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A History of the County of Hampshire
… possibly holy-water stoups. Above Outer Gate were the chambers of the steward of the college manors, now the office … and Winchester took place there. The scholars lived in six chambers on the ground floor, three on each side, now used as … fellows occupied the rooms above first, second and third chambers, three in each room. Above fifth chamber were the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and coping, which is continued round the nave. The vice-chambers project slightly at the west ends of the nave … south are large buttresses of four off-sets, and the vice-chambers are continued upwards for a short distance above … similar design, placed centrally. The windows of the upper chambers are arranged to clear these niches. The whole is …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… must have been at the south end, and the south wall of the chambers beyond the screens stands to nearly its full height, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… a son and then of a daughter necessitated the building of chambers and nurseries for them. These seem to have been … half-timbered cloister, with twenty-six sets of chambers for the canons and their vicars. King Henry's … The courts or cloisters about which the various ranges of chambers stood were also rebuilt, and a kitchen court formed …