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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… to be a Welshman, and not knowing his quality, plunged his spear into his body, and then rejoined the ranks of his … remotest ages of British antiquity, viz., a rudely-formed spear's head of flint, nearly seven inches long; also a …
A New History of London
… company's seal, viz. Britannia sitting with her shield and spear, and at her feet a cornucopia pouring our fruit. The …
A New History of London
… and painted in antient military dresses: the one holds a spear in his hand, the other a ball set round with spikes, …
A New History of London
… The figures on the base represent Britannia with her spear; Gallia, with the crown in her lap; Hibernia, with her …
Calendar of Border Papers
… 40 s. to 5 l., "a slewe dog" price 10 l., a sword and spear price 20 s.] six days after S t Luke's day 1589. Sir …
Calendar of Border Papers
… gentleman, struck the deceased in the back with a spear, giving him a mortal wound of which he would also have …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and Cowdall.80 men; 12 furnished, 30 with bow, bill or spear, the rest with nothing. Newton, Allenbie and …