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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Houses of Franciscan Friars Lewes

    blank, broken only by occasional bequests of money from pious testators, until shortly before the dissolution. In May, 1533 , Cromwell sent one Thomas Folks down to Lewes to make inquiries about a chalice which was in the hands of

    Franciscan friars Bury St Edmunds

    to surrender if the king or Cromwell wished it. Hilsey offered to take the surrender on his return from Lynn . There was a bed-ridden friar at Babwell, and he should be used as Cromwell commanded. 10 The actual surrender

    Houses of Austin canons The priory of Walsingham

    letter to Cromwell thanking him for favour shown to him and to his kinsman taken into the Lord Privy Seal's service; with the letter he sent 'a poor remembrance' as a further bribe to Cromwell . 47 Cromwell 's accounts

    Friaries Austin friars of Atherstone

    then bishop of Dover , was at Atherstone on his mission of harrying the friars. He reported to his master Cromwell the creditable poverty of the house; the goods had gone and the house was worth but little, he had

    Friaries Friars Observant of Richmond

    take any promotion at the king's hands. In another communication from Laurence to Cromwell , he stated that he was forbidden to write to the king or Cromwell under pain of imprisonment, but proceeded to traduce his brethren, and promised

  • * British History Online *

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    MATHEWS, Christopher

    Biography Name Christopher MATHEWS Gender Male Primary occupation medical apothecary (Apothecary. Master of Cromwell and Francis WHITE (1632)) Period of medical practice 1622-1642 Other notes His servant Cromwell caused death of Mr Lane 1632. See also Whittet letter. Censorial hearings

    The Diary of Thomas Burton, 8 May 1657, 08 May 1657-08 May 1657

    the publie; they, therefore, humbly desired that they would discountenance all such persons and endeavours." On hearing of this circumstance, "Cromwell sent for Lieutenant-general Fleetwood, and told him that he wondered he would suffer such a petition to proceed so

    Spain, May 1535, 1-20, 01 May 1535-31 May 1535

    I sent word to Master Cromwell now staying out of town ( aux champs ), near a house which I have purposely taken to converse with him and begged him to give me an appointment. Cromwell ' s answer was,

    The Diary of Thomas Burton, 7 March 1656-7, 07 March 1657-07 March 1657

    Parliament, in a moment." See "A Panegyric of the Lord-General Oliver Cromwell, as presented to him by the Portuguese Ambassador," in "A Critical Review of the Life of Oliver Cromwell," (1747) p. 357. The pan egyric is there said to

    Index, V, 01 January 1653-31 December 1654

    pay low duty, 218. wishes to gratify Cromwell in every possible way, 223 letter of congratulation to Cromwell, 226-7, 237 presented, 244. approach to Cromwell for help against Turk, 226, 237, 244, 257 Cromwell expresses desire to help, 244. desire

  • * The History of Parliament *

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    CROMWELL, Robert (d.1617), of Huntingdon.

    for 20 years. He was buried at All Saints, Huntingdon on 24 June the same year.VCH Hunts. ii. 70; M. Noble, Mems. Protectoral House of Cromwell, i. 82; M.P. Ashley, Cromwell, 16; S. R. Gardiner, Cromwell, 1; PCC 78 Weldon.

    DOWES (DAWES), Henry (by 1501-50), of Maldon, Essex and Launde, Leics.

    merchant and for several years acted as tutor and preceptor to Cromwell’s only son Gregory Cromwell. In a letter probably dating from 1535 he reminded Cromwell of the charge given him ‘not only to give diligent attendance upon Master Gregory

    CROMWELL, Thomas (by 1485-1540), of London.

    was one of Dorset’s lawyers. Another possible agent is the Robert Cromwell who was vicar of Battersea and overseer of works there for Wolsey. It may even be that Cromwell had brought a recommendation on his return from Antwerp, perhaps

    CROMWELL, Richard (1572-1628), of Upwood, Hunts.

    CROMWELL, Richard (1572-1628), of Upwood, Hunts. Constituency Dates Huntingdon 1597 Lostwithiel 1601 Ofifces Held Bailiff and collector of the manor of Brampton, Hunts. 1598. Biography Cromwell was returned at Huntingdon through his family influence. As Member for Huntingdon he was

    CROMWELL, alias WILLIAMS, Francis (c.1541-98), of Hemingford Grey and St. Neot's, Hunts.

