- The '
Gyffard'
Partbooks (British
Library [GB-Lbl] Add. MS 17802–5; also
spelled Giffard) are an
important set of
English Renaissance choral partbooks...
- in the so-called
Gyffard Partbooks (GB-Lbl Add. 17802-5), a set of four m****cript partbooks,
probably copied for Dr
Roger Gyffard during the 1570s....
- 1851 he was
raised to the
peerage as
Baron Broughton, of Broughton-de-
Gyffard in the
County of Wiltshire. However, he had no sons and on his
death the...
- brokers,
Baghji and Balaji, in Jaitapur. When the
English sent
Philip Gyffard to
demand their release, he was
arrested as well. The
three prisoners were...
-
Antarctica Sir
Giffard Le
Quesne Martel (1889–1958),
British Army
general Giffard dirigible built by
Henri Giffard Gifford (disambiguation)
Gyffard partbooks...
-
composition by
Johann David Heinichen a
composition by John
Ensdale in the
Gyffard partbooks a
composition by Marc-Antoine
Charpentier a
composition by William...
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Partbooks Drexel 4041 4180–4185 4302 Eton
Choirbook Forrest-Heyther
partbooks Gyffard partbooks Lambeth Choirbook The
Mulliner Book Old Hall M****cript Pepys...
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Partbooks Drexel 4041 4180–4185 4302 Eton
Choirbook Forrest-Heyther
partbooks Gyffard partbooks Lambeth Choirbook The
Mulliner Book Old Hall M****cript Pepys...
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Partbooks Drexel 4041 4180–4185 4302 Eton
Choirbook Forrest-Heyther
partbooks Gyffard partbooks Lambeth Choirbook The
Mulliner Book Old Hall M****cript Pepys...
- John Giffard, or
Gyffard (died
after 1396) was an English-born
lawyer and
cleric in
Ireland in the late
fourteenth century, who
served briefly as Chief...
