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Other editions - View allPopular passagesPage 127 - soueraigne Lord Charles the second by the Grace of god of England Scotland ffrance and Ireland King defender of the ffaith Page 58 - and in the yeeres of the raigne of our Soveraigne lord James by the grace of god kinge of England Scotland Page 127 - day of may in the six and twentieth yeare of the Raigne of our soueraigne Lord Charles the second by the Grace of god of England Scotland ffrance and Ireland King defender of the Page xl - the Judge of the Admiralty for the time being, the Recorder of London, two Doctors of the Civil Law, and two Common Lawyers, and eight grave and discreet Page 122 - and Twentith yeare of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the Second by the Page ix - belonged. Next is the Parish Church of Saint Bartholomew, at the end of Bartholomew Lane. Thomas Pike, Alderman, with the assistance of Nicholas Yoo, one of the Page 122 - which shalbe in the yeare of our Lord God One thousand Six hundred seaventy And Page 58 - Ireland defender of the faith &c (that is to say) of England ffrance and Ireland the Page xii - and she gayff a C. blake gownes and cottes ; and ther she had penon of armes, and master Clarenshux kyng of armes, and ther was a XX clarkes syngyng afor her to the chyrche with blake and armes; and after Page vii - The masonry of a great portion of the-' exterior has a remarkable appearance ; it is built of small stones with large joints, and not worked to a smooth face. In consequence the building possesses a character of greater antiquity than the time of Wren, and allows of Bibliographic information
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