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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… benches for the poor. In the churchyard stands an ancient cross, of the kind called St. Catherine's, supported on a … the stone is of great hardness, and bears the effigy of a cross-legged knight, in chain-armour, with a skullcap, on … dug up there, and close by is the base of an ancient cross. Bridgend BRIDGEND, otherwise PEN-Y-BONT-AROGWR, a …
Survey of London
… corner of Brewer and Wardour Streets was known as the Blue Cross; in the latter year the name was changed to the Round …
A History of the County of Somerset
… one point there formerly having been marked by a medieval cross. 3 The river Brue is the boundary between the manors … was largely rebuilt in 1936 45 and was open in 1994. The Cross Keys, also at North Brewham and standing opposite the … but are incomplete. 55 There is a 14th-century octagonal cross shaft and base in the churchyard. 56 NONCONFORMITY …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Hon. Edward Monckton to divert the road from Brewood to cross the Penk at Somerford Mill farther south was defeated … 16th century. The cottage at the extreme end contains the cross-passage with its original doorhead, the mortices of the buttery partition being visible in a main cross-beam. The second cottage represents the single-bay hall …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… embellished with a fine painting of the Descent from the Cross, found on board a captured French privateer, and …
London Bridge
… the Bridge 2s. <Vacant> [in margin:] <Not known > 179. Red Cross Street [ Reedcrouchestrete]. In Red Cross Street is one tenement sometime of Richard Fitz Michel …