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A History of the County of Sussex
… fol. 66. Suss. Arch. Coll. xvi, 211. Ibid. liii, 252, and pl. 21. A view of the cottage in Westhampnett where he was …
Old and New London
… told that this is the effigy of a mighty man of valourLord Nelson. Facing the entrance to the chapels we have just …
Old and New London
… passed into a proverb. "Victory, or Westminster Abbey!" Nelson is reported to have exclaimed, when leading his ship …
Old and New London
… the burning of the first Opera House; and the death of Nelson. A school oration, probably a prologue or epilogue to …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… House; now lost. RIB, I, No. 134. Arch, XIX (1821), Pl. xii. Lysons, The Romans in Gloucestershire (1860), 42. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1998-9. 4 S.R.S. lxiii, p. 495; Ekwall, Eng. Pl.-Names, 310, 485; below, church; above, Middlezoy, Othery; … award. The name derives from Eadred's island: Ekwall, Eng. Pl.Names, 330. S.R.S. xiv. 166-7. S.R.O., tithe award; …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Test. de Nev. Ch. 44 H. 3. Pat. 2 E. 1, n. 10 & 24. m. 9. Pl. de Banc. m. 9. Pasch. 6 E. 1, ro: 69. Nom. Vill: Regist: …
Old and New London
… room on the ground-floor, to the right as we enter, lay Nelson's body in state, on the night of January 8th, 1806, … This took place on the following day, when the remains of Nelson were conveyed by the old sailors of the Victory, and a … it was in this street that the Duke of Wellington and Lord Nelson met for the only time in their lives. It was at the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… J., 7 (1850), 172; JBAA, 6 (1851), 73; 7 (1852), 107, Pl. XI; VCH Northants., I (1902), 199200; A. Rainey, Mosaics in Roman Britain (1973), 156, Pl. 14A; BAR, 41 (i) (1977), 152, No. 148; A. L. F. Rivet …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… called the (Black) Swan, but renamed from 1806 after Lord Nelson 86 and popularly called from c. 1850 the 'Five Miles …