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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Southwell, Francis Williamson of Walkringham, gent. John Hall, Roger Nettleship, John Damms, Hamond Calton, Roger Hall, Martin Hill, Nicolas Noddell, John Dawson, James Taylor, William Halles, John Fraunces, Charles Hall, Richard Hodgeshon, Robert Noddell, Gyles Maire, &c. 23 …
A History of the County of Essex
… old, and none earlier than the 16th century. East Ham Hall, immediately north of the parish church, and the … Central Park. 55 The house was demolished in 1908. 56 Oak Hall, High Street North, and Clock House Farm, High Street … entirely of timber construction. At Potato (or Plashet) Hall, a house of the same period in Romford Road, the roof …
The Environs of London
… of a square: the centre consists of a large and losty hall, with a beautiful Gothic roof of wood; the north wing is … present form, about the year 1709. The great door of the hall has a curious ancient lock, very richly wrought; a … in a groove, conceals the key-hole. Portraits. In the hall is a portrait of a lady, which is falsely shown as queen …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… the chapel there and, until 1574, dined in common in the hall. In 1865 their property was taken over by the Church … possible to locate other buildings beside the chapel and hall, still standing on the S.W. side of the street, and the … (189). The houses of the vicars apparently faced the hall and chapel across a grass plot; the kitchens and buttery …
Survey of London
… 5 acres in another builder from St. Marylebone, William Hall; 8 the price paid by Hall is not known, but if it was at a comparable rate to that … consisted of Peel Street and Ward's of Campden Street. 9 Hall also planned to develop his land by constructing an …
Survey of London
… cornice caps. The interior fittings for the public postal hall have been removed; all that remains is the dentilled … two windows (now obscured) overlook the former sorting hall which extends back from the main block of the building, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Jane Seymour, consort of Henry VIII., who was born at Wolf Hall, now a farmhouse, in the parish. At East Grafton is an … land is the property of R. J. Adeane, Esq., of Babraham Hall, Cambridgeshire, and is let in two farms, the occupiers …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… in 1557, printed by John Day, was entered at Stationers' Hall. See Arber's 'Registers of the Stationers' Company.' …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… was destroyed two or three centuries since. Beeston Old Hall, built in 1610, is a fine specimen of ancient domestic … 48 inhabitants, and comprising 518 a. 1 r. 2 p. Beeston Hall, a Gothic mansion in a small park, has long been the … dug up: the site has been converted into a garden. Beetham Hall, formerly a fortified mansion situated within a spacious …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… Haverbrack parish and the principal monuments are Beetham Hall and Hazelslack Tower. Secular b(1). Hang Bridge over the … to carry steel girders. ConditionGood. b(2). Beetham Hall, house and ruins, 700 yards S.E. of Beetham church. It … and from them to the Cliffords and Wilsons. The old hall was built about the middle of the 14th century, with a …