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Queen Elizabeth - Volume 185, December 1585, 01 December 1585-31 December 1585

Sale, Parson of Aston, upon the preceding interrogatories before the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield and others. Dec. 19. Alnwick Abbey. 28. Sir John Foster to Walsyngham. The Countess of Warwick has persuaded him to write to the Queen's Majesty

General Index, A, 01 January 1581-31 December 1590

, grants of Alnager , see Aulnager. Alnager , Office of Alne , Manor of Alneston , Curate of Alnwick Abbey Alonso , Mr. Alresford , Borough of Alton Alton , Division of Altyrennes Alum Alum Works Alva , Duke

Addenda, Queen Elizabeth - Volume 29, December 1585, 01 December 1585-31 December 1585

[5 pages, all in invisible ink. Endorsed by Phelippes, with an abstract of the contents . ] Dec. 19. Alnwick Abbey. 56. Sir John Forster to the Queen. I write you in behalf of the young Earl of Bedford, 1

Index, A, 01 January 1533-31 December 1533

Alnmouth , Nthld., 664. Alnwick (Anwyke), Northumb., 51, 269. -, letters dated at, 205, 217, 260, 329, 353 . Alnwick Abbey , 217, 329. - Castle, 299 iv. Aloisio (or Luis), Juan. See Aragonia. Aldborough (Aldeburghe, Alborwghe, & c), Suff.,

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done for Harbottle. The house at Hexham, which Forster occasionally occupied while warden, though he most commonly lived at Alnwick Abbey, was partly blown up during Eure's wardenry. 67 The Editor is not aware whether or not it was the

Victoria County History

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House of Premonstratensian canons The abbey of Sulby

convicted in a case of incontinence, and was condemned to forty days' severe penance and seven years' banishment to Alnwick Abbey . Bredon , the former sub-prior, seems to have abandoned religion, for he was at the same time condemned

Parishes New Malton Vescy. Gules a cross paty argent . Ayton . Barry or and azure a quarter gul es with a cross paty argent thereon . Eure. Quarterly or and gules a bend sable with three scallops argent thereon . Wentworth . Sable a cheveron between three leopards' heads or . Fitzwilliam . Lozengy argent and gules .

de Mowbray had taken seven or nine charters away from them by force (ibid. p. cxvii). The chronicler of Alnwick Abbey has furnished a different account: Ivo de Vescy and Eustace son of John came to England with the Conqueror

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Notes not included in the Memoirs already published on Roman roads in Northumberland: taken during a survey made by direction of His Grace the Duke of Northumberland ..., 1867

abowte the towne.- (Clarkson's Survey, vol. ii. p. 125.) 1 In Testa de Nevill, " Letebyr. In Chronicle of Alnwick Abbey ( 1147 ), Lestebury. Lcs is presumed to be the Celtic Lhjs -'"an hall, or princes court." This word

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

as we found him." Sir Fopling was Robert Brandling , a descendant of Sir Francis Brandling and proprietor of Alnwick Abbey . He along Avith John Salkeld possessed the tithes of Felton in 1666 . The notice of the tOAvn

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

THE SAXON LORDS OF ALNWICK -CHRON¬ ICLE OF ALNWICK ABBEY THE TYSONS-SAXON SETTLEMENTS IN ALNWICK BOCLANDS AND FOLCLANDS-SAXON DAVELLINGS AND VILLS- ALNWICK SUBORDINATE TO LESBURY - SAXON CHURCHES ALNMOUTH SAXON CROSS-THE DANES -CLOSE OF THE SAXON PERIOD. Who was the

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

nigh to the haven, Avith a church-yard;" it Avas covered Avith lead. Prior to the reformation, it belonged to Alnwick Abbey and Avas served by three priests and one clerk; tAvo of them, the master and his fellow, otherwise named

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

embattle the town, 1434 . Alnowyc-Charters 12th and 13th centuries. Alnewyke-Inquisitions and charters 13th and 14th centuries- Chronicle of Alnwick Abbey . Alnewicke-Inquisitions 13th and 14th centuries-Petition of Burgesses, 1650 . Alnewik-Knyghton, 14th century- Lord Hertford , 1569 . Alnewich-William

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

the places to be visited during the forthcoming season: - l. Barnard Castle and Egflestone. 2. (Two days' trip} Alnwick Abbey anuChurcb and Coldingbam Priory. 3. Simon- burn Church, Haughtou Castle, and Chipchase Castle (in connection with tbe Berwickshire Field

British Newspapers 1600-1900

„ worth Castle, and Noma., (hureh Church of St. Michael and St. \1 , » ,■"'-" Hnlne Abbey. Alnwick Abbey >u<l , , ," ' '*• the ancient and niagniliccifi seal of the l.i.i! '"'; Northumberland, b. whom

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Youngliusband. two brothers, advanced in years, and the respectable occupants of Heck- ley and High- House farms, on the Alnwick Abbey estate, adjacent to Alnwick, were both fouud dead, under the following shocking cir- cumstances:-About nine o'clock iv the morn-

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Castle, on Wednesday hist, which comprised a horticultural and botanical show. In the lawn, fronting the ancient tower of Alnwick Abbey, a splendid marquee was erected, and his grace had expressly sent for his military band from Stanwick Park, his

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Bath and Wells, and that was the • only toast. After luncheon some of the party went to ! Alnwick Abbey, in tho valley of the Aine, about a mile otf, j where some interesting tombs have lately been discovered,

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Historical Manuscripts Commission. Twelfth report, appendix, part III. The manuscripts of the Earl Cowper, K.G., preserved at Melbourne Hall, Derbyshire. Vol. III., 1889

311. Electress of, at Loo (1700) ; II. 404. Marquis of (1634) ; II. 59, 123. Brandling, Mr., of Alnwick Abbey, petition of; 11.21. Brandon manor, Suffolk ; I. 103. Brant, Richard ; I. 296. Brantinvaite, Mr., of Emanuel College,

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British History Online

Queen Elizabeth - Volume 185, December 1585, 01 December 1585-31 December 1585

General Index, A, 01 January 1581-31 December 1590

Addenda, Queen Elizabeth - Volume 29, December 1585, 01 December 1585-31 December 1585

Index, A, 01 January 1533-31 December 1533

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Victoria County History

House of Premonstratensian canons The abbey of Sulby

19th Century British Pamphlets

Notes not included in the Memoirs already published on Roman roads in Northumberland: taken during a survey made by direction of His Grace the Duke of Northumberland ..., 1867

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

The history of the borough, castle, and barony of Alnwick: with notices of the abbeys, chantries, and churches of the parish, and of the antiquities, geology, botany and zoology of the district ..., 1865

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

British Newspapers 1600-1900

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

Historical Manuscripts Commission. Twelfth report, appendix, part III. The manuscripts of the Earl Cowper, K.G., preserved at Melbourne Hall, Derbyshire. Vol. III., 1889

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