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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the situation of the Roman-British capital of the province he had conquered, or probably induced by the … Caer-Bannau, the ancient capital of his newly-acquired province, and with the materials erected the castle of … Bart. The county is in the diocese of St. David's, and province of Canterbury, and is comprised in the archdeaconry …
A New History of London
… state of peace; the king, for the purpose of peopling the province of Ulster with English Protestants, made a tender to … from being the wildest, is now become the best cultivated province in the country. This grant will be more particularly …
A New History of London
… conquered and given a king to England, became at length a province to it; an event which would naturally have resulted, …
A New History of London
… It had on board 19,295 soldiers, 8456 mariners, 2088 galley slaves, and 2630 brass cannon. It was victualled for …