishes of St. … last item, ( d) France and England quarterly quartering 2 and 3 de Burgh and 4 Mortimer. In fourth window four … (Plate 53)in the upper lights five large figures of Edward VI, Elizabeth, James I, Charles I and William III, with the …
A Dictionary of London
… Church, with a passage into Mitre Street (O.S.) at No.2 Mitre Street (End. Charities, Rep. 1902, p. I). Est. 1717 … of St. Katherine or All Saints Colmanchurch (Dugdale VI. 155), and the explanation would seem to be that the …
Old and New London
… of officers of the Tower; and early in 1552 Edward VI. gave it to Henry, Duke of Suffolk, father of Lady Jane … power to kill." During the Spa Fields riots of December 2, 1816, when young Watson led on the mob, and Thistlewood …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 1086. The demesne was cultivated by 4 servi with 2 ploughs in both 1066 and 1086, and the only recorded … part of Little Fordham was cultivated by 1 bordarius and 2 servi with 2 ploughs in 1066 and 1 plough in 1086; there … Morant, Essex, ii. 200; W. A. Copinger, Manors of Suff. vi. 106. E.R.O., D/DWe E2. Ibid. D/DWe P3; D/DWe M11; O.S. …
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