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... nearly ail differing in form and pattern, in tin fable Tower, in the Arm ry, o.i thePaa in t centre was half column supporting a bust of William tin Tower of London, by ;t » nded suit 3 arm Armoury for workmen and fnAiehers; the cause ,tl e .axes, &c. The ...
... respectable appearance, named Ernest Rape/b, who is said to he a stockbroker, was brought before Alderman WILSON, in the custody of John and Daniel Forrester, the officers, charged with having en a confederate with a person previously in custody in issuing false ...
... they proceeded along the terrace together until they occurred. arrived opposite the Spur guardhouse, on the west side o Air. John Bowling, surgeon fo the first company of the the White Tower. From this spot the gallant major directed fusilie r cuileds, ...
... after his Grace th ...
... Tower or on the hiU John Fisher, Bishop of Hereford , George BoUen. Earl of Rochford; Qnoon Anne Bullen; Thomas Cromwell. Earl of Essex ; Catherine Howard; Thomas Seymour, Baron Sodley, Lord Adntod, Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset; John Dudley, Duke of ...
... removed to Woolwich. A considerable number of chests filled with arms ready for any emergency were in a portion of the room, which was portioned off, and in the other part a variety of arms were arranged in fanciful and elegant devices. At the entrance ...
... total destruction. On finding this was the ease, a general, rush we.s made .by the soldiery in order to secure as many Of the arms and othervaluables as possible, and two of the brigade engines being moved to this point, Mackay and Staple, their respective ...
... Stephen Unwin both of Coggeshall the 28th ult Mr John Royce Lamprell of White House Rayleigh to Kexiah daughter of Great Braxted Mills On the inst Mr John Isitt of Colchester to Eliza second daughter of Mr John Howard On the inst at Rochford the Rev E W Barlow ...
... staircase,” which was considered one of the most magnificent in Europe. This staircase consisted of a splendid trophy, consisting arms and weapons, ancient and modern, comprising nearly varieties, and nearly all differing in form or pattern. In the centre was ...
... others they proceeded to the house of Al in the Rue Argent They compelled open the doors and seized several articles Geud'armes then went in pursuit of M Decrehen arrested taken the bureau of public safety is to violent altercation with the Minister of ...
... recrossed tasedgeseyn bottom, through the north end of Penygrate then faced the open for the Keny covert., crossed the Uwe, Cardigan and Newcastle road; was headed, came bark over part of Rens wennalt farm—tried to gain the covert, where he mu found. but ...
... King at Arms next before the sword. Thus they proceeded to the stairs, where all took water in several barges, the heralds and trumpets going in the row-barge next before the knights, and landed at Whitehall Bridge, where the officers of arms and the ...