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Journal of the House of Lords
Journal of the House of Lords
Journal of the House of Lords
… or of attending to any Kind of Public Business?" A. "Certainly, not capable." Q. "What are the Hopes you … to the right reverend Ffadres in God the Bisshopps of Wynchestr', Ely and Chestr'; th'Erles of Warrewyk, Oxenford … "MEMORAND', that the xxv day of Marche, the Bisshops of Wynchestr', Ely and Chestre; th'Erles of Warr', Oxon' and …
A History of the County of Essex
… from an early charter of Henry II that here was originally a hermitage, occupied by one Jordan before Hugh, monk of … (1157). About the end of 1175 it was converted into a priory by Maurice FitzGeoffrey of Tiltey. He had been … the church of the canons or Woodham, which henceforth is a royal foundation. The name Bicknacre does not occur till …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of Bridgwater. It consists of two low hills divided by a shallow depression, containing 24 acres in extent, of which … the autumn of 877, and in the spring of 878 he built here a fortress called Ethelingaeigge. 460 Asser, 461 whose … the place as chaplain to Alfred himself, describes it as a small island in the midst of an impassable morass, and says …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… and paid 14 d. gelt, and is wrote Wetinge, that is, [..], a watery meadow, as lying in a bottom, and having a large tract of low ground adjoining to the Ouse, often …
Parish Fraternity Register
… Index A - Y Arabic numerals refer to serial numbers in the text and … thereof,' 'legal matters' and 'trades & occupations'. A Abbot, John, sheriff, 11718 Abbotsbury, Dorset, viii … see buildings, boards plaster, see buildings plate, for a mill, see mills plate, household, xv 'plomer houce', see …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Wynch, see WINCH Wynchecombe, Wynchecoumbe, see WINCHCOMBE Wynchestr(a), see WINCHESTER DE WYNCHYNGHAM (Wychyngham) de Wynchyngham …