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Old and New London
… and having put on himself an alb, covered his face with a veil, nothing but his eyes appearing. The same precaution was …
Survey of London
… freemason (usually taken to represent Sir Thomas De Veil, the magistrate) was being led home by the tyler of his …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… de Bourbon, daughter of the Prince de Cond, assumed the veil here in 1805, and is interred at this place. The house …
A New History of London
… degraded, for a false judgment given against Margaret Veil, a poor widow. Arbitrary monarchs generally maintain …
A History of the County of Somerset
… mild and esculent. Some rare species with an arachnoid veil and brown spores ( Cortinarius) are to be found, …
Survey of London
… titled ratepayer. In the following year Sir Thomas De Veil appears in the ratebooks, at the site of Laroon's old … 17368, dramatist; Lady Oliphant, c. 17369; (Sir) Thomas De Veil, 17406, magistrate; John Hippisley, 17407, actor and … of law and order dates from 1740, when (Sir) Thomas De Veil, a justice of the peace for Middlesex, acquired the …