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Old and New London
… Russell,' at Kensington Church; after which, according to Noble, 'he chiefly resided at Whitehall.' In the following … of elaborate design. At this end of the nave were some noble groups of bronze statues from various countries, and …
A History of the County of Essex
… W.H.L., Abbey Landowners' Min. Bks. 1715 sqq.; W.H.L., Jn. Noble, Map of W. Marsh, 1747; O.S. Map 25", London, XXIX. …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… of Barton St David. 11 John Richard, rector 143148, was of noble birth and lived in London but left his corn to West …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… monuments, and some remains of stained glass. The Hall, a noble mansion, at one time the residence of Charles Brandon, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Vipont of Westmorland is one of the titles borne by the noble family of Clifford. Westoe WESTOE, a township, in the …
Old and New London
… county of Somerset, Esq. His heart was as truly great and noble as his high descent; faithful to his God; a lover of … who were formerly installed here. The columns support four noble arches on each side, and the springing for the pendants … of Richmond, the mother of Henry VII. The aged and noble lady, whose effigy is in bronze gilt, is represented in …
Old and New London
… nearest to the Holy Land. St. Benedict, who founded the noble monastery of Monte Casino in Italy in A.D. 53032, is … hall. Till Dean Buckland introduced a modern stove, this noble apartment was warmed by a huge brazier, of which the … I first did swoon? Warwick. 'Tis call'd Jerusalem, my noble lord. Henry. Laud be to God! ev'n there my life must …
Old and New London
… palace which for centuries nestled under the shadow of the noble Abbey; and, consequently, most of the chief nobility, … eyes, and mournful countenances, must have formed a noble picture. The slow, monotonous notes of the chaunt, … cried, with an audible voice, 'Pray for the soul of the noble prince, Henry the Seventh, late king of this realm.' A …