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Survey of London
… 4th December, proceeding by a devious route to Westminster Abbey, where her body was laid to rest on the 17th. The route … were challenged by the trustees for the sale of the Abbey lands, who had entertained a proposal by Mr. Charles … example, at Waltham the body must surely have lain in the Abbey Church, for a visit to that royal monastery was …
Old and New London
… kicked down the steps of the chapel in Westminster Abbey. For some years this true successor of Nelson remained …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… first King Henry the King, And founder of that Castle and Abbey alsoe; Which counselled this blessed Baron Robert tho' …
Old and New London
… gate called Temple Bar, London, to the door of Westminster Abbey, by the frequent passage of carts, horses, merchandise, … and, beyond them, the vineyard and convent garden of the Abbey of Westminster, skirted by the woods of Long Acre. The …
Old and New London
… Gay lay in state here before its interment in Westminster Abbey. In 1764, Malcolm tells us "the great room was opened … been so called from a sisterhood of nuns, attached to the abbey, whose sheltered "Convent Garden" it bounded on the …
Old and New London
… according to the inscription on his tomb in Westminster Abbey, was born in Shropshire in 1483; and it is added, "he … have the double advantage of the religious services of the Abbey and of a more special training in the wards of the …
Old and New London
… buried by his side in Henry VII.'s Chapel, at Westminster Abbey. But she was by no means the only duchess associated … the Bishops of Norwich, who, however, exchanged it for an abbey in Norfolk in the early part of the reign of Henry …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… with, the, by that time, important and influential abbey of Whitby. And another observation of the same nature …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… and was baptized the next day by Henry de Hoton, Prior of Watton, in the church of All Saints', at Leckonfield. Sir …