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Calendar of Border Papers
… within three myles of Hexham . . . is departed, and not doobteinge your lordship care that a godlie and learned man may be placed there for the better instruct … the Queen's commissioners for March controversies, the Bishop of Durham, Sir William Bowes and Doctor Colmor"the …
Calendar of Border Papers
… esq., receiver of Northumberland as follows, viz. To the Bishop of Durham by warrant from the Lord Treasurer on 11 … 100 l. Sir William Bowes, Francis Slingesbye, esq., and D r Colmer under same warrant at 20 s. each per diem 150 … at ease (beesiching God dayly to graunt your lordship long and wished helth), soe I am not a leetle conforted by …
Calendar of Border Papers
… The former of these is very important for her Majesty and her borders, and would require a larger discourse than can be here set … with Spayne and Spanish Low Cuntrieswith Denmarkwith the Bishop of Glaskoeand especially to discover the projects …
Calendar of Border Papers
… I cold not bey aney meanes gett the yonge Earle of Gooerey and his brother out of the towen: for that they had sent to ther mother for maynteynans, and cold not hear tyll nowe aneythinge from her; and nowe it … were in consultation with his lordship and the lord bishop, as to reform of disorders daily committed, as appears …
Calendar of Border Papers
… "Lord Scroope to my master." 1483. Passport for Ninian and John Seton. [Sept. 1. 1602.] Licensing the bearers "Nynyon Ceaton and John Ceaton, gentillmen of Scotland," to pass to London … Berwick and Carlisle, on pain of forfeiture: whereby the Bishop of Durham seized certain Scotsmen's goods to near 1000 …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Wreckers. [156074.] The doings of Sir John Forster and Sir Thonm Dacres, knights, and Valentine Browne, esq., in aid of Archibald Graham and … viz., (1) of Holme, fee 18 l. "and ode moneye"; (2) of the Bishop's lands, fee 40 s.; (3) of the Colledge lands, 26 s. 8 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Bordesley - Bostock Bordesley BORDESLEY, a hamlet and chapelry, in the parish and union of Aston, Birmingham division of the hundred of … Building Society. The patronage of the benefice is in the Bishop of Worcester and five Trustees, alternately; the …
Survey of London
… High Street is one of the oldest roads in the London area and from the earliest times of which we have any knowledge it … of travellers. A number of these were used in the 18th and 19th centuries as depots for carrier wagons and for … in April of that year. In 1450 the church was used by Bishop Waynflete for his meeting with Jack Cade. Cade was …
Survey of London
… Borough High Street, Blackman Street and Newington Causeway CHAPTER 1: BOROUGH HIGH STREET, BLACKMAN STREET AND NEWINGTON CAUSEWAY The Roman settlement in Southwark, … alleys. On the west side the tenements backed on to the Bishop of Winchester's Park and were bounded on the south by …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… N.E., (d)XXXV, S.W., (e)XXXV, S.E.) Bosbury is a parish and village 4 m. N. of Ledbury. The church with a detached bell-tower, the Morton Chapel and Harford monuments, Old Court, formerly a manor house of … and pediment enclosing the arms of John Skippe, Bishop of Hereford, 153952; at back of recess three panels …