Thomas Deloney (born c. 1540–1560; died in or shortly before 1600) was an English silk-weaver, novelist, and ballad writer. Thomas Deloney was born sometime...

Wolfe in the Stationer's Register of London. The ballad, written by Thomas Deloney, one of the most popular poets of the day, corresponds fairly closely...

Esperanza Malchi, Ottoman businessperson April – Thomas Deloney, English writer (b. 1543) May 17 – Thomas Leighton, English politician (b. 1554) May 18 Nicolaus...

ballad by the late Tudor poet Thomas Deloney, "A Song of the Banishment of Two Dukes, Hereford and Norfolke". Deloney is faithful to the chronicles he...

(1903). The Gentle Craft by Thomas Deloney. Berlin: Mayer & Müller.; Mann, Francis O., ed. (1912). The Works of Thomas Deloney. Oxford: Clarendon Press....

alias Thomas Cole-brook, a supposed 12th-century Reading cloth merchant whose story was recounted by Thomas Deloney in his Pleasant History of Thomas of...

The latter were commonly literate.[clarification needed] Thomas Deloney, a weaver, wrote Thomas of Reading, about six clothiers from Reading, Gloucester...

basis of a ballad by Thomas Deloney (1543–1600), The most Rare and Excellent History, Of the Duchess of Suffolks Calamity, and of Thomas Drue's play, The...

popularity, leading to the writing of the Ballad of Fair Rosamund by Thomas Deloney (1612) and the Complaint of Rosamund by Samuel Daniel (1592), both being...

Maid's Tragedy (play) – Beaumont and Fletcher The Shoemaker's Holiday – Thomas Deloney The Custome of the Countrey – John Fletcher and Philip Massinger Reipublicae...