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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… an ancient edifice, with three Norman arches; the pulpit bears the date 1634. Winchmore-Hill WINCHMORE-HILL, a … the Long Walk, was erected by George IV., whose name it bears; the first stone being laid on the 12th of August 1824, … magnificence. The Audiencechamber, of which the ceiling bears an allegorical representation of the Re-establishment …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… The treble was cast by Lester & Pack in 1765. The second bears in Lombardic capitals 'AVE GRACIA.' The tenor is …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… sold brass at the fair. Strange beasts and birds, apes, bears and ferrets were also brought for sale to St. Giles' …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… war, whence the passage itself is now called Crimea. It bears the following apposite inscription: 'Think upon them …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… dates from Langton's general refitting of the chapel. It bears many traces of colour and marks of the images it once … The vault of this chapel belongs to Langton's time, and bears his device of a tun with TL, and another of a … cornice seems to have been altered in the 16th century and bears the name of Thomas S(ilkstede). The east window is of …