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Finance and trade under Edward III
… by depositors, especially after the suppression of the Templars, and also of negotiating loans for clients who could …
Old and New London
… Middle Temples, constituted the residences of the Knights Templars. This space is now for the most part occupied by the … III., and the repair of which that monarch called upon the Templars to effect. In the absence of architectural details, … and the house was frequented by the Irish and Lancashire Templars, and also by Fellows of the Royal Society. It was …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… year of his reign, besides a thirtieth of the goods of the Templars; and of the Prior and Brethren of the Hospital of …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… of the lands and tenements which had belonged to the Templars in the county of York (Fasti Ebor., i. 376). On …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… king, 25th June, 5 John (1203), confirmed to the Templars "the reasonable gift" of Guy de Bovincourt of all …
A Survey of London
… seruice was so highly esteemed, that when the order of Templars was dissolued, their lands and possessions were by … the barres had ye in old time a Temple builded by the Templars, whose order first began in the yeare of Christ … was left and fell to ruine since the yeare 1184. when the Templars had builded them a new Temple in Fleet streete, …
Old and New London
… Penitential CellDiscipline in the TempleThe Tombs of the Templars in the "Round"William and Gilbert MarshallStone … of the four round churches still existing in England. The Templars did not, however, always build round towers, … were well repaired. Also the figures of the Knights Templars were cleaned and painted, and the iron-work …
Old and New London
… Prince of Sophie, High Constable, Marshal of the Knights Templars, Patron of the Honourable Order of Pegasus!a … torches of white wax. On St. Stephen's Day the younger Templars waited at table upon the benchers. At the first … Lord Chancellor and the ancients feasted in the hall, the Templars serving. The feast over, the Constable, in his gilt …
Old and New London
… the stained glass windows is blazoned with the arms of the Templars. Below the library are chambers. The cost of the … his elbow. Nevertheless, greed and madness have upset some Templars' brains. In October, 1573, a crazed, fanatical man … stricken off and nailed to the gibbet. A SCUFFLE BETWEEN TEMPLARS AND ALSATIANS ( see page 179). In 1685 John Ayloff, …