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Survey of London
… p.278 Woodville, pp.2328: Highmore, pp.27394: Henry Chamberlain, A New and Compleat History and Survey of the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Eleanor conveyed land in Bratton and elsewhere to Nicholas Chamberlain. 66 In the same year Nicholas conveyed the …
Old and New London
… of the Bedchamber; in that of King James II., Lord Chamberlain; and in that of Queen Anne, Lord Privy Seal, and … of Henry Carey; of Lord Hunsdon, first cousin and also chamberlain to Queen Elizabeth; and of Thomas Cecil, Earl of … now taken by the visitors to preserve and protect them. As Chamberlain remarks, in his "History of London," "The ravages …
Old and New London
… members of that church, 'that, in the presence of Mr. Vice-Chamberlain and Sir Anthony Aucher, all manner of …
Old and New London
… Constable, who took and delivered them to the Lord High Chamberlain, and he (having drawn the last) laid them upon … High Constable, and he again the same to the Lord High Chamberlain, who also placed them upon the table. … crown, which was by the Lord High Constable and Lord Great Chamberlain set upon the table; who afterwards took from each …
Old and New London
… applied to some other and less noble edifice; and even Chamberlain's statement that the skill of Sir Christopher …
Old and New London
… subject. "Before the dishes were uncovered, the Lord Great Chamberlain presented the bason and ewer, to bathe his …
Old and New London
… modern masters; it can be viewed by orders from the Lord Chamberlain, which are granted only to persons who can give …
Old and New London
… Alderman for Farringdon Without. John Wilkes, Esquire, Chamberlain of the City of London. The Right Honourable John …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the 1150s land in Westwick was possessed by Bishop Niel's chamberlain Ralph as successor or overlord of Anketil … of Ely. 51 Picot's tenant in 1086 was Odo, evidently the chamberlain of Count Alan and his tenant elsewhere in … Alan Despenser, who was demanding possession from John the chamberlain ( de camera), probably his tenant 78 and perhaps …