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Parishes: St Stephen's, alias Hackington
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 9
on his return from doing homage to the French king, held a tilt and tournament
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The Tiltyard and the Horse Guards
Survey of London: Volume 16, St Martin-in-The-Fields I: Charing Cross
AND THE HORSE GUARDS History of the Site. The tournament was still in Tudor times ... of the "tilt," originally a cloth stretched along the middle of the lists, ... in his Journey through England, 3 has left a...
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Close Rolls, Edward I: November 1300
Calendar of Close Rolls, Edward I: Volume 4, 1296-1302
of tournaments [ as at p. 408, above] to be publicly proclaimed, and to cause ... for this reason to be inhibited on the king's behalf from tourneying, tilting ... inhibition of tournaments...
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Smithfield
Old and New London: Volume 2
for tournaments, and here many a spear was splintered on breastplate and shield, ... tournament in Smithfield, for her amusement. She sat beside the old man, ... into Paris, invited sixty knights to a ...
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Venice: May 1520, 21-25
Calendar of State Papers Relating To English Affairs in the Archives of Venice, Volume 3, 1520-1526
and in the centre was the tilt-yard, with its lists, and at the extremity towards ... for the passage. At the end of the tilt-yard, in the direction of the two houses, ... the tilt-yard, preceded...
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Greenwich
Old and New London: Volume 6
or "Placentia"Jousts and Tournaments performed here in the Reign of Edward IV.Henry VIII. ... a royal joust or tournament was performed at Greenwich, on the occasion ... manner than had ever been seen before."...
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Book 4, Ch. 1: General view of the City of Westminster
A New History of London Including Westminster and Southwark
the justs and tournaments in the Tilt yard: contiguous to Whitehall gate
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Kelvedon - Kenilworth
A Topographical Dictionary of England
the Earl of Leicester held a splendid tournament here, at which 100 knights ... and Mortimer's tower, at each extremity of the tilt-yard. This nobleman, ... extending from which was the tilt-yard...
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Hundred of Diss: Winfarthing
An Essay Towards A Topographical History of the County of Norfolk: Volume 1
a tournament there, this young earl ventured to tilt with Sir John St. John,
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The river Thames: Part 2 of 3
Old and New London: Volume 3
in an appendix the "Rates authorised for carrying goods in the tilt ... concern, that "the hire of the whole tiltboat was 1 2s. 6d." By a "tilt" boat ... hardly remind our readers, in the term "tilt...
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