Vestiges of Old Newcastle and GatesheadA. Reid, 1890 - 338 trang |
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aforesaid afterwards aisle Alderman amongst ancient arch Bamburgh bell bishop of Durham Bourne Brand brethren Bridge Broad Chare building built burgesses called Castle upon Tyne century chamber chancel chantry chantry of St chapel charter chevron church daughter died doorway early Edmund engraving erected formerly Friars Gate Gateshead Gateside granted Hall head Hebburn Henry inscription It'm p'd Item James Akerman Jesmond John John Marley king king's Kirkharle Knowles Lane Lithographed & Printed Lord mansion married mayor mentioned Merchants messuage monument Moot Hall nave Newcastle upon Tyne Nicholas Nicholas's Northumberland occupied Paid Pandon parish Photo Lithographed Pilgrim Street present priest Printed by James prison Quayside Queen Square repair Robert Robert Rodes Roger Thornton roof Saints Sandgate Sandhill says sheriff shield south wall stone Surtees Thomas tower town of Newcastle transept Trinity House Tyne Bridge whilst wife William Yearly value
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Trang 262 - ... attention of a numerous auditory But our meeting for amplitude and elegance ! I believe you never saw its equal. It is, to be sure, considerably larger than your lower school ; but then so black, and so dark !* It looks just like a conjuring-room, and accordingly the ceiling is all covered with curious, antique figures to aid the magic.
Trang 32 - Newcastle priests had written many books against us ; and one Ledger, an alderman of the town, was very envious against truth and Friends. He and the priests had said, " the Quakers would not come into any great towns, but lived in the Fells, like butterflies.
Trang 260 - Enemies," insinuates that when the Scots entered the town Sir Alexander Davison, Sir John Marley, and others took to their heels:—"Then there was flying indeed to purpose; the swiftest flight was the greatest honour to the Newcastilian new dubd knights; a good Boat, a paire of Oares, a good horse (especially that would carry two men) was more worth than the valour or honour of new knighthood.
Trang 240 - Discovery of a Scot, Baptized at London for a Christian, Circumcised at Rome to act a Jew, re-baptized at Hexham for a Believer, but found out at Newcastle to be a Cheat. Being a true Relation of the Detecting of one Thomas Ramsey, born of Scotch parents at London, sent lately from Rome by a...
Trang 94 - Bailey, near the Watergate. Soon after his appointment he presented to the shrine of St. Cuthbert a handsome cross of gold, " containing portions of the pillar to which Christ was bound, and of the rock in which his grave was hewn...
Trang 98 - Gifted to purge the vapoury atmosphere That seeks to stifle it ; as in those days When this low pile a Gospel teacher knew, Whose good works formed an endless retinue : A pastor such as Chaucer's verse portrays; Such as the heaven-taught skill of Herbert drew ; And tender Goldsmith crowned with deathless praise...
Trang 240 - ... true to his trust, otherwise the obligation ceaseth. 5. In the deposition of the King his posterity ceaseth as to that right. 6. We justify not the persons proceeding against the King, but we justify the fact." (Shaw's No Reformation of the Established Reformation, p. 192.) 1652. " The Doctrine and Practice of Renovation, Wherein is discovered, What the New Nature, and New Creature is ; Its Parts, Causes, The Manner and Meanes also how it may be attained. By Thomas Wolfall, Mr. of Arts, and late...
Trang 124 - Notice is hereby further given, that a court of piepowder will be holden during the time of this fair, that is to say, one in the forenoon, another in the afternoon where rich and poor may have justice administered to them according to the law of the land and the custom
Trang 33 - ... the mayor gave his charge to each of us in these words, viz. " I charge and command you, in the name of his highness the lord Protector, that you come no more into Newcastle, to have any more meetings there, at your peril.
Trang 205 - They that go down to the sea in ships, and occupy their business in great waters ; These men see the works of the LOED, and his wonders in the deep.