10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MATFELON»
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London Past and Present: Its History, Associations, and ...
Charles I., which stood over the entrance doorway in Guildhall Yard, are now
placed on the staircase leading to the library of the Guildhall.1 Mary (St.) Matfelon
, Whitechapel. In explanation of the term Matfelon, Stow tells a story of a certain ...
Henry Benjamin Wheatley, Peter Cunningham, 2011
2
House of Commons Papers
And it was further enacted, that the said parishes of St. Mary Matfelon, otherwise
Whitechapel, and St. John of Wapping should from thenceforth be in all respects
separate and distinct from each other ; and that all public charities theretofore ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1830
3
A survey of the cities of London and Westminster, borough of ...
THE Church here, Stow faith, was a Sort of Chapel of Ease to the Parish of «Sre-
binhith, or Stepney, and was in his Time called St. Mary Matfelon , upon the
following Occasion : About the Year 1428, in the <5th of King Henry VI. a devout ...
John Stow, John Mottley, 1735
4
Middle English Dictionary
329: Matfelon [Win: Matefelon], herbe: Jacia nigra; et alba dicitur scabyowse, vel
covwede. ?al450 Agnus Castus l66/l5: lasia nigra is an herbe bat men clepe
matfeloun [vrr. madfeloun, maudefelun, maidfeloun] or bollewed or hyrnehard or
...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis, 1975
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The Recreative Review, Or Eccentricities of Literature and Life
St. MARY MATFELON was the saint to whom St. Mary's, church, Whitechapel,
was originally (in the year 1356) dedicated, as the township was styled Villa
Beatae Maria de Matfelon; the word signifying, in the Hebrew, Mary delivered of
her ...
6
Central Criminal Court. Minutes of Evidence
AUGUSTUS MONTAGUE was indicted for feloniously and burglariously breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of Henry Pace, about the hour of six in the night
of the 14th of November, at St. Mary Matfelon, alias Whitechapel, with intent to ...
Great Britain. Central Criminal Court, Henry Buckler, 1836
as the town'ship was styled I/illa Beat-e Mariie de Matfelon *. lt is now a very rich
rectory, in the gift of Brazen-nose College, Oxford. IN this parish some of our
nobility had formerly their villas, for the sake of the country air. Here Cromwel earl
of ...
8
An Acre of Barren Ground
MINUTE BOOK OF ST MARY MATFELON, 1571 I myself, more than 40 years
since, in the parish church of St Mary Matfelon in Whitechapel, have seen
hanged up in chains of iron upon a pillar of stone the shank-bone of a man (as it
is said) of ...
9
Archaeologia: Or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity
of Christina, relict of John Bythewode sen. citizen and timber merchant of London
, one messuage, and three shops with the appurtenances, in the village of St.
Mary de Matfelon [_y] in the county of Middlesex, to celebrate masses in the
parish ...
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The history and survey of London and its environs
The first church erected upon this spot after it ceased to be^a chapel of ease of
Stepney parish, was dedicated to St. Mary, Matfelon, and the township acquired
the appellation of Villa Beatce Marice cle Matfelon ; a name which has given birth
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MATFELON»
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matfelon is used in the context of the following news items.
Daily catch-up: Labour's troops are in flight, 'mattresses and chicken …
I think the church to the right is the white chapel, St Mary's Matfelon, although its location is quite wrong: it should be further to the right, behind ... «The Independent, Jun 15»
Spotlight on Whitechapel: property area guide
History: A small, early 14th-century chapel, St Mary Matfelon, built of sparkling white clunch, a chalky stone probably from Kent, is how the East ... «Homes & Property, Oct 13»
