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[Maiors and Sheriffs.] The TEMPORAL GOVERNMENT.
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Son of Robert Rowe, Citizen and Merchant Taylor of London, who was Son to Reynald Rowe of Lee in Kent.
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This Maior built a convenient Room in Paul's Churchyard, on the South side of the Cross, to recieve a certain number of Auditors at the Sermon time; as appeared by some Remembrances of his Name there fixed. He enclosed also this Year with a Brick Wall a piece of Ground near Bethlem, for a Burying-Place to such Parishes in London as wanted Churchyards. And more such like Acts of Charity, for the Benefit of the City, this well-disposed Gentleman was like to have done, had he lived longer; as A.F. hath observed.
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His Benfactions.
J. S.
Holingshed's Chron.
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| A.D. 1569. | } | { Henry Beecher. |
| 11 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { William Dane. |
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MAIOR, Sir Alexander Avenon, Ironmonger,
Son to Robert Avenon, or Avenand, of Kings-Norton in Worcestershire. |
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Rebellion of the Earls in the North
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| A.D. 1570. | } | { Francis Barneham. |
| 12 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { William Boxe. |
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MAIOR, Sir Rowland Heyward, Clothworker,
Son to George Heyward of Bridgenorth in Shropshire. |
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Q. Elizabeth's coming to the Royal
Exchange.
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| A.D. 1571. | } | { Henry Milles. |
| 13 Eliz. | } Sheriffs, | { John Branche. |
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MAIOR, Sir William Allen, Mercer,
Son to William Allen, Citizen and Pasteller of London, who was Son to Richard Allen of Stondon in Hertfordshire. |
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| A.D. 1572. | } | { Richard Pipe. |
| 14 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { Nicolas Woodroffe. |
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| MAIOR, Sir Lionel Ducket, Mercer. |
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Duke of Norfolk beheaded, June 2, 1572.
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| A.D. 1573. | } | { James Harvey. |
| 15 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { Tho. Pullison, or Pullocel. |
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MAIOR, Sir John Rivers, Grocer,
Son to Richard Rivers of Pensehurst in Kent. |
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M. Saunders murdered: His Wife, Browne, Mrs.
Drewry, and trusty Roger executed.
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| A.D. 1574. | } | { Thomas Blancke. |
| 16 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { Anthony Gamage. |
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MAIOR, Sir James Hawes, Clothworker,
Son to Thomas Hawes, Citizen and Merchant of London, who was Son to John Hawes of Stoke-Newington in Middlesex. |
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| A.D. 1575. | } | { Edward Osborne. |
| 17 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { Wolstane Dixie. |
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MAIOR, Sir Ambrose Nicolas, Salter,
Son to John Nicolas of Nedingworth in Huntingdonshire. |
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| A.D. 1576. | } | { William Kempton. |
| 18 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { George Barne. |
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MAIOR, Sir John Langley, Goldsmith,
Son to Robert Langley of Althrope in Lincolneshire. |
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Oldbourne Conduit built by Mr. Lambe.
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| A.D. 1577. | } | { Nicolas Backhouse. |
| 19 Eliz' | } Sheriffs, | { Francis Bowyer. |
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MAIOR, Sir Thomas Ramsey, Grocer,
Son to John Ramsey of Elenbridge in Kent. |
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Strange Sickness at Oxenford: and Death of the
Judges at the Assizes there.
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