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abbot of Combermere abbot of Shrewsbury acres Adderley advowson Almington ancient Anglo-Saxon annum antiquary appears Ashley Audley bailiff barons belonging Betton Blore Heath Botiler Cair called carucates castle chapel CHAPTER Cheshire Cheswardine Chipnall Cistercians Clive Combermere abbey Corbet Count Roger Domesday Book Drayton in Hales Ebrulf Ercall Erle estates extract Eyton farms granges Harleian MSS held Henry VIII Hinstock Hodnet holds the manor Hopton Hugh Ightfield king labour land Lichfield Little Drayton Longslow lord Lyme Market Drayton monastery monks Moreton Muccleston Nantwich neighbourhood Nennius Norman Norton in Hales Oakley original parish period possession present priest priories probably Ralph rector reign of Edward reign of Henry Richard Robert Roman Rowland Cotton Salop Saxon seylions Shavington shillings Shrewsbury abbey Shropshire Spoonley Stafford Staffordshire Stuche Styche supposed Sutton tenants Tern Thomas Tirley tithes town Tunstall vicar village Walter Wemme William Pantulf wood
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Página 58 - On this spot was fought the Battle of Blore Heath in 1459 : Lord Audley Who commanded for the side of Lancaster was defeated & slain To perpetuate the memory of the action & the place This Ancient Monument was repaired in 1765 at the charge of the Lord of the Manor Charles Booth by Scrymsher.
Página 33 - There is not, and there never was on this earth, a work of human policy so well deserving of examination as the Roman Catholic Church.
Página 51 - Esquires of Chestershire for to have their favour ; she held open household among them, and made her sonne the Prince to give a...
Página 165 - Mr. Theobald supposes this use of the word was received along with their romances from the Spaniards, with whom Infante signifies a " Prince." A more eminent critic tells us, that " in ' the old times of chivalry, the noble youth, who were ' candidates for knighthood, during the time of their ' probation were called Infans, Varlets, Damoysels, Bacheliers. The most noble of the youth were particularly called Infans.
Página 86 - The writer of this Elegy further tells us that ' the sod of Ercall is on the ashes of fierce men of the progeny of Morial': ' Tywar, cen Ercal ar ar dywal Wyr, o edwedd Morial.
Página 165 - CHILD WATERS. CHILD is frequently used by our old writers, as a Title. It is repeatedly given to Prince Arthur in the Faerie Queen : and the son of a king is in the same poem called
Página 85 - That, while ten thousand pleasures disappear, And flies their memory fast almost as they, The immortal spirit of one happy day Lingers beside that rill...
Página 132 - From Wem, and from Wyche, And from Clive of the Styche, Good Lord, deliver us.
Página 165 - CHILDE WATERS in his stable stoode And stroakt his milke white steede : To him a fayre yonge ladye came As ever ware womans weede. Sayes, Christ you save, good Childe Waters ; Sayes, Christ you save, and see : My girdle of gold that was too longe, Is now too short for mee. And all is with one chyld of yours, I...
Página 52 - Stanley, notwithstondyng the said commaundement, came not to you; but William Stanley his brother went, with many of the seid Lordes...