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Survey of London
… westwards. Salvin designed an Elizabethan Renaissance country house, with a rambling plan and a highly picturesque …
Old and New London
… degree of liberty in living. To men who reside in the country and come occasionally to town, a club is particularly … of these places, and fatal to young men fresh from their country hills. They used to be crowded, especially in the … the list of its honorary members. When ambassador to this country from the French Court, the veteran diplomatist was …
The Environs of London
… Bruges, Garter King at Arms in the reign of Henry V. had a country-house at which he entertained the Emperor Sigismund … a burial-place, that before the late convulsions in that country, masses were said in a church in the south of France, … the church of England; for which purpose he came to this country in 1695, bringing with him very strong …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… will defeat the schemes of despots by emancipating their country. The committee also appointed persons to move and … was a resident in Westminster. From various parts of the country were the following persons. Ebenezer Elliott from … by every legal means to gain the moral influence in the country which would enable them to assert and to maintain …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… and enroll themselves in Political Unions throughout the country, and seriously resolve to put forth their opinions in … criterion to judge of their public virtue and courage. The country was anxiously looking for an example from the … crisis, of making known to the government and the country their wants and greivances [ sic], and for solemnly …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… fairly chosen by the whole of the male inhabitants of the country, they made a sacrifice whenever they consented to … in disceminating [ sic] their works throughout the country. They also sought, in the propagation of their … were published quarterly and distributed throughout the country, and as affording some proofs in favour of their …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… will serve as truly as any Englishman. Are far from their country, and have nothing but what is allowed them. Signed by …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… were possible, in so grave a matter as legislation, in a country like this, that any man could be useless, this might … A Society has therefore been formed extending all over the country, of which any person may become a member on entering … the one body may extend to the most distant parts of the country, and a correspondence carried on, to whatever extent …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… who is engaged on a merchant's voyage to the East Country. Ibid., No. 76. p. April 13. Master of the St. Andrew …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… Lords of the Admiralty. Recommend Randulph Crew, an East country merchant, whensoever Mr. Prusen, who then enjoyed …