The Long Vacation of 1529 wore away. The courts reopened on October 9, and, while Wolsey was presiding in Chancery, the King's Attorney in the King's Bench was preferring an indictment against him for violation of the Statute of Provisory. .... Other good specimens are at Barsham 98, Stoke-by-Nayland, Ipswich St. Mary-le-Tower, and Sotterley. Later figures are at Mildenhall, Worlingworth, and other places too numerous to mention, while at Brandish is a Norman-French ...
They visited Matthew Boulton on his sick bed at Soho House and toured his Soho Manufactory. In 1802 Nelson bought Merton Place, a country estate in Merton, Surrey (now south-west London) where he lived briefly with Emma Hamilton. ... "At daylight saw the Enemy's Combined Fleet from East to E.S.E.; bore away; made the signal for Order of Sailing, and to Prepare for Battle; the Enemy with their heads to the Southward: at seven the Enemy wearing in succession. ...
He was the donor of one of the windows in the old dining hall, viz the first towards the east facing the court. In 1463 the first important addition to the volumes in the library was made by John Beverly who gave no less than 15 books ...
