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St Martin-in-the-Fields
… s Item receued for the Smayll lights at the buriall of Rob'rt wylsons Mayde ij d Item receued the xij th day of … for mendyng of sartayne surplesses xxj d Item paied to Rob'rt Edward & for removyng of the pves in saynt Cuthberdes …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… s viij d It'm of Henry hayes xx d It'm of Ive ij s It'm of Rob't wilson ij s viij d It'm of John Empye ij s It'm rec' of … a glasse wyndowe It'm of Pet r Cutler ij s It'm of Rob't Clatwordy ij s It'm of Roger weston v s It'm of henry wilson iij s iiij d It'm of Rob't wyer iij s iiij d It'm of John Cawton xij d It'm of …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… for the brawnche j d ob' Item payd the xxj day of July to Rob't bolm' apon a Recknenyng 17 xx s Sum' pagineiiij li iiij … ti day of March An o Regni R's, H, viij ui xxxvij o, to Rob'tt ffor wax Tapers and other Lyghtes as it may apere by a …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Pedigrees from Plea Rolls, 552. As perh. the existence of Rob. Clerk of Henley (fl. 1273: Eyton, xi. 377; xii. 3) … earlier) was ineffective, perhaps because one of them, Rob. of Stretton, was not then seised: above, manors. In …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… f. 105; P.R.O., PROB 11/30 (P.C.C. 1 Pynnyng, will of Rob. Evelyn). Year Bk. 12 Edw. III (Selden Soc. lxxxi), 77; …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… grow anew in our reckonings [ nostris rationibus].mdash;Rob: Creyghtone, Sebastian Smythe, Will: Peirs, Tho: Holt, J. … most dutifull and obedient, Tho: Holt. J. Selleck. Rob: Creyghton. Hen: Dutton. [Ledger, 16811701, p. 27.] 1683, … such conformity of the purchasers." Tho: Holt. J. Selleck. Rob: Creyghton. Edwin Sandys. Hen: Dutton. mdash; o. 32 d. …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… as is aforesaid. We testify to the premises. Tho: Holt. Rob: Creyghton. Edwin Sandys. Hen: Dutton. fo. 65. 1685, July …
Acts & Proceedings of the General Assemblies of the Kirk of Scotland
Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
… an agreement without establishing of it, were not only to rob these nations of the blessings they have already attained …