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A History of the County of Essex
… Add. Ro. 58414. S. J. Madge, Domesday of Crown Lands under Commonwealth, 261, 371; D.N.B., Humphrey Edwards. E.R.O., …
The Environs of London
… against taking away the Court of Chancery during the commonwealth. He was author of some other professional works, …
Old and New London
… renouncer of all vanity. He was a firm pillar to the Commonwealth, a faithful patron to the Catholic Church, a …
Old and New London
… up for the Scotch wars by Edward I." At he time of the Commonwealth, the Pyx Chamber seems to have been in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… long, silver-gilt, assay marks not visible but made during Commonwealth by Thomas Maundy who had the monopoly for making …
A History of the County of Hertford
… more vested in the dean and chapter. 28 At the time of the Commonwealth deans and chapters were by Act of Parliament …
Survey of London
… is little record of the use of the Great Hall during the Commonwealth, but on the Restoration it came into its own … again to have been used as the Council Chamber during the Commonwealth. 154 Pepys took his wife to the Queen's Presence … rest of the statues." 290 During the latter years of the Commonwealth the statues suffered considerable damage. An …
Survey of London
… exposed to Sale, and improved to the best Advantage of the Commonwealth, for and towards the Satisfaction of the great …
Old and New London
… with Charles I., which led to the establishment of the Commonwealth. Mr. Nightingale, in "The Beauties of England … who meant to abolish all kingly authority, and establish a Commonwealth; and who, although weak in the House, but strong …
Old and New London
… plate double gilt, which upon one side had the arms of the Commonwealth impaling those of the deceased." Of this Noble …