Devon Notes and Queries, Volumen 3,Parte 1J. G. Commin, 1905 |
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Ailrichestona alias ancient appears argent arms azure Barnstaple Bishop Bishop of Exeter Blundell born Bridestowe building called castle Cathedral century Chagford chapel chevron Chichester Chudleigh church Churchwardens coat Combe Court Crediton cross Dartmoor daughter death Devon Notes Devonshire died Dodderidge Domesday Earl Edward Elizabeth England Exeter Exeter Cathedral farthings fee held friars Gawler Giffard granted gules heir Henry Bidlake Honour Item John Bidlake John Penrose King King's land letter Lord Mandevil Manor aforesaid marriage married Mary Mary de Bohun Nicholas North nuper Okehampton Osbern Oxton parish pedigree Penrose Pipe Rolls Plymouth Plympton portrait Priory probably quod Ralegh Ralph Rector Register Richard Robert Roger says shield Sir John Sourton South Molton South Tawton stone subsidy Tautona Tavistock Testa Thomas Thrushelton Tiverton Totnes Trans Vicar wall Walter West Wicha wife Wike William William Bidlake Yarde
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Página 129 - Tis opportune to look back upon old times, and contemplate our forefathers. Great examples grow thin, and to be fetched from the passed world. Simplicity flies away, and iniquity comes at long strides upon us. We have enough to do to make up ourselves from present and passed times, and the whole stage of things scarce serveth for our instruction.
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Página 129 - We were hinted by the occasion, not catched the opportunity to write of old things, or intrude upon the antiquary. We are coldly drawn unto discourses of antiquities, who have scarce time before us to comprehend new things, or make out learned novelties.
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