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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… are heard at a great distance: during the violence of the tempest immense columns of spray are occasionally thrown up. …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… to sorowe, lyif yn to deith, unwarys brake up an violent tempest, and swellyng the wavvys of the see, with unhappy … yn a shippe, many of us togidir, and arysynge up a sodayn tempest, we began to perysshe, yn so mykill, that …
Calendar of Border Papers
… him selff for a tymein which mean season by an extreme tempest and storme on the sea, the anckers of his shippe were …
Calendar of Border Papers
… same upon the decayes of everie place after everie great tempest, which slate is to be had at Newcastell." Charges, …
Calendar of Border Papers
… 3. The Queen to bear all losses at sea by the enemy or tempest. 4. Also the repairs of the palace, storehouses and …
Calendar of Border Papers
… every man knew his own right and conformed himself. If a tempest come, it is no great matter to lose the pilot, but it …
Calendar of Border Papers
… scaffoldes and the weaknes of the tymber, at everie smale tempest, hath so feared the people, that both the preacher …
Calendar of Border Papers
… to draw any charge on her Majesty, "and more loth if any tempest should happen in my time to be, than to loke a …