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Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… Hen. III. m. 4). Thoralby, Aysgarth par. Low Ellington and High Ellington, Masham par. Firby, Bedale par. Catterick par. … Ruswick in Fingall; Fynegale, Fingall; Newestede, High and Low Newstead, near Jervaulx, and Braytwayt, … Browne. Swinton, Masham par. West Scrafton, Coverham par. High Burton, Masham par. Downholme. Not mentioned in Kirkby. …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… what is merely a gutter-stream, but is evidently of high antiquity, and is popularly accounted as haunted by a …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy
… the Abbey and Duncombe Park, still retaining its old name. High Leys, as Newlathes is now called, is a little to the …
A Survey of London
… in building eastward (in place where I haue knowne a large high way, with fayre Elme trees on both sides) that the same … Bramley and Shadwell, all on the south side of the high way to Radcliff: now one note on the North side, also … that in some places it scarce remaineth a sufficient high way for the meeting of Carriages and droues of Cattell, …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… were only, it is true, to pay ½ mark for customs, but the high prices they undertook to pay for the wool included the … £3,500, an average of over £19 per each individual 3 The high-handed action of the Great Council, followed by the …
Old and New London
… elegant marble piscina, the interesting almeries over the high altar, and the sacrarium on the eastern side of the … the week, and every Monday to present himself naked at the high altar to be publicly scourged by the officiating priest. … was paved, but the sides at the bottome for about two foot high were of black polished marble, wherein his coffin …
Old and New London
… of every course. At the first remove a herald at the high table cried,"The mighty Palaphilos, Prince of Sophie, High Constable, Marshal of the Knights Templars, Patron of … preceded the dishes, and, dinner done, sang a song at the high table; after dinner the oldest master of the revels and …
Old and New London
… and almost incredible altitude"it is now only ten feet high, no higher than a giant lord chancellor. Then it was … Mr. Abrahams, is 96 feet long, 42 feet wide, and 63 feet high; it has a hammer-beam roof. One of the stained glass … feet long, twenty feet broad, and four storeys high. This Hayward was Selden's chamber-fellow, and to him …
Old and New London
… work was begun, by erecting a round brick cylinder 42 feet high, 150 feet in circumference, and 150 feet distant from … proposed to make his tunnel 38 feet broad and 22 feet high, leaving room within for two archways each 15 feet high, and each wide enough for a single carriage-way and a …
Survey of London
… cornice. Above this is a mansard roof, some 21 feet high and hipped at each end, of which no constructional … opening was 28 feet wide and about 21 feet 6 inches high. The ceiling plans show that the auditorium width … the curtain, or proscenium, was 30 feet wide and 22 feet high. From the front to the shutter (opening to the back …