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A History of the County of Hampshire
… and arms of Henry VI and others. The bosses in the roof bear the arms of the original contributors to the building. … he'll disclose Patient the ass his master's rage will bear, Swiftness in errand the stag's feet declare. Loaded his …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… desolacion of the city' and its consequent inability to bear the expense of clothing those 'sixteen or twenty honest … the city of 20 of the assessed sum, since it could not bear the burden, and suit had been made to the Lords to … century there were four serjeants of the city who were to bear swords 'for to do the hestes of the maire and of the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… He also inclosed the presbytery with stone screens which bear the date 1525. Since his time the architectural history … the doorway. The screens closing in the presbytery, which bear the date 1525, are of late Gothic design with pairs of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the west is of the time of Henry VII, and two of its keys bear the arms of Thomas Fitz Alan Lord Maltravers, 146187, … was 700. The seven pendants forming the principal keys bear the arms of St. George, St. Edward, King Henry VII and … aisles have fan vaults like those of the quire aisles, and bear the same arms, &c., as the nave vault, with which they …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… dancing, tennis-playing, and 'baiting a horse with a bear,' and of the elaborate courtesies exchanged by the two … had petitioned Parliament for exemption as they did not bear arms, and the Speaker of the House of Lords directed the …
Survey of London Monograph
… 3 pierced quatrefoils argent. Crest: Out of a crown or a bear's head argent collared sable. Bookstamp: A bear erect collared & chained holding over his left shoulder …