The Dictionary of national biography, Vol. 14
...children, of whom a daughter, Mary A. Nyren (1796-1844), became superior lady abbess of the English convent at Bruges.... (Bruges, West-Vlaanderen, Belgio - 1844)

 

Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county (Volume 28)
...cricketer we read of. Of Richard Nyren (himself a well-known ancient "hero," and the head and right arm of the... (Sussex, England, Regno Unito - 1735)

   

Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 99 1937/10/23
...back again and again' to John Nyren, E. V. Lucas, and Neville Cardus? There is an anthology of passages taken... (Dunedin, Otago, Nuova Zelanda - 1905)

 

Dictionary of national biography
...children, of whom a daughter, Mary A. Nyren (1796-1844), became superior lady abbess of the English convent at Bruges. A... (Bruges, West-Vlaanderen, Belgio - 1844)

   

The London Gazette, Issue 18877 - 1831-11-25
...and issued/ forth against John William Nyren and Adam Wilson, of Battersea, in the County of Surrey, Colour-Manufacturers, Dealers .... (Battersea, Regno Unito - 1831)

   

Southland Times, Volume 3, Issue 101 1863/10/14
...of the cele- / brated Richard Nyren, who kept th< , Jiouse where the old Hambledon playei B first met,... (Middlesex, Kent, Regno Unito - 1771)

   

Southland Times, Volume 3, Issue 101 1863/10/14
...to take place as well. John Nyren, the sen of the cele- / brated Richard Nyren, who kept th< ,... (Middlesex, Kent, Regno Unito - 1771)

   

The London Gazette, Issue 22543 - 1861-08-30
...and issued forth against John William Nyren and Adam Wilson, of Battersea, in the county of Surrey, Colour Manufacturers, Dealers... (Battersea, Regno Unito - 1852)

   

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVI, Issue 248 1912/10/18
...material of the Hambledon lads. Richard Nyren, who has been rightly dubbed the Father of Cricket," was, it should be... (Hampshire, Hampshire, Regno Unito - 1705)

 

The Dictionary of national biography, Vol. 14
...and for prudential reasonschangedtheir name. Richard Nyren, a yeoman, who learned his cricket at Slindon under Richard Newland, was founder... (Hambledon, England, Regno Unito - 1715)