Leicestershire and Rutland Notes and Queries and Antiquarian Gleaner: An Illustrated Quarterly Magazine ..., 第 1 巻John Spencer, Thomas Spencer, Frederic Chapman J. and T. Spencer, 1891 |
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Abbey afterwards ancient appears arms Ashby Ashby Folville Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle Beaumanor bedstead Belvoir Bishop building buried called Castle century chancel chantry Church county of Leicester Criche daughter death died Duke Earl Edward Elizabeth England erected Eudo feet Folville gate George ground Hall Hambleton hath Henry Henry VIII honour inscription James Jane John King King's Knight Knighton Knights Templars kynge Lady land late Leic Leicestershire Leicestershire and Rutland living London Lord Beler manor marriage married Martin's Mary Mayor of Leicester Melton Mowbray monument mound Nichols Oakham original Packington parish Parliament possession present Queen Ratby Registers reign remains Richard Inge River Soar Robert Roger Roman Rutland Notes Sapcote Saxon sayd says shire side Sir Thomas Skeffington Stamford Staunton Staunton Harold stone Thorpe Constantine Thurcaston tomb tower town Tripontium Vicar wall wife William Inge window Zouch
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