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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… about 7 s. were distributed to 20 poor people. 60 Thomas Ray, of Salisbury, by his will proved 1615, devised property … charity had been much defrauded since the death of Martha Ray, and new trustees for each of the towns were appointed. … the income to be spent in the same was as that of Thomas Ray's charity (see above). In 1903 the annual income was £15 …
Old and New London
… reigns of Queen Elizabeth and James I. begins to appear a ray of taste in the sculptors." He means, of course, that …
Old and New London
… the "Bibliographia Geologi et Zoologi," published by the Ray Society, in 1848, there are references to no less than …
Old and New London
… when she knelt and the crown was placed on her brow, a ray of sunshine fell on her face; the day had been dull, but …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… whom sold it in 1796. It consists of the two lordships of Ray and West Whelpington. The village, at one time … precipice: no person has resided here within memory; and Ray has also decreased very much in buildings and population. …