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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the Dragon' in the 16th century. 37 The 'Crown' and the 'White Hart' on the west side of the Market Place are … and at a height of about 600 ft., the so-called Westbury White Horse is cut out of the chalk (length 166 ft. height … information about the whitehorse is from M. Marples, White Horses and other Hill Figures, 6776. The Times, 22 Aug. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by William Parry. 10 In 1800 the lessees were Richard White, of London, and John Gale, of Stert. 11 White also leased the manor of Westbury Priory. 12 In 1851 Richard White was replaced by William White and from this date until …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to his daughter Elizabeth, on her marriage to Thomas White, and the firm operating the mill became known as Crosby & White. James Cole relinquished his share in the concern in … his brother-in-law, Thomas Finnemore Evans, and to Thomas White, and William Matravers. In 1824 Thomas Crosby, White, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… Whitechurch Close, S.E. of the church, fragment. (3). The White Swan Inn, E. of the church, is of two storeys, the … ConditionFairly good. (4). Cottage, opposite the White Swan Inn, is of one storey and an attic, built in the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… three miles below Kendal, a bed of beautiful Marble, of a white colour, veined with red and other tints, was discovered … is found a marble of a dusky-green colour, veined with white; a black sort is obtained near Kirkby-Lonsdale, and … the Prmonstratensian abbey of Shap, and a monastery of White friars at Appleby, with an hospital for lepers near …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… see also Monument (12). Fonts: In S. aisle (1) of white veined marble with circular moulded bowl and square … Stone, and c. 1630. (2) Now in vault under nave, of white marble with baluster stem, late 17th or early … on westernmost pier of N. arcade, (1) to Emery Hill, 1677, white marble enriched cartouche with shield-of-arms; on N.W. …
Old and New London
… of painted or diapered glass, having in every pane a white rose, the badge of Lancaster, or an [H], the initial of … of the chapel is defaced by a clumsy pyramid of black and white marble supporting a small urn containing the heart of … on which stand ten columns of black marble, with bases of white marble, and gilt capitals; the whole is crowned with a …
Old and New London
… the same, and a scapulary; and under that another habit of white flannel, equal in size. From the colour of their outer …
Old and New London
… of the Abbey. The following inscription on a tablet of white marble was (on Saturday, June 5th, 1784) placed over …
Old and New London
… The marble pavement of the floor, in lozenges of black and white, was given by Dr. Busby, who died in 1695, and whose … of Sir G. Gilbert Scott. It is chiefly composed of white and coloured alabaster, combined with a reddish spar. … "The Floure and the Leafe." On the right side, dressed in white, are the Lady of the Leafe, and attendants; on the left …