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...stitutions, called [[inn]]s because they provided lodging, are Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn, Inner Temple and Middle Temple. By the [[16th century]] the Inns of ...ssociated with the Inner temple); Furnival's and Thavie's (associated with Lincoln's Inn); Barnard's and Staple (associated with Gray's Inn); Symond's, Strand

*Shire of Dun an Chalaidh (Lincoln County, OR)

* [[Canton of Aire Faucon]] (Cleveland, Gaston, Lincoln and Rutherford Counties)

The locations of the 12 crosses were as follows: [[Lincoln, England|Lincoln]], [[Grantham]], [[Stamford]], [[Geddington]], [[Northampton]], [[Stony Str

He retired in 1194 to the Cathedral of Lincoln, where he wrote a number of somewhat more invective books, not least ''De P

...oyal]] dukedom was granted in 1351 to Henry, [[Earl]] of Lancaster, Derby, Lincoln and Leicester; the premier surviving non-royal dukedom is Norfolk, first cr

...male heirs, John succeeded severally to the Earldoms of Lancaster, Derby, Lincoln and Leicester, which his father-in-law had accumulated.<br>

...half. Another son named John appears to have become a clerk in the see of Lincoln, and there was a Henry fitz-Roy who was given the Cornish lands of Robert F

* [[Lincoln]] -- cathedral city of the East Midlands

...support, Robert of Gloucester's army was able to meet Stephen in battle at Lincoln on 2 February 1141, where Stephen was defeated and captured. With the supp

*[[Barony of Mag Mor]] (Lincoln, NE)