The Ancient Remains, Antiquities, and Recent Imporvements, of the City of London: Containing a Full Description of the Several Wards, Parishes, Precincts, Churches, Halls, and Other Public Buildings, and Curiosities, Ancient and Modern-- to which is Added, a List of Aldermen and Mayors Since the Revolution, Том 2Sears, 1830 |
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... earl of Essex , and the unfortunate Mary queen of Scots , need only be mentioned , to corroborate the comparison of " lying like an epitaph . " The other inscription alluded to is one , - " To the memory of that ancient servant to the ...
... earl of Essex , and the unfortunate Mary queen of Scots , need only be mentioned , to corroborate the comparison of " lying like an epitaph . " The other inscription alluded to is one , - " To the memory of that ancient servant to the ...
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... earl of Cornwall , who taxed them very heavily the following year ; but their greatest grievance was the loss of this synagogue , which was taken from them on complaint of the Friars Penitents , " that they were not able to make the ...
... earl of Cornwall , who taxed them very heavily the following year ; but their greatest grievance was the loss of this synagogue , which was taken from them on complaint of the Friars Penitents , " that they were not able to make the ...
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... Earl Apthorpe , D.D. prebendary of Finsbury , author of letters on the prevalence of Christianity , & c . & c . Under the south - east window , in the chancel , is a handsome monument to the memory of Dr. Newton , by the late S. Banks ...
... Earl Apthorpe , D.D. prebendary of Finsbury , author of letters on the prevalence of Christianity , & c . & c . Under the south - east window , in the chancel , is a handsome monument to the memory of Dr. Newton , by the late S. Banks ...
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... earl of Hereford and Essex , & c . , and was , by Edward III . created earl of Iraland ; whence descended the noble family of Butler , dukes , and earls of Ormond , and other branches . It does not appear on record , how Ormond House 46.
... earl of Hereford and Essex , & c . , and was , by Edward III . created earl of Iraland ; whence descended the noble family of Butler , dukes , and earls of Ormond , and other branches . It does not appear on record , how Ormond House 46.
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... earl of Shrewsbury , having the maior of London on his lefte arme , and the said lord steward caused the said lord maior to offre afore hym ; after them offred lord of Seynt John's , sir Henry and sir Edward Guldeford , with many other ...
... earl of Shrewsbury , having the maior of London on his lefte arme , and the said lord steward caused the said lord maior to offre afore hym ; after them offred lord of Seynt John's , sir Henry and sir Edward Guldeford , with many other ...
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