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The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… Wagstaffe. In 1643 Wagstaffe was wounded at Prince Rupert’s retaking of Lichfield Close. By May he was a royalist colonel, and by summer 1644 was Prince Rupert’s major-general in the West. He was knighted on 27/28 … during the parliamentarian withdrawal upon the approach of Rupert’s army (Malbon, 169-170) during the siege of Beeston …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… [D] Taylor, John, Liverpool, cm (182935). Trading at 6 Rupert St in 1829 and 13 Greetham St in 1835. [D] Taylor, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… passage of provisions to Aylesbury; in January 1644 Prince Rupert made the town his base for an attack on Aylesbury and …
A History of the County of Leicester
… alterations in 1761 by William Wright. 7 The so-called 'Rupert's Tower', which stood in Bonners Lane until its …
A History of the County of Essex
… with Clayhall until 1918, when it was sold to the tenant, Rupert Brown. 377 Brown still held it in 1927, but soon after … tenancy passed to George Brown, whose family held it until Rupert Brown bought the farm in 1918. 382 The 'old mansion' …
Survey of London
… and Watts's Close and occupying the site of the modern Rupert Street, in exchange for the surrender by St. Albans of …
Old and New London
… and away!" and at once started with their spoil to join Rupert and his pillaging Cavaliers. About 1645 the citizens …
Survey of London
… paid 3,370 for the lease of his house, and the barrister Rupert Potter 3,700 for his next door at No. 2. 176 This …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… November 1642. According to Parliamentary reports, Prince Rupert entered the town on his way to London after the battle … under Sir William Balfour, came to its aid from the north. Rupert, distrusting the townspeople, met Balfour outside the … men, who attacked their unwelcome guests upon the rear. 86 Rupert retired towards Oxford; but later in the month certain …
A History of the County of Bedford
… for you.' The town was attacked and taken by Prince Rupert in October 1643, 55 and the castle, temporarily …