...Laws arc, lor the most Part, those that were used by the antient Brytains, notwith1 standing «tanding the several Conquests of the Romans, Saxons, Danes,...of William the Conqueror, written in Latin, by an anonymou« Author, in the Time of Henry the First ;" by Silas Taylor. 4to. London. In the principal...

...Oxford's library ; but in the Harleian catalogue we find only part of his history of Herefordshire at the end of MS. 6766, and extracts from Doomsday, No. 6856....the opinion of Somner, who answers his objections in marginal notes on a copy of his book, which, with a correct copy of his own, is in Canterbury library....

...his history of Herefordshire at the end of MS. 6766, and extracts from Doomsday, No. 6856. Mr. pale, who published a " History of Harwich" from Taylor's...carries both the name and custom of Gavelkind further back than was done by his predecessor on the same subject, Somner. In all material points he confirms...

...who published a " History pf Harwich" from Taylor's papers, in 1730, speaks of these coir lections as being lately, if not now, in the hands of sir Edward...carries .both the name and custom of Gavelkind further back than was done by his predecessor on the same subject, Somner. In all material points he confirms...

...evidence in the case of Launder and Brookes, Cro. Car. 562. a. TAYLOR (Silas) HISTORY OF GAVEI.KIND, with etymology thereof; containing also an assertion that...written in Latin by an anonymous author, in the time of Hen. I. 4to. . " 1663, 5t. Tltis author, commonly called Captain Taylor, in the time of the usurpation,...

...some observations and remarks «pon many special occurrences of British and English history. To this is added a short history of William the Conqueror,...Latin by an anonymous author in the time of Henry I.,' London, 1663, 4to. A History of Harwich was published from lus papers by Samuel Dale, in 1730, and...

...some observations and remarks upon many special occurrences of British and English history. To this is added a short history of William the Conqueror,...Latin by an anonymous author in the time of Henry I.,' London, 1663, 4to. A History of Harwich was published from his papers by Samuel Dale, in 1730, and...

...the most part, those that were used by the ancient Brytains, notwithstanding the several conquest« of the Romans, Saxons, Danes, and Normans. With some...Latin by an anonymous author in the time of Henry I." London, 1663, 4to. TAYLOR, (Brook,) an eminent natural philosopher and mathematician, was born at Edmonton,...

...which are among the Harleian MSS. Mr. Dale published a History of Harwich from Taylor's papers in 1730. The only work Taylor published was the " History of...Latin by an anonymous author in the time of Henry I." London, 1663, 4to. TAYLOR, (Brook,) an eminent natural philosopher and mathematician, was born at Edmonton,...

...English History. By Silas Taylor, Gent. : to which is added a Khort History of William the Conquerour, written in Latin by an anonymous Author in the Time of Henry the First. Loud. 1663.' The volume consists of 211 pages, not including title, one leaf; dedication...