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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… raring its head amidst a fine crop of wheat. A modern writer has finely expressed his opinion of little snarling …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… "the day after (the 29th Aug.)" must be an error (of the writer or of the transcriber?) for "the 29th of July," the … The only plausible conjecture I can offer is that the writer of the letter may have employed the word Iceland …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… orig). 7312. These letters are of the year 1536. 783. The writer of this letter is La Pommeraye, not la Guiche. 810. The original of this document is at Vienna. 862. The writer is not Sir Anthony St. Leger, afterwards Deputy of … of this letter overleaf has been omitted, in which the writer says he is glad the King likes Hokenorton. 1013. The …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Companies, vol. ii. p. 319; and see remarks by the present writer in Archologia, vol. xxx. p. 500. P. 292. Saint …
Survey of London Monograph
… correspondent of The Times on royal tour, S. Africa; writer on history, constitutional law, imperial affairs and …
Magna Britannia
… September 16, 1685. John Cory, an actor and dramatic writer, who died in 1721, was born at Barnstaple. Beer … Charles Hopkins, (son of the Bishop of Derry,) a dramatic writer, born in 1664. Tom Durfey, the celebrated dramatic writer and sonnetteer, is said to have been born at Exeter, …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… sense which is conveyed. p. 149. The name of the Cardinal, writer of the letter under No. 90, though spelt "Palmeri," … King Henry must be Hampton Court. p. 197. No. 138. The writer of this letter addressed to Ferdinand, King of Bohemia … p. 619. "H. Marmier," &c. No. 368. The name of the writer seems to have been Hugo or Hugues, but the date of his …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… Tello de Guzman." I suspect Guzman to be a mistake of the writer, or of the scribe, for on the 16th of July count … "Lord Grey." See above, p. 625. p. 556. The name of the writer of No. 214 has been omitted, but as it is signed … of Scheventer. Scheventer is evidently a mistake of the writer or of the copyist for Skeffington (Sir William), who …