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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Thomas de Cuckney, who may justly be said to have given it rank as a religious house, by his bountiful hand. Edward the … owner of Welbec, his father, with almost all the rank abilities, and fortune of the kingdom to the seat of the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 49 in 1814 there were 43, none of whom were of gentry rank. 50 The absence of local Catholic gentry, together with …
A History of the County of Essex
… (1904). 67 The Premier Mill was opened in 1904 by Joseph Rank Ltd., which is now part of Ranks Hovis McDougall Ltd. 68 …
Old and New London
… in the Painted Chamber) proceeded, each according to his rank and dignity, in their robes and coronets, before the …
Old and New London
… at the intercession of Cardinal Wolsey and others of rank (while three queensKatharine, Mary of France, and … him that, if he persisted in his refusal, his high rank should not excuse him from being pressed to death. Upon …
Old and New London
… 904 per annum. The Master of the Household stands next in rank to this department. He is an officer under the … a field-marshal in his own right, though he bears only the rank of a captain. They are on duty to-day, as may be …
Old and New London
… suitable to those of the mother of a person of his then rank." He adds that, "the needless ceremonies and great …
Old and New London
… of July and August, when the West-End is emptied of all rank and fashion, thousands of "roughs" and idlers may be …