Identifier: environsoflondon01lyso (find matches)
Title: The environs of London: being an historical account of the towns, villages, and hamlets, within twelve miles of that capital interspersed with biographical anecdotes
Year: 1792 (1790s)
Authors: Lysons, Daniel, 1762-1834
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Publisher: London : printed by A. Strahan for T. Cadell
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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f ♦ Parkers Antiquities,edit. Drake, p. 552, Winchefter there in 1125, and Nigellus Bi-fhop of Ely in 1133. Ibid. p. 503. 250. ** Regift. Lamb. Morton, f. 237. b. 238. Archbifliop Theobald confecrated Gilberta, b. and Geoifry Bifliops of St. Afaph in 1143 553 4 , 1 *3 Ducarels Hiflory of Lambeth Palace, and 1152. Ibid. p. 633. Archbifhop Rich p. 77,78- ^fl confecrated Baldwin Bifhop of Wor- ■•♦ Diceto inter Decern. Scriptores, col. 700. cefter in 1180. Decern Scriptores, col. * The following account of public adls 1452. Archbifhop Baldwin confecrated Ri- done by the archbifhops of Canterbury at chard Nigel Bifnop of London, and William Lp.mbeth, before it came into the pofTefTion of Longchamp Bifhop of Ely, in 11 89. Ibid, that fee, was communicated to me by the Rev. col. 1564. To thefe adls maybe added the Samuel Denne, F. A. S. Archbifhop Ralph fynod held by Archbifliop Anfelm in 1100, confecrated Richard Bifhop of Hereford there in mentioned more at large hereafter. Lambeth
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LAMBETH. 269 Lambeth has of late been the chief refidence of the archbifhops, andis now the only habitable houfe belonging to the fee. Dr. Ducarel has given a lift of the prelates who have died at their Archbifhops who have palace here. He enumerates the archbifhops—Wittlefey, who died in died at Lam-1375 ; Kemp, who died in 1453 ; and Dean, who died in 1504, allburied in Canterbury cathedral; Parker, who died in 1575, buried inLambeth chapel; Whitgift, who died in 1604, buried at Croydon;Bancroft, who died in 161 o, buried at Lambeth; Juxon, who diedin 1663, buried in St. Johns College chapel, Oxford; Sheldon, whodied in 1667, buried at Croydon; Tillotfon, who died in 1694,buried in the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, London; Tenifon, whodied in 1715, buried at Lambeth; Wake, who died in 1737, andPotter, who died in 1747, both buried at Croydon; Seeker, whodied in 1768, and the late Archbifliop Cornwallis, both buried atLambeth. Cardinal Pole, who died there in 1558, is omitted.~His

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