Annales, or, a generall chronicle of England / Begun by John Stow. Continved and augmented with matters forraigne and domestique, ancient and moderne, vnto the end of this present yeere, 1631. By Edmvnd Howes.

John Stow

Date:: [1631]

Credit: Annales, or, a generall chronicle of England / Begun by John Stow. Continved and augmented with matters forraigne and domestique, ancient and moderne, vnto the end of this present yeere, 1631. By Edmvnd Howes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$v-i„ I Ttfrwtf> when kept ^\KtAi,%rig^ 1042,1,27. ^ . Ttfiament: The New-teftaraent tranflated in¬ to Engli{h,5 5 3^2 5163, , . ’ . - TervJe: The Riucr ot Twee^e whence it is, aud r ^ whether it flowcs,7,2,60* Th4mes!RinttoiThames cleared of ftops, piles iiid wares, ibig, 2,do, How the Thames flands,2,1,32.It was dryed vp, 138, i, 45j Theodofins; He is put to opeh Penance by Saint Amhrofe,o^^,^^1^\ [ '• Thenki^Hrj: Its Church and Towne built and endowed with great Reuenues, 13 5,2,11. ^ T^rekpmoh; He IS arraigned of high trealbn, cbndcflincd and cxccutcdjbpSj^jdO. ThUnier; Of aftrangc thunder and lightning In ^drke^ire,io^^ ,1,64,3^^^j^>45* Tidbttry: Its Caftlc built,' when and by whoiiij , 118,2,48. r/V^»7;The Campe there in’ theyarej 88,^ 744,^',^ 3- A preparation lor 11,40, Quecne of bleffe'd memory,was there in pk- Ienc€,74p, A prophecy of 11,40, The fiiips that were vndef che'Lord Admiral!/ thatyearc,2,5« 4 he particulars of horfe and foote that were there for that rcruice,63/ There was a Mnfter before the Queenc„ 750,1,40. A ScTmon at Crofie* forourdciiucry, 50. Wbcreairowere the Enlignes that weretaken from the Spani-‘ ards^fticwne,7 5c,2,<5 2. Andthbie'EnfigneS' ^ were afterward banged vpdn bridge 75 1,1,7. Another Sermon for irby Coi^ which the Qu. was■prei€nr,/6/:75i;' Wi,21,33. - ' . ^ Td^di/;Of one Was fd forely haunted with Ttrads in no place for chein,and at laft was flame and deuoured by their,i 5^,1313.’ -' * ' Tdacco ithzt (ttiticking Wecdefoihuch abu- fedtoGods diflionour) flrfl: brdught into this land by Sir Walter ‘or by Sir2STome lay-2,5 7* Teloufe ? jc was wafted with fire and fword,/. 257,1,27. Twentie Wind-Millsthcreinlcc on tire at once; 2,4‘ ' V S\ Torper: The Tovver of London built by Willi- ' theConquerour, when, ii7> *j5'7* paired, 560,2, 6,0. Priloncrs renioued from thence to Wihron,to be tryed there, by rea- fonof the great plague in London,/«/. 82 8, 57. ' *■ Trasks: Hee is cenfored in the Scarre^ebam- ber for his ludaicall opinions,/«'/. loi^yCoL 35* . t Traytors t y^idcTreafoa *• The Popifli Powder^ •'plotting Traytors Pradife . Difeovery'aftd end.i >/.874>^88i. The great Duke--^ ’ Buckingh. the traycpr betrayed by bis^deate feruant,465,2,57' j- V/ . Tr/»t.' The Riu<;r oi Tt^nt defertbed ,/e • J» coLiylin^XO* ' j — Trt>y: Its Founder ^Tld Cofifbunder,20>t,i« Turkey • A great vi6Iory whietf Chriftfendoine had oucrtheTsfrkss^foh6*]0'iCoL-%^imAy* Tjtitt ! Of foare Tydci wWcfi wSe witlite fide hoiires, *»*0'*w®'ryde8wiAm one houre.tfyP, i. 5 ^ • Another ftrange Itat- tingof tydes, 8p3jIj54; ^ , _ /' TjIm- ; John Tjhtr flew the Kings CcttleaorJ. Of Jp-ttTyZr and his aaes,a8Jj 28p. Hee was arreftcd.and wounded by the' Lord Maior of London,aSpjt j<SO* Hee wat flaine by one 5* TjrMtsi An example of one HygAtn, a .Ty.;i rant that'came to a miferable end,/»/.77^ col.i - 't . - • • T VAnder^CMomt ; PriHCC VanderAMomt comes to vifitc our King, fih 888^ .. eoL^Jin.’^jn ^ Velvet: W hen Velvet and Silke flops were firft made in England,Sdp,3,5®* Venice: Its originall and State, fere: Sir Kohm Vere Duke of Ireland, for- fookc his wife and oaarryed another Ladyi 361,1,23* Robert Vere {omecisies Earle of Oxford, dyed moft niiicv3hlic>fil.^O’jyCoIo 2,A«.47. ^ , Ter/es: The of iginalt Autfior.of 'Saphsqpse Ver¬ ics, 24, 2, 40. Vidars: Vide Tnckingham : When Iworne Gentleman of the Kings Bed-chamber, 1023 -2;^2d Ma'de.Mafter. of the Horfe, 1034,a, '' 5 2,*and-Knrijht of the Garter, 1025>3,7,an<j a VicoUnc/fo/.i, Atf. 1*7. Created Marqueffe -of Buckingham? 1028,2,27. How bee li¬ ved ; and Jidw when, and v/here bee dyed^j Vide*Bnckifighdnf, ^ '^ineyards^pCTtnitttd to the biltZzn$jfil*^2iCoh 'VkgyniAi Its Plantationbj' theEhglilEjioiyy, Viriins i Qf i iooo Virgins which wcrcfcni: into Bri«aine, there martyred or murthc- fcd,and that by, whom,47,2,53* rHet flew his Ownebrothcr,/»/,69,1,25 Vnfrouliei ^ Knight and'Vice-AdmiraU of Eng^ - Land, fenccagainft the Scots,/^^/, iTd^celx^ Vnmerftue: The Vniuerfitk cf Athens referred r to RomeJol,^y, cfily the Vniucrfuic i of O ssford fi rft tounded, fol^ 8o^coly 2^/iar,g o, Secortoro hereof in Oxford^ and Cambridge* '>The Vhiucrfitic at Stamford forbidden,/^'/, 233,^e4JrA»-i. A Catalogue of all tbeV- niuerflties of Sngland with their Foueders and principall BenefadforSj foly i057> ^8 ./.y. Vniucifitie CoUedge by whom founded, . €oly2ylin*i^, j : ' . ' ; V; , iy(i/«:It isdifeouefed anddcfcrifaed,/^/,3,^ 3. dec. Foure Bifltoppricksin .4w.20*Thc Welch and Normans aueUbat¬ tle,/^/, 144/'’^* 3Wclcbj^V; I Walbrookei tlaX place in London, whcrcoriC , tdokc itsiiame,/^/,43,r<?/i ^ wMngford; It is befleged by King - iaKyC(dfiilm*tn, ^ rt , M- Warfi s The townc of^Wjairfi, .When firl^ihiulCf \ '>f s « - ■$