- "tooke the prin****ll
shippes of the Kynge's navie... well
furnished with
ordinaunce and artillarie". With
command of the
English Channel secured by this battle...
- thou have this
woman to thy
wedded wife, to live
together after god's
ordinaunce in the holy
estate of matrimonie?
Wilte thou love her,
coumfort her, honour...
- foly ... for she was
laden with much
ordinaunce, and the
portes left open,
which were low, & the
great ordinaunce unbreached, so that when the ship should...
- of 2,000 men, and came
every tyde with
theyr gallies and
shott their ordinaunce at the
Kinges ships in the haven; but the
winde was so
calme that the...
- of
Parliament Parliament of
England Long
title An Acte for
certaine Ordinaunces in the
Kinges Majesties Domynion and Prin****litie of Wales. Citation...
-
Royal Foundations Act 1558 An Acte
wherby the
Quenes Highness maye make
Ordinaunces and
Rules in
Churches Collegiate Corporacons and Scooles. The whole....
- eleven. 34 & 35 Hen. 8. c. 26 Laws in
Wales Act 1542 An Acte for
certaine ordinaunces in the
Kinges Majesties dominion and prin****litie of Wales. Section...
-
emonge them selves,
either in tongue, ...in manners, or ells in
lawes and
ordinaunces.'
Writing in 1616,
Arthur Hopton stated:'England is ...divided into 3...
- them selves,
either in tongue, ... in manners, or ells in
lawes and
ordinaunces.[citation needed]
During the
Tudor period some travellers[who?] regarded...
- them selves,
either in tongue,
either in manners, or ells in
lawes and
ordinaunces.
Vergil published a
Commentariolum in
Dominicam Precem ("Commentary on...
