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Alumni Oxonienses
… Addenda and Corrigenda, E-Z ADDENDA. Degrees of Cambridge Men incorporated at Oxford, and other matters, to be added to those names in the Text … B.A. 1595-6, B.D. 1606, D.D. 1611. 491, ". Fenne, Dennis and William. See Venn. 492, 14. Fenwick, John, M.A. 1654. …
Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland
… Addenda or Corrigenda Addenda and Corrigenda. Page 15, line 15, after said diocese insert ( … The documents exemplified are printed in Part I, Nos. 32 and 35, pp. 46-47 and 58-55. 171, line 16 from end, add The Bullarium …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth
… 10. 37. Form of oath taken by Sir John Peyton, captain and governor of Jersey, before the States of that island; to be faithful and dutiful to the King; to defend the island and castles against all enemies; and to execute justice …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… 1570 May 1570 May 5. 50. Inventory prized by Martin Sydley and five others, of the household furniture, plate, and jewels, linen, clothes, horses and harness, credits, … Tempest, Leonard Metcalfe, Thos. Markenfeld, and John Trollope, convicted rebels, as also of the dissolved …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… thing to be burdensome, but some money should be had now, and some the next two or three years, and a warrant granted … sometime of the bishopric of Durham, who sent home young Trollope to his mother, being sick, willed him to tell her … was from Philip Sherwood, to be delivered to Mrs. Trollope, whose son he brought home, as also Robert Booth, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… Wm. Harris, of Ashby Ledgers, co. Northampton, yeoman, and John Cope, of Lapworth park, co. Warwick, carpenter, of the one part, and Edward Catesby, gentleman, of the other part. Whereas Harris and Cope, on behalf of Wm. Catesby, have sold the woods, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… ecclesiastical persons in the several dioceses of England and Wales, appointed by the Queen's letters to send to … to Lord Burghley. Pray take this letter in good part, and I will not trouble you hereafter, having promised to tell … you command. I hope to obtain a company of light horse, and will do the Queen good service. I wish you would write to …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… blasing starre," i. e. a comet. P. 26, 4th 1. from foot. " And this yere was brent a palmer." This is a flagrant … Baburham or Babraham, co. Cambridge? P. 30. Evil May-day and John Meautys. In the fuller account which Stowe gives of … dwelled divers Frenchmen, whom they likewise spoiled, and if they had found Mewtas they would have stricken off his …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… versifiers of the Psalms), is extracted from The Songes and Sonnettes of lord Surrey, by Tottel, 1565, in Dr. Bliss's … brode border of embrodirie, with a wreathe of Venice gold and the scallop shell, and a frenge of the same golde, and a small border aboute …
Survey of London Monograph
… King of Arms King of arms created by Henry V in memory of and soon after the great victory on St Crispin's day 1415. … of Arms King of arms retained by John, Duke of Bedford and Anjou. Sent to Dover to meet the Burgundian ambassadors … Earl of Hereford, namely, a white antelope with gold horns and hooves, a gold crown about its neck and pendant chain. …