A Booke in Englysh Metre
A Booke in Englysh Metre
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* A copy is in the Garrick Collection of the British Museum.
INTRODUCTION. Xi Thomas Newbery, ^ the author of our tract, was a member of a family which had come to London from Berkshire early in the fourteenth century ;2 he is pro- bably to be identified with Thomas, the elder brother of Queen Elizabeth's "Master of the Printing House", Ralph Newbery. 2 At the time this tract was written the ^ In the Diet, of Nat. Biogr. He is identified with a London publisher of the same name who printed in 1...580 y^ Brief e Homily . . . Made to be used throughout the Diocese of Lincoln, but that tract bears on the title-page the name not of Thomas, but of " Ralph Newberie dwelling in Fleet Streete a little above the Conduit. An, Dom. 1580".
^ See Calendar of Close Rolls. John de Newbury "of Berks and Redyng " was Attorney of Queen Phillipa from 1331-50. The later records of the family are to be found mainly in Berkshire IVills, printed for the Oxford Historical Society (1892-3), which cover the period from 1530 to 1644; in the Parish Registers of Waltham St.
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* A copy is in the Garrick Collection of the British Museum.
INTRODUCTION. Xi Thomas Newbery, ^ the author of our tract, was a member of a family which had come to London from Berkshire early in the fourteenth century ;2 he is pro- bably to be identified with Thomas, the elder brother of Queen Elizabeth's "Master of the Printing House", Ralph Newbery. 2 At the time this tract was written the ^ In the Diet, of Nat. Biogr. He is identified with a London publisher of the same name who printed in 1...580 y^ Brief e Homily . . . Made to be used throughout the Diocese of Lincoln, but that tract bears on the title-page the name not of Thomas, but of " Ralph Newberie dwelling in Fleet Streete a little above the Conduit. An, Dom. 1580".
^ See Calendar of Close Rolls. John de Newbury "of Berks and Redyng " was Attorney of Queen Phillipa from 1331-50. The later records of the family are to be found mainly in Berkshire IVills, printed for the Oxford Historical Society (1892-3), which cover the period from 1530 to 1644; in the Parish Registers of Waltham St.
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