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レビュー - レビューを書くレビューが見つかりませんでした。 他の版 - すべて表示多く使われている語句Abendon Acquaintance afterwards antient Antiquities Armes Athena Athena Oxon Bach Bathurst became Bishop Bister Book born Borstall Brother buried Chamber Chancel Chancellor Chapel Charles Charles Holloway Church City Clock College Convocation Diar Diario died dore Earl Eddisbury elected Fasti Oxon Father Fell Gate gave Gent Hall hath Horse House John John's King King's Lamphire lately Leiger Leolin Jenkins Letter Library living Lodgings London Lord Magd Mary's Master Master of Arts Mayor mention'd Merton Coll Morning Musick neare Night Oxford Oxfordshire Parish Parliament peruse Physick Place preached printed Proctor Pudsey Quadrangle Rebells receiv'd Restoration Richard Holloway Scholars School sent Sept setled somtimes Sunday Tetsworth Thame thence Things Thomas told took Tredagh Trin Trinity College Univ Universitie University University of Oxford Vice-Chancellor Warden Westminster Westminster School whereupon Wife Wood Wood's MSS 人気のある引用184 ページ - John Locke of Christchurch was afterwards a noted writer. This John Locke was a man of a turbulent spirit, clamorous, and never contented. The club wrote and took notes from the mouth of their master, who... 45 ページ - Hall the juniors or freshmen between that time and six of the clock, and there make them sit downe on a forme in the middle of the Hall, joyning to the declaiming desk, which done, every one in order was to speake some pretty apothegme, or make a jest or bull, or speake some eloquent nonsense to make the company laugh. But if any of the freshmen came off dull or not cleverly, some of the forward or pragmatical seniors would 'tuck... 69 ページ - ... each of the assailants would take up a child and use it as a buckler of defence, when they ascended the steps, to keep themselves from being shot or brain'd. 401 ページ - God Almighty spared him so long that He had his senses entire, and full time to settle all his Concerns to his content, having writ ye most minute Particulars under His hand about his funeral. 321 ページ - ... healths on their knees to the Duke of York and Earl of Abingdon out of the buckets that hung up in the hall. They got about twenty of the trained bands of Oxford, who discharged at the drinking of every health. They had wine in great plenty from the tavern over the way, guarded by a file of musqueteers ; they had a drummer that beat round the college quadrangle and at the gate. 46 ページ - ... or salt put in college beere, with tucks to boot. Afterwards when they were to be admitted into the fraternity, the senior cook was to administer to them an oath over an old shoe, part of which runs thus — " Item tu jurabis quod penniless bench non visitabis &c. 44 ページ - . *At all these fires every night, which began to be made a little after five of the clock, the senior under-graduats would bring into the hall the juniors or freshmen between that time and six of the clock, and there make them sit downe on a forme in the middle of the hall, joyning to the declaiming desk : which done, every one in order was to speake some pretty apothegme, or make a jest or bull, or speake some eloquent nonsense, to make the company laugh. 75 ページ - In another place, he says that " he set and tuned in strings in fourths, and not in fifths according to the manner : and having a good eare, and being ready to sing any tune upon hearing it once or twice, he would play them all in short time with the said way of tuning, which was never knowne before. 112 ページ - ... to goe to other company, he could no more heare him play or see him play at that time. Afterwards he came to one of the weekly meetings at Mr. Ellis's house and he played to the wonder of all the auditory : and exercising his... 130 ページ - Sunday, a terrible wind hapned in the after/ noon, while all people were at divine service. Two or three stones, and some rough/cast stuff were blown from off the tower of S. Martin alias Carfax : which falling on the leads of the church, a great alarm and out/cry was among the people in the church. Some cried 書誌情報
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