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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… NORTON, PUDDING ( St. Margaret), a parish, in the union of Walsingham, hundred of Gallow, W. division of Norfolk, 1 mile …
Survey of London
… Jas Patton 177677 John Newby 1778 Henry Fosset 4 178485 Walsingham Collins 178891 Dr Bailey 17923 Wm Thos Martyn 1794 …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Other notes In trouble 1585-6. Abroad 1587. Summoned 1591. Walsingham is in his favour. ?=544? Censorial hearings 5 Feb … released on bond to abstain (sureties) 30 Sep 1586 Entry Walsingham sent a letter (dated 28 Sep 1586) on behalf of N, … practise, so was sent back to custody. College replied to Walsingham on 2 Oct 1586 (see Goodall pp. 320-1). Attitude of …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… the conduit in Aldermanbury to be made. 1429. Thomas Walsingham. He obtained his discharge from serving as …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Lord Mayor 15867 ; his daughter Anne married Sir Francis Walsingham, the well-known Secretary of State to Queen … Barne (Lord Mayor 15523) and brother-in-law of Sir Francis Walsingham, Secretary of State to Queen Elizabeth. His … Hoddesdon. His wife was step-daughter of Sir Francis Walsingham, Queen Elizabeth's Secretary of State, and …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… John de Northampton. He is described by the chronicler Walsingham (ii., 65) as 'homo duri cordis et astutus.' The …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… was born 24 July, 21 Hen. VII. married first to William Walsingham, of Scadbury in Chiselhurst, Kent, by whom she had …
A Survey of London
… the Chronicon Angliae, 3089. (See also Anom. Chron. 51920; Walsingham. Hist. Angl. ii. 914.) The man who passed by the … in all the apothecaries shops that are in Bucklersbury.' Walsingham wrote in 1581 to Burghley 'hoping that his absence …
November 1650: An Act for raising of One hundred and twenty thousand pounds per Mensem for Four Moneths, To commence the Five and twentieth of December 1650. for Maintenance of the Forces in England, Ireland and Scotland, Raised by Authority of Parliament for the Service of this Commonwealth.
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… John Brown, Thomas Broadnax, Philip Lord Lisle, Sir Thomas Walsingham, Ralph Welden, Thomas Blunt, Thomas Selliard, John … Wood, Sir John Dingley. Sir Richard Bettison, Sir Thomas Walsingham, Sir Thomas Jervoice, Sir John Lenthal, Sir John …
Novembris 1643: A Declaration of the Lords and Commons assembled in Parliament, That all Colonels, Captains, and other Officers, with all other well-affected Persons, inhabiting in the several Counties of Hampshire, the Town and County of Southampton, Sussex, Surrey, and Kent, shall and may associate themselves, in the mutual Defence and Preservation of each other; and shall have Power to raise Forces of Horse and Foot, to suppress all such as are or shall be raised to levy War against the Parliament, or that make any Insurrection, plunder and destroy His Majesty's good Subjects in those Counties: And that the Lord General the Earl of Essex be desired to grant a Commission to Sir William Waller Knight, to command in Chief, as Major General over the said Forces.
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Mr. Blunt, Sir Antho. Welden, Sir Peter Wroth, Sir Thomas Walsingham, Mr. Ralp Welden, Mr. Francklin, Mr. Twisleton, …