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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… he sometimes passed to Ela de Warenna for seven marks of silver. 4 But it seems Raph Taisun (of which name one had …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Three more bells were added in 1920. 9 The plate comprises silver cup and paten and plated flagon; the cup was made in …
A History of the County of Essex
… 68The treble was stolen in 1971. 69 The plate includes a silver cup of 1563 with a slightly later paten cover, another … given by M. R. Hills of Colne Park, Colne Engaine, and a silver salver of 1746. 70 The churchyard was extended in 1891 …
A History of the County of Essex
… 8 d. 60In 1358 one man was wealthy enough to have gold and silver worth 60 s. stolen from his house. 61Twenty-one men …
Old and New London
… In 1678 a great many Roman funeral urns, with bars and silver money, and a copper urn, were found here, proving …
Survey of London
… The gallery, we are told, 235 "was all hung with gold and silver brocade and divided into three apartments, in the … sconces, branches, braseras, etc., all of massy silver, and out of number, besides some of her Majesty's best …
Old and New London
… their hairs and beards either of fine gold wire or else of silver, and some being of black silk: having sixteen … profusion of rich thingshangings of cloth of gold and of silver; thousands of pieces of fine holland; the quantities … his faithful attendant Herbert to bring with him his silver clock, intimated to Hacker, with a cheerful …
Old and New London
… sufficiently advanced to follow their bent unaided, and silver medals were occasionally awarded. This benefit was …
Old and New London
… one penny, twopenny, threepenny, and fourpenny pieces of silver, and shillings, to each about four pounds in value. … containing one hundred and fifty bags, with seventyfive silver pennies in each, for the poor people, which was placed … Service was then performed, at the conclusion of which the silver pennies were distributed, and woollen cloth, linen, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… On the occasion of laying the first stone, a mallet and a silver trowel were presented to Mr. Wheatley, by the Dewsbury …