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Survey of London
… with Henry VIII., who, in 1509, made him constable of the Tower as well as giving him several court and other …
Old and New London
… in the Mint, the business of which was carried on in the Tower. But when Charles I., in an agony of impecuniosity, …
Survey of London
… contained in a letter 15 written by Gerard Herbert to Dr. Ward on 21st January. "I doubt not but you heard of the great … removed to the Royal Chapel of St. Peter-adVincula, in the Tower of London, where it now is (Plate 44). Affixed to it is … (measured drawing). 79 Organ now in St. Peter-ad-Vincula, Tower of London (photograph). 79 Detail of carved corbel to …
A History of the County of York
… are drill halls in Colliergate (opened in 1872), 46 and Tower Street (opened in 1885). 47 C. Caine, Martial Annals …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… serving them also for a good shelter. The Battel or middle Ward, was commanded by the Duke of Fridland himself, whose …
Survey of London
… style of Gothic. The nave has a clerestory and the tower with a lofty steeple stands free at the south-east …
Survey of London
… Nicholas Stone, master mason of the King's Works) but John Ward, citizen and girdler, was singled out by the Privy Council. b According to Inigo Jones, Ward had designed to make a communication from Long Acre … ground which did not belong to him. 22 Jones thought that Ward would not be able to buy the land which he needed, and …
Survey of London
… Street, leases of 14 Aug., 21 Aug. 1635 to J. Parker, J. Ward, and R. Horne. Ibid., Piazza, leases of 20 Nov. 1635, 5 …
Survey of London
… a minor at the time of his father's death and was made a ward of the Crown, 50 but in 1586 the Queen granted his …
A History of the County of Oxford
… finishing the gates, furnishing the middle room of the Tower with carpets and cushions, and putting a new press in …