East Anglian, Or, Notes and Queries on Subjects Connected with the Counties of Suffolk, Cambridge, Essex and Norfolk, Volume 3Samuel Tymms, Charles Harold Evelyn White S. Tymms, 1869 - Cambridgeshire (England) |
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... four escocheons in brass remain . Two , each charged with three lions rampant between nine cross - crosslets , de Belhouse . Three , a fess , and a mullet in chief for difference , Odingsell , impaling , three eagles dis- played . Four ...
... four escocheons in brass remain . Two , each charged with three lions rampant between nine cross - crosslets , de Belhouse . Three , a fess , and a mullet in chief for difference , Odingsell , impaling , three eagles dis- played . Four ...
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... four of the Reades were committed to Ely gaol for refusing to take the oath of allegiance , and when brought before the magistrates said , " we could not for conscience's sake , being the Lord's free men . " George Read was again ...
... four of the Reades were committed to Ely gaol for refusing to take the oath of allegiance , and when brought before the magistrates said , " we could not for conscience's sake , being the Lord's free men . " George Read was again ...
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... four different days , I have accordingly paid the said two sums of 50 pounds and costs , and do hereby confess myself to have been guilty of the said offence , and testify to my sincere and hearty sorrow in having committed a crime ...
... four different days , I have accordingly paid the said two sums of 50 pounds and costs , and do hereby confess myself to have been guilty of the said offence , and testify to my sincere and hearty sorrow in having committed a crime ...
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... four , and most probably five bells in the tower , as in that year a similar sum of xvjd . is paid for mend- ing the " iiij bell clapyr ; " and in 1540 , the " third and fourt " bells are specifically named ; and in 1543 , " the lyttyl ...
... four , and most probably five bells in the tower , as in that year a similar sum of xvjd . is paid for mend- ing the " iiij bell clapyr ; " and in 1540 , the " third and fourt " bells are specifically named ; and in 1543 , " the lyttyl ...
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... four sons : - John , already mentioned , died s.p. 1199 . William , the great Earl of Pembroke , of whom presently . Henry , made Dean of York by Richard the First , and on the tenth of February , 1193-4 , Bishop of Exeter , died in ...
... four sons : - John , already mentioned , died s.p. 1199 . William , the great Earl of Pembroke , of whom presently . Henry , made Dean of York by Richard the First , and on the tenth of February , 1193-4 , Bishop of Exeter , died in ...
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