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The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… in the year 1445, an entry of the action brought by John Spenser, brewer, of London, against Reynold the prior of St. … June, 1439, on payment of 60, after it had been read to Spenser the brewer in English, in the prior's chamber, in the … was settled in favour of the prior, for five years later Spenser's widow, Margaret, petitioned Kempe, the archbishop …
Memorials of London and London Life
… de Hanhampstede Adam Fraunceys John Bole, Pelterer Giles Spenser John Berkyng the Younge Bredstrete. 4. John de …
Old and New London
… for Tilbury. That most poetical of all our poets, Edmund Spenser, was born near Tower Hill, in 1552. Very little is … Abbey, at the expense of the Earl of Essex. The poems of Spenser furnished many suggestions to Shakespeare, who … and some of the most beautiful of his heroine's names. Spenser himself drew his inspiration from the Italian poets. …
Old and New London
… in one of them that Ben Jonson killed in a duel Gabriel Spenser, the player. 2 Nearly all the land round this part …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Bell 1426 Roland Byres 1432 Thomas Eglesfield 1440 William Spenser 1460 John Pereson 14823 Henry Bost 1487 Thomas …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… from the king in Carlisle, between the houses of Thomas Spenser ( dispensator) and of Robert de Tybai, for lights in …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… a piece of land in Carlisle [between the houses of Thomas Spenser and of Robert] de Tybay. [Defaced, but explained by …
Parish Fraternity Register
… et vxor eius Henricus Owndele Henry at Halle Johannes Spenser' et vxor eius Rogerus Chylterne et vxor eius Johannes … (on') et vxor eius Ricardus Lane et vxor eius Thomas Spenser' et vxor eius 8 Johannes Dyer et vxor eius Petrus …
Old and New London
… it is to be found in only a few private collections. Spenser, too, gives us a "Distant View of the Temple" in the … clergymen. He was interred next Geoffrey Chaucer and near Spenser." A good story is told, the scene of which must have …
Old and New London
… by Pope the "silver Thames" and the "fruitful Thame;" by Spenser "the silver-streaming Thames," and by Herrick "the … flow beyond delightful Shene." Pope, in his imitation of Spenser, has described the alleys on the banks of the river …