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Há 4 dias · Diary of Thomas Burton Esq: Volume 2, April 1657 - February 1658. Second of four volumes of Burton's Diary. Includes substantial additional material as appendices, including on the death of Lord Protector Cromwell and the foundation of Durham University. Diaries of Thomas Burton, Esq. Originally published by H Colburn, London, 1828.
Há 2 dias · Shardlake stars Arthur Hughes as the titular lawyer sent to investigate a murder at a monastery that Thomas Cromwell (Sean Bean) is determined to close down. The second series of Belfast-set new British drama coming up in 2024 .
Há 3 dias · The advowson of the church was originally vested by the grant of 1348 (see above) in the parson of Wimbledon, but it appears to have come later into the hands of the lord of the manor, for in 1536, when the manors of Wimbledon and Mortlake were granted by Henry VIII to Thomas Cromwell, the grant included advowsons, parsonages, presentations of churches, chapels and chantries.
Há 5 dias · Stow, describing the Augustine Friars' Church, says there have been built at its west end "many feyre houses, namely, in Throgmorton Street;" and among the rest, "one very large and spacious," builded, he says, "in place of olde and small tenements, by Thomas Cromwell, minister of the King's jewell-house, after that Maister of the Rolls, then Lord Cromwell, Knight, Lord Privie Seale ...
Há 3 dias · Begs Cromwell to remember his said brother or else his son, Richard Marshall, with one of them, if but the little prebend he has in Salisbury, 18l. a year, or the little deanery of Wynbourne Minster, worth 40 marks. Begs that George Carleton or Thomas Averey may inform his wife of Cromwell's pleasure touching his brother.
Há 3 dias · 11 May. 839. Cromwell. See Grants in May, No. 8.: 11 May. R. O. 840. Sir Henry Wiat to Cromwell. Received his letter on the 10th, and thanks him for the comfortable articles therein touching his son Thomas and himself.
Há 5 dias · Thomas Legh to Cromwell. Has, as commanded, visited the archdeaconry of Coventry, Stafford, Derby, and part of Cheshire, and perceives nothing lacking but godly instruction of the "rude and poor people," and reformation of the heads.
