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Survey of London
… (170818), William Bowers (1719), Edward Bowers (172025), Elizabeth Bowers (172632), Edward Palmer (173253), Caleb …
A History of the County of Essex
… descrip- tions were compiled or revised by A. P. Baggs and Elizabeth Williamson. The assistance of Mrs. Claudia Mercer, …
A History of the County of Essex
… Oxford, gave to the Crown in settlement of his debts, and Elizabeth I conveyed it to John Drawater. 23 On John … Davies. Davies's son Robert was succeeded by his widow Elizabeth, who married Humphrey Brent in 1701. By the mid … (d. 1409), Lord Bourchier, by his daughter and heir Elizabeth (d. 1433) and her husbands Hugh Stafford and Lewis …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the priory of St. Bees belonged. So late as the time of Elizabeth, the town consisted of only a few small huts …
Old and New London
… rules for the inhabitants of the sanctuary in the reign of Elizabeth: " Item. Theise gates shalbe orderly shutt and … relative to the imprisonment in Bridewell, in 1567 (Elizabeth), of many members of the first Congregational … destroyed, and the old castellated river-side mansion of Elizabeth's time was rebuilt in two quadrangles, the chief of …
Survey of London
… knowledge in reasoning at length with the prisoner. 32 In Elizabeth's time we find the Great Hall in frequent use for … on the second night following the wedding of the Princess Elizabeth in 1613. 40 The masque was written by Chapman, and … Viscount Haddington (afterwards Earl of Holderness) and Elizabeth, daughter of the Earl of Sussex. 14th February, …
Survey of London
… the Privy Lodgings was, at least as early as the reign of Elizabeth, known as the Prince's Lodgings. 42 As the allusion … days later Mary left the Palace for the last time. 56 Elizabeth was at Hatfield when her sister died, and did not … It must be remembered that, like other Tudor sovereigns, Elizabeth had the choice of several royal residences, and was …
Old and New London
… attacked by RiotersTilting-Matches and PageantsQueen Elizabeth's LibraryThe "Fortresse of Perfect Beautie"Masques … as Englishmen find it in the reigns of Henry VIII. and Elizabeth, of James I. and Charles I., may not be a task … III. [resided]; also at Somerset House, kept by Queen Elizabeth, and at Westminster, near the Hall, where Edward …
Old and New London
… tells us, he addressed his letter to his aged mother, Elizabeth Bourchier, giving an account of the battle of … Edward III.; also in the reigns of Henry VIII. and Queen Elizabeth. It has been by some called a royal diversion, and, …
Old and New London
… OF WESTMINSTER. ( From Norden's Survey, taken in Queen Elizabeth's Reign, 1593.) A. The Abbey. B. Westminster Hall. …