    CROMWELL, alias WILLIAMS, Francis (c.1541-98), of Hemingford Grey and St. Neot's, Hunts. Constituency Dates Huntingdonshire 1572 Ofifces Held J.p.q. Hunts. from 1582; sheriff Cambs. and Hunts. 1587-8. Biography The bulk of Cromwell’s estates lay in Huntingdonshire, including the site

  • * John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments Online *

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    K. Henry. 8. The life and death of the Lorde Thomas Cromwell Earle of Eßex.

    of the Lord Cromwell in his aduersitie.So now the sayd Lorde Cromwell, alwayes one man, by the contrarye wynde of aduersitie being ouerblowen, receaued the same with no lesse constancie, and pacience of a Christian harte. Cromwell foreseing and preparing

    Actes and Monumentes of the Church.

    of Caunterbury sendyng his Archedeadon, commaunded Alesius to abstaine from disputation, whereupon he wrote his mynde and delyuered it vnto Cromwell, who afterwarde shewed the same vnto the byshoppes. Thus through the industry of Cromwel, the coloquies were brought to

    K. Henry. 8. The life and death of the Lord Cromwell earle of Essex.

    Hawarde, immediately after the beheading of the Lord Cromwell, Lady Anne of Cleue diuorced from the king.did repudiate Lady Anne of Cleue, which otherwise is to be thought during the lyfe of Cromwell, could not so well be brought to

    K. Henry. 8. The storye and life of the Lorde Cromwell.

    lykyng to Cromwell, that hee commended hym to the kyng, as a man most fitte for hys purpose, hauyng then to do agaynst the Pope. Cromwell cōplayned of to the kyng.But here before is to bee vnderstand, that Cromwell had

    K. Hen. 8. The storye and lyfe of the Lorde Cromwell.

    he fell into a Premunire: So that his houshold beyng dissolued, Tho. Cromwell amongest other, laboured also to be reteyned into the kynges seruice.Syr Christopher Hales helper of Cromwell to the kyng. There was at the same tyme one Syr

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    v mae ei enw yn hynod mewn cy- sylltiad a digwyddiadau pwysig a gymerasant le ynNgbymru a'r cyffiniau. Yn amnser CROMWELL yr oedd y GROSVENORS yn ymlynvyr diysgog wrth achos a pherson y brenin, a chollasant en tiroedd a'u meddianau Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    byrth cymdeithas, a chan zel yn ysu, daro ein troed yn y llawr, ac ail ddyweyd yr hyn a floeddiai CROMWELL wrth y Senedd Hir :-" Get you gone, and let hlonester men take your place." (" Ewch allan, a Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Cynorthwyid ef gan y Milwriad Plhillip Jones, un o bynaflaid Mr. Rlobert Oliver Jones, Castell Fonmon, ac un o arglwyddi Cromwell. Yn ystod y rhwng-deyrnasiad, cafodd un MAorgka Hopkin ei daflu allan o Eglwys Fair, yn herwydd&ei ainghvm- wysder, a Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Car- lyle, yr hwn sydd wedi rhoddi ei farn fod y gerdd yn sylweddoli yn Hawn nodweddion banfodol cy- ineriad Cromwell. Cafwyd prawf o ofergoeledd nodedig, yr hwn sydd yn bodoli i raddan lied helaeth ymblith dosbartl o'r werin mown Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    y trydydd:Barwn yi yn larll Sunderland g2 Siarl I. yn 1643, a lladd- m wyd et yn ymladd yn erbyn (Cromwell yn mnrwydr y D Naseby. Wyr ir pendefig bwn oedd y Charles H 1, Spencer a briododd Anne Cburchill, Subscribers-only content

  • * John Strype's Survey of London Online *

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    Preface 5 The Life of JOHN STOW.

    Ward ; near to that Place which is now the Drapers Hall: Which then was the House of Sir Thomas Cromwell , K. Henry the Eighth 's Great Minister and Secretary of State. For which Garden he paid 6s. 8d.

    Book 1, Chapter 17 TOWER of London. The Crown stollen.

