A Topographical History of Surrey, Vol. 3 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from A Topographical History of Surrey, Vol. 3

After the triumph of the parliament, and the abolition of kingly government in this country, the ensigns or emblems of royalty were destroyed in most places. Thus, in the chamberlain's accounts for 1650, is an entry of the payment of 13. 1d. For taking down the king's arms in the town - hall of Kingston; and in the following year, it is noted that were paid for blotting out the king's arms in the church.

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