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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The interior of the church was mutilated by Cromwell's soldiers. Richard Taunton, in 1759, left the interest of 200 …
Old and New London
… sold for 4,000. The theatre was destroyed by the Puritan soldiers in 1649, and not rebuilt till the Restoration. At …
Survey of London
… Enquiry has been made amongst the Corporals, and those Soldiers that were put Sentinels there that Night." ( The …
Survey of London
… to provide fier, Candles & other necessaries for the said Soldiers Cli." (P.R.O., E. 407, Box 8, Roll 167.) Sir Thomas … in the sd lodgings; as also money necessary for removing soldiers & others out of Whitehall, not exceeding 20." ( …
Old and New London
… remarkable one. On each side of the king marched a line of soldiers, while before him and behind him were a guard of …
Old and New London
… of honor arm'd cap-a-pie, and after all, his guards, soldiers, and inumerable mourners. In this equipage they … saw, for there were none that cried but dogs, which the soldiers hooted away with a barbarous noise, drinking and …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… today, the Queen distributed the Crimean medals to the soldiers, great numbers of spectators, seats being erected … prisoners under a flag of truce. They were attacked by 300 soldiers and fired on, notwithstanding the flag, and 23 out …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… between the students of the university and the police and soldiers, which promises to attract considerable attention. … (who has hitherto been a favourite at Dublin) gave the soldiers orders to charge on the students, which they did …