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Old and New London
… the Society of the Inner Temple. Six years after, Prince Rupert, then a grizzly old cavalry soldier, and addicted to …
Survey of London
… C 120 h 1). The Picture of London for 1806, pp. 2639. Rupert Gunnis, Dictionary of British Sculptors 16601851, …
Survey of London
… given in brackets, were as follows: John Charwood (?); Rupert Clarke (1); Charles Killigrew (9); Margaret Lacy (4); … as follows: Captain John Aldred (1); Barton Booth (2); Rupert Clarke (3); Samuel Hill (1); Thomas Jackson (4); …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… generation belongs the Marlowe Society, of which the poet Rupert Brooke (King's 19069) was one of the principal … see p. 81. James, Eton and King's, 147. D.N.B. 'Brooke, Rupert'; see p. 81. Camb. Rev., 75th anniversary no., 9 Oct. …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… in Wales and the south-west. In September 1644 Prince Rupert sent a force of 500 horse and foot to secure the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… by Edward the Elder in 9178 and again in 1643 by Prince Rupert. Traces of both these works have been identified in … 1643, when it was garrisoned and fortified by Prince Rupert to act as a base of operations against the … and at least 2 m. deep; this could be attributed to Prince Rupert, who is said to have 'brought the water around the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… widow of Admiral Sir John Kempthorne, 169, and Captain Rupert their youngest son. 1692. stone placed by the widow of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… War, 36 and was killed at the storming of Bolton by Prince Rupert in 1644. 37 He was succeeded by his brother William, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… high constable of the hundred of Salford in 1644, Prince Rupert, advancing into Lancashire, lodged at Bentcliffe, and … was actually secured for the troops. As soon as Prince Rupert had departed, the garrison at Manchester sent for John …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… There was a skirmish at Haggate in 1644 between Prince Rupert's forces and the Parliamentarians. 3 The township, now …