Norfolk Archaeology, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to the Antiquities of the County of NorfolkNorfolk and Norwich Archaeological Society, 1872 |
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Halaman 9
... say , however , that at this point the work was unavoidably stopped by the serious illness of Mr. Winter , whose unremitting atten- tion and excess of labour upon it proved too great a strain upon his health . Had it not been for this ...
... say , however , that at this point the work was unavoidably stopped by the serious illness of Mr. Winter , whose unremitting atten- tion and excess of labour upon it proved too great a strain upon his health . Had it not been for this ...
Halaman 11
... " Visitation , " which to many of the Society is of great interest . The Committee also grieve to say that two other very useful and accomplished Members of the Committee have been removed from them by death in the past iii.
... " Visitation , " which to many of the Society is of great interest . The Committee also grieve to say that two other very useful and accomplished Members of the Committee have been removed from them by death in the past iii.
Halaman 11
... say that the success which has attended the Society for the principal part of its ex- istence , and the spread of an interest in its pursuits in the county , has been chiefly owing to the constant friendship and close attention to its ...
... say that the success which has attended the Society for the principal part of its ex- istence , and the spread of an interest in its pursuits in the county , has been chiefly owing to the constant friendship and close attention to its ...
Halaman 2
... says , " from the bridge at Yarmouth over the Yar , or Ger , and Jer , " a derivation which is not supported by Yarmouth an- tiquaries of the present day . Mr. C. J. Palmer , who has obligingly furnished me with some notes on this ...
... says , " from the bridge at Yarmouth over the Yar , or Ger , and Jer , " a derivation which is not supported by Yarmouth an- tiquaries of the present day . Mr. C. J. Palmer , who has obligingly furnished me with some notes on this ...
Halaman 2
... says that they are " In 1297 , Walter Gerberge was Lord of South Erpingham , and then lived at Wickhampton , as also in 1315 ; in 1345 , Edward Gerberge , his son , had it , and he it was that conveyed it to the Erpinghams ...
... says that they are " In 1297 , Walter Gerberge was Lord of South Erpingham , and then lived at Wickhampton , as also in 1315 ; in 1345 , Edward Gerberge , his son , had it , and he it was that conveyed it to the Erpinghams ...
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aforesaid aisle altar Anno annulet arch Archæological arms bells Benjamin Hoadly bequeath Bishop Bishop of Norwich Blomefield brass bryges chalk chancel chapel church Churchwardens Committee coopes Cromer cross Ditto Ditto double stop east Edward Edward VI Exergue feet FITCH exhibited flint Gerberge gilte Grime's Graves Grimes Grimes Graves guilds gyve hand head Henry iiij inches inventory Itm ij Itm soulde John Jtem Kenninghall Kerrison King Kyng labarum Lord manor Mary nave Nicholas Norwich Archæological Society painting parish payd pits plate Pockthorpe probably Ranworth redde reign remains Reverse Rolls screen Sculthorpe seide Seynt shal Sheriff of Norwich side Sir Robert Knollys sold sonne stone Suffolk Thomas twoo unce valued at Itm valued Itm vestment Vicarage viij vjs viijd vnto wall Wickhampton William window xiijs iiijd xijd Yarmouth ye seyd yere
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Halaman 312 - October in the tenth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lord George by the Grace of God of Great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the Faith etc, and in the year of our Lord God One thousand seven hundred and twenty three.
Halaman 336 - Formerly, when deeds were more concise than at present, it was usual to write both parts on the same piece of parchment, with some word or letters of the alphabet written between them ; through which the parchment was cut, either in a straight or indented line, in such a manner as to leave half the word on one part and half on the other.
Halaman 70 - ... taken down, there doth yet remain altars, standing in divers other churches ; by occasion whereof much variance and contention ariseth amongst sundry of our subjects, which, if good foresight were not had, might perhaps engender great hurt and inconvenience.
Halaman 170 - He did not perceive that although the name might have been given by the Saxons, the earthworks were here long before their arrival. He speaks of Grimes Graves as " a very curious Danish encampment," containing " great numbers of large deep pits, joined in a regular manner, one near to another, in form of a quincunx, the largest seeming to be in the centre, where probably the general's or commander's tent was.
Halaman 121 - At the north end of the high altar there was a very fine lettem of hrass, where they sung the Epistle and Gospel, with a great Pelican on the height of it, finely gilt, billing the blood out of her breast to feed her young ones...
Halaman 121 - Micron of brass, where they sung the Epistle and Gospel, with a great Pelican on the height of it, finely gilt, billing her blood out of her breast to feed her young ones, and her wings spread abroad, whereon lay the book also there was lower down in the quire another...
Halaman 311 - To all and every our Right Worshipful, Worshipful and loving Brethren, now residing or who may hereafter reside in the Provinces of New York, New Jersey and...
Halaman 44 - ... carousing cups of the sacred chalices, as once Belshazzar celebrated his drunken feast in the sanctified vessels of the Temple.
Halaman 288 - Elizabeth's hands, who was often here : she it was that ordered her tenant Chapman, who then lived in Fersfield Lodge, to lay out the way now called Chapman's Entry, out of her own ground, the old way being so strait that the Queen could not conveniently pass through it : it is now disused, and is called Queen Bess's Lane, from her being scratched with the brambles in riding through it, as tradition tells us.
Halaman 139 - the true value of small livings not exceeding £50 per annum, as they were lately returned into Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer in order to their discharge from payment of first-fruits and tenths...