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By William Howard
, George Ornsby
Published 1878
Pub. for the Society by
Andrews & Co.
55 pages
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized Aug 31, 2005
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whole rent, lord dacre, lord william
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woords, englande, carlile
469
agripp, antw, howarde
485
hetherton, woorth, corby
505
pierrepont, bewcastle, crichton
511
widdow, lanercost, joane
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Selections from the Household Books of the Lord William Howard of Naworth Castle: With an ...
by William Howard, George Ornsby - 1878 - 551 pages
Edited by George Ornsby.
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Warwick - Page 99
Allinson for one quarter due for the cure of Warwick xix of Aprill, xxx'. Bread and wyne at Wetherall at Easter, xviij'. Their diners thear at the ...
more pages: 68 90 91 100 133 152 181 187 212 215
Doncaster - Page lxxiii
who bear his name and inhabit the stately dwelling which was so long his home. GEORGE ORNSBY. PIaiuaZR Vzo&n&an, - near Doncaster, &pt. 9, 1878.
more pages: 27 185 249 337
York - Page xxvii
Oswald Dykes, the Rector of Wensley, in York. shire, to Sir Robert Cotton, written but a short time before Lord William came to live at Naworth, ...
more pages: xv xix 14 93 123 149 209 216 333 486
London - Page xlviii
My Lord employed a London tailor for the apparel he was clothed withal at such times, and there are many entries of purchases made in London of rich ...
more pages: xii xxi xxxviii xlii xlvi xlvii xlix liv 451 507
Norwich - Page 113
For a Rule for Rosgill the same day, Xij'. represented Norwich in Parliament, and became Recorder of that city in 1603. ...
more pages: lxxxv 185 277 311 547
Oxford - Page ix
For the early training of his sons the Duke had obtained the services of one of the most learned men whom Oxford could then furnish, Gregory Martin. ...
more pages: 56 113 114 179 547
Kendal - Page 51
sovereign of the fourth part of the barony of Kendal, which is called the Lumley fee. He was treasurer of Berwick and deputy warden of the Marches. ...
Valladolid - Page 463
Richard Smith, an Englishman, and Doctor in Divinity of the University. of Valladolid, titular Bishop of Chalcedon, was sent into England as Vicar ...
Sutton - Page xxvii
That one Cootes was in Sutton with his wive's sonne about possession of the said howse and tenement, and that nothing cold then be done untill Yorke ...
Gloucester - Page 246
by him during the civil wars, and defended against repeated attacks made upon it by detachments from the parliamentary forces stationed at Gloucester. ...
Cambridge - Page x
though this does not prove that he never was at Cambridge, since he may have entered at College, yet never have been matriculated. ...
more pages: xi 113 125
Gateshead - Page 352
The “Ladie Riddoll” mentioned above was Katherine, wife of the said Sir William Riddell, then of Gateshead, knt., and daughter of Sir Henry Widdri9toa ...
more pages: 543
Leicester - Page 113
The king, on a visit to Leicester a month after the trial personally examined the boy, and discovered and exposed the imposture, but too late to save ...
Venice - Page 277
For 2 viall glasses for vinegar, of Venice glasse, iij'. For a cooberd for the dyninge roome at Arundell house, and a litle boxe for glasse, ...
more pages: 136
Rome - Page xli
( r,, and afterwards at the English college at Rome. He became in 1604 and died in 1645, of the effects of an imprisonment in York ...
Scarborough - Page 231
He was P. for Scarborough in 1601. Their daughter Margaret married Thomas, fifth son Lord William, afterwards Sir Thomas Howard, kut., of Tursdale, ...
Cairo - Page 122
Time word is derived from time Italiaufostagno, which takes its nasa. irons Fostat, an important suburb of Cairo in the tenth century. ...
Wigan - Page 285
He was one of Charles' most energetic adherents, and lost his life in the Royal cause near Wigan, in an engagement with Col. ...
Lancaster - Page 396
The maner of Halton in the county of Lancaster. The lands in Bedfordshire. The lands in the county of Lecester. Indorsed, 27 Octiob. 1586. ...
Valencia - Page 179
Ludovicus Vives, born at Valencia in 1492, was one of the most learned men of his time, and was on terms of the most iiitiniate friendship with ...
Dover - Page 208
Paid for bringing a letter from my Lord from Dover, vj'. For a whyt boxe, xijd. To the porters at the watter syd, xv”.—AlI this is by bill by Jo. ...
more pages: 542
Preston - Page 423
Willyam hath latelie married one of his sonnes; the said Preston beiiig a man of great powre and estate, about 150011. by yeare: and ...
Cleveland - Page 216
0., Sw. and N. lope, Dan. lobe, &c. rennet, prepared calf's stomach, and of our Cleveland loppered, coagulated or curdled. ...
Leon - Page 382
Note ailso that the liverie 2° Octob. made by William Lord Deere to Leon. Dacre, is indorsed according as the deponents have deposed; ...
Naples - Page 329
For one pounde of Naples biskett for my Ladie, ij'. For 3 pintes of amber water for my Ladie, xij'. Aug. 19. For spices and grosseries bought at ...
more pages: 74 297
Dunkirk - Page 206
At Dunkirk six neights dyett and stable, ix”. xviij'. iiijd. Rewards and nessessareis and extreordenareis by the way in travell from Spawe, ...
Poole - Page 536
Stone, Arthur, 317277; Marie, 352; Patrick, alias Poole of the Hill, 440447, 449; Pate, 454; Richard, Rich., 17, 18, 19, 20, 138, 139, 196, 306, 316; ...
more pages: 533
Paris - Page 480
Paris, 1587. 4to veiL 144. Ludovici Cavitellii Cremonensis Annales. Cremon€e, 1588. 4to• veil. Lettered on front by Lord WH 145. ...
Dublin - Page 244
He possessed two manuscripts of the Chronicle, both of whi¿hi¿ now in the Library of Trinity College, Dublin. How they got there does not ¿ ...
Padua - Page 300
For five yeardes of Padua saye for a peticote for my Lathe, xxj'. viij¿'. 9. To my Ladie at cardes, x'. To my Ladle, ij'. 14. ...
Englewood - Page 5
Gray for his patent of the forrest of Englewood the sum of iiij”. 15. Rec. of Mr. Preston by Mr. Wymond at Thornthwate, iiij”. vj'. viij”. ...
Launceston - Page 545
Launceston. 507 Layfield, 199, a. Leahole, 325 Leaven, Levens, 51, a., 419 Ledgs (Liege), 206 Leicester, Lecester, 113, a., 396 shire, 427 ...
Corpus Christi - Page 547
in, Corpus Christi, 179, it.; Exon., 200, a.; St. John's, mx., it.; Queen's, 56, a., 114, it., 244, it. PADSJA, Padoua, 32, n., 510 ...