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The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Sussex and vyscount FitzWater, lord Egremont and Burnell, knight of the garter, lieutenaunte of the counties of … day of February in An 1554 sir Oliver Leader was made knight by kinge Phillip." (MS. Harl. 6064.) See in Thomas … P. 133. Funeral of lord Chandos. "Sir John Bruges knight loord Chandos dyed at the castell of Sudley in …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Ibid. Funeral of sir George Gyfford. "Sir George Gyfford knight, son of Roger Gyfford esquyer [ who maryed the … Lodyngton, and she was remarried to sir Thomas Chamberlen knight, and she died 28. April 1565." (MS. Harl. 897, f. 24.) … The dean of St. Paul's was rector of the guild; and in Knight's Life of Colet, p. 84, will be found some account of …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… of the House of Russell, i. 396. "Sir Thomas Cheney knight, lord warden of the v. portes, knight of the garter and tresorer of the quenes howshold, … Ibid. Funeral of sir Oliver Laurence. "Sir Olyver Larance knight dyed the fyrst of January 1559, and was buryed at …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… of lady Warner. "Elizabeth, late wiff to sir Edward Warner knight, lieutenaunte of the tower of London; she was doter of … late wyff to the right noble the lord Robert Dudley, knight and companyon of the most noble order of the garter, … and knighted Nov. 17 in that year, and afterwards twice knight of the shire for Sussex. He died Dec. 15, 1560, t. 44, …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… of Thomas erl of Darby, late wyff to sir Thomas Wharton knight, son and heyr to Thomas lord Wharton, dyed the 7. of …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Funeral of sir Giles Strangways. This was the name of the knight our Diarist calls Strange. "Sir Gyles Strangwysh, of Melbury Sanford, in the county of Dorset, knight, dysceased the xj th of Apryll, 1562, and is beryed in … at St. Giles's, Cripplegate, was styled "Sir Henry Grey knight, sonne and heire to George lord Grey of Ruthen and …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… Finch had been appointed to succeed sir Adrian Poynings as knight marshal of the army in France; and, having previously … of the overseers of the last will of sir James Stumpe knight, for a fyne of certen black clothe hanged up in our …
A Survey of London
… The two higher wards were the Master's side and the Knight's side. So Webster, Westward Ho! Act III. sc. ii: 'Which is the dearest ward in prison, Sergeant? The Knight's ward?' 'No! Sir; the Master's side.' And Appius and … III, sc. iv: 'It is thought she shall lie neither on the Knight-side, nor in the Two-penny ward; for if he may have …
A Survey of London
… or Hartancleux. This is Sir Hartank Van Clux, a Silesian knight, who entered the service of Henry IV about 1400, and …