- kynesman, and had noe ysswe, he made hym his heire, and
those lands yet
remayn to the
elder howse of the Hakcluiths." Hakluyt,
Richard (1599). Goldsmid...
-
Street on the
remayning parte of
London Stone where the same were with a
hammer broken in all pieces." The
reference to "the
remayning parte of London...
-
publike library in Oxford:
which you know is
apparent by the rome it self
remayning, and by your
statute records I will take the
charge and cost upon me,...
- summons. At the end of the
names is added, "This
agreeth with the
originall remayning in the
Pettie Bag, John Thompſon:"
there seems to have been a Seal appendant...
- to "put all to fyre and sworde,
burne Edinborough town... [so it] may
remayn forever a
perpetuel memory of the
vengeance of God... for
their [the Scots]...
- Shottland, in
which place my landes, goodes, and
inheritance doth lye and
remayn which God hath
geyven me to
enierett of my progeniteis,
gevinge your most...
- Giffard. Sir
William Pole (d.1635)
wrote that in his time "Theire is
remayning on of this name, of
meane quality". Pole, Sir
William (d.1635), Collections...
-
Inventory of all the
Parcells or Purselin, gl****es and
other Goods now
remayning in the
Pranketing Roome at Tart Hall, 8th Sept 1641',
Journal of the History...
- that
purpoze to
enter into al
houses and
places where anie such maie be
remayning, and
uppon their apprehencion to make
search in anie the chambers, studies...
-
bownds of any
plantation . . .
shall be
recorded to them and the same
shall remayn to them and
their heirs for ever; and it
shall not be in the
power of any...
