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University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Ivor Prys: University College, Aberystwyth. Potter, Howard Vincent: Pharmaceutical Society's School and King's College. … Bernard Edwin: Worcester College, Oxford. Mallison, Harold Vincent: Private st. Palmer, William Nathaniel: Private st. … Derby Technical College. Tidd, John James: Private study. Vincent, Douglas Fox: University College, Reading. Wallis, …
University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Imperial College Royal College of Science. Richmond, Vincent Crane: Imperial CollegeRoyal College of Science. … Imperial College Royal College of Science.] [ Watson, Vincent: East London College.] White, John Henry: University …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… applied to this place, is derived from a celebrated saint of the name of Davenicus, who flourished about the year … establishment, and its adjunct most probably to its patron saint, is of very remote antiquity. St. Terne, or Ternanus, …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… Jan 1679/80 mar 1649, at Holy Trinity the Less, Catherine Vincent (5) Merchant, at Turkey walk in Exchange, 1677, great …
A History of the County of Oxford
… next light. At the bottom of each light was portrayed a 'saint' sitting in a chair. Wood reported that these saints …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford
… shields with late 15th-century figures of Zephaniah and a saint and two inscriptions. At the E. end of the library are … Virgin and Child, (d) St. Anthony, much made up, (e) male saint with book, (f) St. John the Evangelist, (g) St. … of St. Catharine, of early 16th-century date(a) the saint kneeling before the wheel, (b) in prison with gaolers …
A History of the County of Oxford
… still in the early 16th, and in 1406 the reliquary of the saint's head was repaired, partly at Exeter cathedral … which survive in the north transept. An invocation to the saint in the 16th-century will of one vicar, and another's … that the burial in 1593 of one 'Barnold' may refer to the saint's relics, which had perhaps continued to be venerated …