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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… London; containing 9775 inhabitants. This place is said by Rous, the historian of the county, to have been a British … insufficient authority, to have been the library of John Rous, the historian; and on the north side is a chantry, from … was the collegiate church of All Saints, of which John Rous relates, that St. Dubricius made it an episcopal seat, …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Beauvais, 156 and in 1321 a further 10 from Richard le Rous. 157 By the 16th century the manor of Sudbury seems to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… it before the Statute of 1290. By 1316 it was held by John Rous; 22 at his death in 1330 Rous was said to hold it jointly with his wife Ela of Robert … by the gift of John of Lavington. 23 It descended in the Rous family in the same way as the manor of Baynton in …
Old and New London
… a place of assignation for married ladies with fashionable rous. The pond was made to receive the water of a small … And crown the forest with immortal graces. Though barb'rous monarchs act a servile strain, Be thine the blessings of …