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Survey of London
… stone dressings, and is designed in the Early English style; it has two buttresses to each face and is capped by …
Old and New London
… glass. The ornamentation of this edifice is in the best style of the fourteenth century, and the bosses are …
Old and New London
… entrance being under a lofty gateway, also of the pointed style. Good prints of the old and new dormitories, showing … mansions, of modern construction, but erected in a medival style of architecture, from the designs of Sir G. Gilbert …
Old and New London
… the Duke of Buckingham describes the house, and his style of living there, in the most minute detail. It is said … superb costume balls in 1842 and 1845: the first in the style of the reign of Edward III.; and the fte in 1845 was in … and Ross. Another room is decorated in the Pompeian style, and a third is embellished with romantic designs, …
Old and New London
… also a western entrance and one from St. Anne's Lane. The style is the later fashion of the geometrical variety of … of its interior, as it was a few years previously, in a style worthy of Hogarth, who, by the way, has also … drawn by Rowlandson and Pugin, and coloured; showing the style of dress worn by all grades, from the lord to the …
Old and New London
… a handsome building of one storey high, in the Chinese style, was, by order of Government, erected on the left angle … Pope, who did not approve of Le Notre's stiff and formal style, censures him for the want of good sensein company, it …
Old and New London
… from the designs of Mr. Bedborough, is in the Classical style, constructed of red brick and Portland stone, with an … Church, in the Broadway, rebuilt in the Early Pointed style, and dedicated to our Lord, in 1843, stands upon the … architectural sense it is an adaptation of the Lombardic style to the requirements of a building in which convenient …
The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… a small but curious edifice of red brick, built in a style of architecture prevalent in the time of Charles II., …