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Old and New London
… every one has found who has seen dishes on a shelf, or a thief upon the gallows. It is not denied that stones may be …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of the prior of Norwich, and that he confessed himself a thief; but the said church, though in the liberty of the …
Old and New London
… would be found to be the true heir-atlaw of the impenitent thief on the cross." The reply to this outrage was a …
Calendar of Border Papers
… are taken and in safe ward, and one Howloose another thief slain. Recommending the Council's thanks to be given …
Calendar of Border Papers
… of victuals for setting up one Curry, a Scot, a notorious thief, on the top of Bauterbery hill, in the Bounds of …
Calendar of Border Papers
… towne, who weareth Lord William's livery, as a murderer, thief and outlaw, and Richard Grame alias "Meadop," …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and prosecutors, and at the bar a notable Scots thief threatened blood against the gentleman who took him. …
Calendar of Border Papers
… thefe." M r Raph Gray answered he was an honest man and no thief. These or like words passed between Gray and my nephew …
Calendar of Border Papers
… hard by, and towns about it. I lately took a notable thief Lyonell Charlton of Thornebrughe: for offences … for burglary, but I hear one Christofer Charlton another thief, is gone to London to sue her Majesty for Lyonell and …