    Ground; whereby they got safe to the little Wardhouse Gate ; where one Sill, who had been a Soldier under Cromwell stood Centinel; who altho' he saw the other Warder shot made no Resistance. By whose Cowardice, or Treachery, the

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    A List of the Peers existing at the Time of King James the First His Accession to the Crown, and of those who have since been advanced to the Peerage by Claim of antient Right, by Writ or by Patent; a..., 1 August 1719

    (/fM«i>««0. Monteagle (wefgerf '« Aier/y.). Barons. Sandys. Vaux. Windfor, E. of PLYMOUTH. Wentworth, E of C/ew/awrf. Mordannt, E. of PETERBOROUGH. Cromwell. Eure. Wharton, D.of WHARTON. Sheffield, D.of BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. Rich, EARL of WARWICK. WILLOUGHBY of PARHAM. Paget, E. ofUXBRlDGE, DaiceyofChiche, E. Subscribers-only content

    19 May 1685, 19 May 1685

    Berks. Comes Mulgrave. Comes River s. Ds. Lawar. Ds. Morley & Mount* eagle. Ds. Ferrers. Ds. Grey. Ds. Corners. Ds. Cromwell. Us. Eure. Ds. Wharton. Ds. Willoughby. Ds. Pagett. Ds. Howard of Effing¬ ham. Ds. North. Ds. Lovelace. Ds. Coventry. Subscribers-only content

    22 May 1685, 22 May 1685

    Seale. Vicecomes Fauconberg. Vicecomes Mordant. Vicecomes Newport. Vicecomes Townfend. Vicecomes Weymouth. Ds. Delawar. Ds. Morley. Ds. Ferrers. Ds. Conyers. Ds. Cromwell. Ds. Eure. Ds. North et Grey. Ds. Lovelace. Ds. Maynard. Ds. Coventry. Ds. Howard de Eß. Ds. Leigh. Ds. Subscribers-only content

    22 May 1685, 22 May 1685

    Afaph. Ds# 7mn,,w. Epus. Gloucefter Epus. Ely. L. Great Cham¬ berlain. Ds. Delaivar. Ds. Morley. Ds. Ferrers. Ds. Conyers. Ds. Cromwell. Ds. jEwr£. Ds. IN/or/A 5 Ds. Lovelace. Ds. Maynard. Ds. Coventry. Ds. Howard de Anfwer to H. C. Comes Subscribers-only content

    23 May 1685, 23 May 1685

    Glouceßer. Ely. ' Carlifle. Bath $ Wells. Ds. Cuftos Magni Siilli Ds. Lawaf. Ds. Morley. Ds. Ferrers. Ds. Corners. Ds. Cromwell. Ds. Eure. Ds. North &? Grey, Ds. Maynard. Ds. Coventry. Ds. Leigh. Ds. Byron. Ds. Colepeper. Ds. Aflley. Ds. Subscribers-only content

  • * The Clergy of the Church of England Database *

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    Hugo Osburne, 25/4/1622

    CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Osburne Forename Hugo Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 25/4/1622 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Cromwell// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.5 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Matthew, Tobias/York Province 1606- 1628 Comment

    Reginaldus Harrope, 26/9/1579

    Surname Harrope Forename Reginaldus Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 26/9/1579 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Cromwell// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.2 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sandes (Sandys), Edwin/York Province 1577- 1588 Comment

    Christopherus Gregorie, 15/7/1583

    Gregorie Forename Christopherus Title Mr Qualification BD University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason resignation Date 15/7/1583 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Cromwell// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.2 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sandes (Sandys), Edwin/York Province 1577- 1588 Comment

    Hugo Osburne, 15/7/1583

    Osburne Forename Hugo Title Qualification BA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 15/7/1583 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Cromwell// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.2 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sandes (Sandys), Edwin/York Province 1577- 1588 Comment Patron

    Christopherus Gregorie, 15/7/1583

    Surname Gregorie Forename Christopherus Title Qualification BD University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Resignation Date 15/7/1583 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Cromwell// OTHER INFORMATION Source BI, Inst. AB.2 (Institution Book) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Sandes (Sandys), Edwin/York Province 1577- 1588 Comment

 

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