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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Government during your Majesty's Absence by the Queen your Royal Consort, ruling by your Authority, and governing by … your Example, could alone compensate for the want of your Royal Presence and auspicious Influence among us. 'The … who sets them a Pattern of Prudence and Wisdom; whose Royal Goodness would be offended with continuing any Tax, or …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Acts. On the 18th the following Bills being ready for the Royal Assent, viz. An Act for granting an Aid to her Majesty … may have as much Success and Prosperity as her Pious and Royal Heart can desire. 'Tis remarkable, that by the 22d of … to her Majesty, that she would be pleased to issue her Royal Proclamation, for the better putting in Execution an …
A Dictionary of London
… having been erected in 1799, now occupied by the Port of London Authority. Inkhorns were manufactured in …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… to be serviceable mariners, as by the book 1 called the Royal Herring Buss Fishing, presented to him, plainly …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… font is of the 12th or 13th century. The achievement of Royal Arms dates from 180116. 59 The altar was given by … Hen. VII or Hen. VIII). B. M. Stowe MS. 925, ff. 91 v.92; royal confirmation in Cal. Chart. R. i. 160. A Robt. de la …
Old and New London
… any fish being landed from fishing-vessels except at that port. This led to a great London fishmarket being established … who was also the architect of Drapers' Hall and the second Royal Exchange. Old Fishmongers' Hall was a stately …
Survey of London
… Frank Dicksee was made R.A. (1891) and president of the Royal Academy. He died at St. John's Wood. No. 3. (17971798) … Lock Eastlake (17931865), painter, was president of the Royal Academy, 185065 and Secretary of the Fine Arts … writer and founder of the "Milroy Lectureship" at the Royal College of Physicians. M.D. Edinburgh. Assisted in …
Survey of London
… from which year to his death he exhibited yearly at the Royal Academy. He died at Russell Place (Fitzroy Street). See … Bennett (18161875), musical composer and principal of the Royal Academy of Music (1866). Knighted (1871). He moved to …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… and uncommon in other sources like the Gloucester Coastal Port Books See also FLAX HARDS, FLAX SEED, FLAXEN CLOTH, … to create hair of a flaxen colour. Found described as royal Sources: Tradecards. Flaxen roll [fflaxen role] A …