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A History of the County of Oxford
… west, inevitably affected the town during the Civil War. Prince Rupert quartered there with 700 soldiers in February … celebrations marked such events as the marriage of the Prince of Wales or the opening of the Witney railway. To …
A History of the County of Essex
… 75 Fetes were held in Wivenhoe Park grounds from 1851, and Prince Albert inspected local troops there in 1856. Soldiers …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… war, Charles I., accompanied by his sons, Charles, Prince of Wales, and James, Duke of York, visited … of the learned antiquary of that name, contributed 1200. Prince Rupert, in 1645, fixed his headquarters in the town, …
Alumni Oxonienses
… and to James, Duke of York, when in command of the Royal Prince in the engagement with the Dutch off Southwold Bay in … of London, mercer) born there 23 Dec., 1585; chaplain to Prince Charles and bishop Andrews, rector of Taversham, co. … and of Willingale Doe, (both) Essex, 1608-42, chaplain to Prince Henry and Prince Charles, and when king canon of St. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… working the mill in 1731, 82 and he received Frederick, Prince of Wales, there in 1750. 83 Sir Onesiphorous died in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… with the history of that monarch: Henry here received Rhs, Prince of Wales, when in 1163 he came to do homage. Edmund of … of Edward I., was born here; as were also Edward the Black Prince, and Thomas of Woodstock, sons of Edward III. Henry …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Brewery and was renamed the Jolly Farmers c. 1819 and the Prince of Wales c. 1853; it was closed as a public house by …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 13 of whom some took an interest in the town: in 1870 the prince of Wales visited the Oxon.' (Birm. Univ. Ph. D. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 35. Cal. Papal Regs. i. 288. John Stacy (1431) and Robert Prince (1459): Hockaday Abs. ccccxvi. C 66/671 m. 14. C …