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Old and New London
… have been assigned to Sheridan and Selwyn, to Jekyll and Rose, to Walpole and others of Walpole's contemporaries, …
Old and New London
… arms of England; the portcullis of Westminster; and the rose of Lancaster. When a drawing-room is held, a person … the young gentlewomen of 1640, confined only by a simple rose, jewel, or bandeau of pearls, was one of the most …
Survey of London
… the Bell on the Hoop, the Lamb, the Mill, and the Rose (all from at least c. 1200); the Key ( c. 1336), the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of this kind. In the course of the 17th century rents rose and the college income increased. By the college …
Survey of London
… of companies owned by West End developers Philip and Jack Rose. But the first designs by their architect Alec Shickle …
Old and New London
… of St. George, his patron saint, and above that a white rose and a red one; over the figure of the queen is a …
Old and New London
… was in a short time covered with water. The flood rose to a height of three feet from the middle of the …
Old and New London
… citizens, and often to the reigning monarch. East of it rose St. Paul's School and a belfrey tower, in which hung the … estate of near 300 a year." "The 'Free and Easy under the Rose' was another society which I frequented. It was founded …