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Calendar of Treasury Books
… rectory of Crosby late James Bellingham Esq. 16 5 8 " the stalls of cattle in Westmorland and Cumberland late Sir …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… comprises 26 acres. The church contains several ancient stalls, which have been recently renovated; and a window of …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Monday in May. 20Until the 1880s it lasted three days: stalls, swings, and shows were put up on the green, and it …
Old and New London
… leads to the grill-room, also to the balcony and orchestra stalls of the theatre, while the entrance to the amphitheatre stalls and parterre is from Jermyn Street, the whole theatre … thing to exact such a sum From boxes and gallery, stalls and pit, And then fob us off with Fal-de-ral-tit!'" …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… door: in the interior are some ancient screen-work and stalls, and the east window is richly ornamented with …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… died seized of thirteen mess. seven tofts, thirteen stalls, fourscore and ten acres of land, seven of meadow, and …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… The pulpit was in the centre of the nave in 1823. 27 Choir stalls were built at the east end, perhaps in 1866. 28 In … 1888 67 the communion table was raised on steps and choir stalls were built at the east end. 68 A choir vestry was …
Old and New London
… the amphitheatre, or, as it might be better termed, the stalls, sloping upwards towards the boxes; three tiers of … within it, which can be had from any point. The boxes and stalls were taken by subscription. One of the latter, …