10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALLHALLOWN»
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But these sports were used long before that time, as appears by an order of
council, made on Allhallown dav, 8 Eliz. that the musicians, at the ancient and
solemn revels (for so they were then called) should have their stipend increased,
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Antiquities of the Inns of Court and Chancery
But these sports were used long before that time, as appears by an order of
council, made on Allhallown day, 8 Eliz. that the musicians, at the ancient and
solemn revels (for so they were then called) should have their stipend increased,
...
... stipend increased, for their service on the two principal feasts : Allhallown tide
and Candlemas ; that is to say, whereas they were wont to have for their service
done, for Allhallown even, Allhallown dayat noon, and Althallown day at night, 3s.
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The history and antiquities of the four inns of court ... ...
le<$) Jhould have their stipend increased Jar their service on the two principal
feasts, Allhallown tide and Candlemas s; that is to fay, where they were wont to
have for their service done fir A3- hallawn even, Allhallown day at noon, and ...
William Dugdale (sir.), John Rayner (barrister), 1780
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The Shakespeare Name Dictionary
Allhallown. summer,. 1H4 1.2.156, the equivalent of 'Indian summer,'
aperiodofmild weather thatoften occurs inlate autumn near All Saints Day.
AllSouls'. day,. R3 5.1.10, 12,18, religious festival commemorating the dead. In
the current ...
J. Madison Davis, Daniel A. Frankforter, 2004
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Origines Juridiciales: Or Historical Memorials of the ...
... have their shipend increased, for their ser-vice on the two principal Feaflrz
Alhallown tide and Candlemass 5 that is' tosa] where they were wont to have, -
for their scar-vice done, for Allhallovxn Even, Allhallown Day at noon, and '
Allhallown ...
Sir William Dugdale, 1680
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Historical memorials of the English laws, antient ...
VI. viz. that there should be four revells that year, and no more ; one at the seasl
of Allhallown; another atthe feast of St. Erkenwald; the third at the feasl of the '
Purisication of our Lady; and the fourth on Midsummer day; one person yearly ...
Sir William Dugdale, 1790
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The Life of Cardinal Wolsey: From the Original Autograph ...
My lord sitting at dinner upon Allhallown day, in Cawood Castle, having9 at his
board's end divers of his most worthiest chaplains, sitting at dinner to keep him
company, for lack of strangers, ye shall understand, that my lord's great cross of ...
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Anne Boleyn: In Her Own Words & The Words of Those Who Knew Her
And thus continued he in this strange estate until the feastof Allhallown tide
waspast. Itchanced me upon Allhallown day to come thereinto theGreat Chamber
atAsher, in the morning, to givemine attendance,where I found MasterCromwell ...
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Westminster Hall, or, Professional relics and anecdotes of ...
should have their stipend increased, for their service on the two principal Feasts,
Allhallown-tide and Candlemass ; that is to say, where they were wont to have for
their service done, for Allhal- lown even, Allhallown-day at noon, and Allhal- ...
