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The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… of Robert de Watford, carpenter, in the year 1368; of William Thomas, a citizen of London, in 1395; 23 and of … distance of the cemetery through the horse market' (i.e. Smithfield) 'and muddy streets'. Had the cemetery been … p. 186. Strype, Stow Survey, Bk. iii, 284. See also Vol. I, p. 300. Ib. Ib. Translated from the Latin. Cal. Letter …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… on the south side of the cloister, lately destroyed (which I unfortunately neglected to sketch in 1791) if my … he addressed a letter on the 6th February 15601561 to Sir William Cecil (afterwards Lord Burleigh) dated from St. … frater and cloister from Rich, and was succeeded there by William Neale and later by Sir Thomas Neale. Further, …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… But Wilson says Cannon was succeeded for a few years by William Holland, and Holland for several years by Thomas Davies, and Davies in the year 1798 by William Braithwaite, who, says Malcolm, 47 writing in 1803 … or vault under part of the Lo. Abergavenie's house' (i.e. through Middlesex Passage) 'having one little greene …
Old and New London
… Waterman, Kt.Lord Mayors, Sir Robert Hanson, Kt. Sir William Hooker, Kt. Sir Robert Viner, Kt. Sir Joseph Sheldon, … II., but cut again deeper than before in the reign of William III., and finally erased in 1831, to the great credit … the late Sir Isambard Brunel, who left it to his son, Mr. I. K. Brunel. The ladders were of the rude construction of …
Cardiff Records
… Introduction and description CARDIFF RECORDS. CHAPTER I. The Municipal Charters. CARDIFF has been a place of note … and free customs said to have been granted by Robert and William, Earls of Gloucester, some time before 1147, to the … Cotton MSS., and has been printed in Clark's "Cart.") That William, Earl of Gloucester, had granted or confirmed …
Cardiff Records
… and a half inches in extreme length. Are of the reign of William and Mary, and bear the plate marks for the year 1690. … snub to Ireland for her then political attitude towards William III. and her affection for the dethroned James II., … the "recognised" symbol of Ireland in the reign of George I., so that it could not so appear in 1690.) The flat portion …
Old and New London
… Henry III., a robbery and a murther to be committed by William Fitz Bernard, and Richard his servant; who came to … a Jew, and there slew him and his wife Henna. The said William was taken at St. Saviour's for a certain silver cup, … chapel" of Our Lady on the north side, founded by Richard I., whose lion heart, as the erroneous tradition went, was …
Old and New London
… on Tower Hill with her son who had been born in the Tower. William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, was born on Tower … Duke of Buckingham, the mischievous favourite of Charles I. That admirable antiquarian artist, Smith, has engraved a … and the glorious days of Elizabeth, till at length Sir William Winter, surveyor of Elizabeth's ships, built on it a …
Old and New London
… their guilty right hands struck off. In the reign of Henry I., when the dealers refused to take the current money in the … also coined tin farthings with copper centres. James, and William and Mary, continued these coins, and added a … in 1693. Good kings strike good coins. Thus the reign of William and Mary had the purer money (thanks, probably, to …
Old and New London
… of all the sovereigns of England, richly carved, from William the Conqueror to her present Majesty, Queen Victoria; … until the morning. 'Well, then,' said the son of Erin, I will go back into the House of Commons, and sleep in the … The year 1641 gives us the next name of great noteviz., William Lenthal, of Charles I.'s disordered Parliamentthe man …