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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… John, to the same purpose, No. iii. Lamb. Per. p. 316. Weever, p. 225. Battely's Somner, p.6. In the city chest …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… to Charles Lambard, of Ipswich, in October, 1539. 12 Weever mentions the following among the more important … 17. Ibid. 1262. Misc. Bks. (Aug. Off.), ccxii, fol. 1 b. Weever, Funeral Monuments, 750. The date of the death of John Balsham is erroneously stated by Weever to be 1530; Friar Balsham resigned the bishopric of …
Old and New London
… of interment of Sir Thomas himself is somewhat doubtful. Weever and Anthony Wood say that his daughter, Margaret …
Survey of London
… A portion of the original inscription is preserved in John Weever's Ancient Funeral Monuments (1631): "Of your charitie … this view it must be remarked that they are quoted by Weever, who, although he says the inscription is "now hardly … wife should lie beneath the same tomb. It is stated by Weever that Sir Thomas More's body, which after his execution …
The Environs of London
… It has been several times printed, but not correctly: Weever's copy is the most accurate. His cpitaph. "Thomas … buried under a high tomb in the middest of the chancel. In Weever's time, there was the following mutilated inscription … Life of More, p. 220. Ant. Wood's Athen. Oxon. vol. i. Weever's Funeral Monuments, p. 506. Remarks on More's Life of …
Petitions to the Cheshire Quarter Sessions
… esquiers Edwardes [T Legge?] Richard Beamond late of Weever, laborer. QJF 47/1/129 (1618) To the right worshipfull … sessions The humble peticion of Richard Beamond late of Weever laborer Shewinge That this peticioner is wrangfully …
The Environs of London
… Domini 1631." The date of Bordall's death here is 1425. Weever, who copied the inscription from the brass plate, makes it 1435. I am inclined to think, that Weever is right; because I find, from the registers of the …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… in Pt. I. p. 603, and marked in the plan with figure (12). Weever, fo. 796, calls him Boswell, and gives a large account … words, Nil Boni hodie? Th! diem perdidi. These verses, Mr. Weever in his Funeral Monuments, fo. 800, renders thus, … Esq. who died before him in 1494, according to Mr. Weever, who says she was buried in Loddon church. Mr. Rice, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… p. 57. See p. 450. See p. 336. Mon. Ang. Tom. I. fo. 427. Weever, fo. 85. Rot. Hund. 3 E. I. Mss. Neve. Mon. Ang. tom. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… St. Mary in the Marsh. 1480, Tho. Sheef, marbler, for whom Weever, fo. 82, tells us, there was this inscription, Her arr … is round it, and hath the impression of the Holy Lamb. Weever, fo. 805. Received of the church-wardens of St. Peter …