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Alumni Oxonienses
… Mount, Essex, 1637, until ejected by the committee of religion 1647; rector of Arrow. co. Warwick, 1650, canon of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… wreaths, etc., and attendant figures representing Religion, Zeal, Honour and Victory. The middle N. panel ( b) …
Old and New London
… the first converts to Christianity in Britain. With their religion the Christians introduced a new manner of building, …
Old and New London
… the JewsCoronation of Anne BoleynRevival of the "Old Religion" by Queen MaryRelic of the True CrossThe present … on any of her successors. On the revival of the "old religion," under Queen Mary, John Feckenham, late Dean of St. …
Old and New London
… with certain priests of the Order of Jesus to change the religion and succession of these realms." Being asked if he … refused to accept King James's "Indulgence in Matters of Religion." They were: the Primate, Sancroft; Lloyd, of St. …
Old and New London
… partly illustrative of the mysteries of the Christian religion, including "miracle plays" from the Bible, and …
Old and New London
… shadow of the tower of a church where the rites of their religion were daily performed with something of solemn state. …
Old and New London
… in his time against persons professing the Roman Catholic religion, who were not allowed to keep either carriages or …
Old and New London
… had no chapel at all, but were forced to practise their religion as best they could, in garrets and cellars, for fear …
Old and New London
… life of a soldier, standing more on points of honour than religion. He then professed that he died a Roman Catholic, … of his faith, and he thought God was angry with him. His religion was a good religiona saving religion and if he had been constant to it he was verily …