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A History of the County of Warwick
… The area enclosed by the walls is about 140 yds. long from north-east to south-west and about 90 yds. wide. The motte or … built in the 14th century, are at the opposite or north-east end. Here a central gatehouse tower with a … towers, Caesar's Tower on the south and Guy's Tower on the north. Beyond the barbican there was originally a drawbridge …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Junction Railway. 68 The construction of the line to the north of the town proceeded in 1851, and by the end of that …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Street and High Street are mentioned in 1461, 3 while the North Gate and the South Gate occur in 13th and 15th-century … cottages known as Coldharbour Row, situated on the north side, is passed. On the opposite side of the road Bank … wing was added somewhat later. Inside, it appears that the north-east kitchen and adjoining passage form part of the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… within the last hundred years: 7 East Street is now North Street, and Frog Lane now Bell Lane. Kingsbury, the … 8 St. Mary's, Brede Street and Corn Street, stood on the north side of the square, and survives in a partly ruinous condition today; Holy Trinity faced the north side of the Guildhall, 9 but it disappeared during the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… is an uninteresting structure consisting of nave with north and south aisles, a chancel and a western tower. The … the different charitable bequests, and in the north aisle is the royal achievement of George I, 1715. There … the chancel and perhaps the south aisle left in situ. The north-east respond of the arcade ends in a 16th-century base …
A History of the County of York
… parochial arrangements of the environs of the city. On the north, St. Olave's—the old liberty of St. Mary— appears to … and became the nucleus of the liberty of St. Mary. On the north-east Heworth township was composed of parts of St. … and presented no difficulties. Between Hob Moor Lane and North Lane, south of it, lay a detached portion of St. …
Survey of London
… (see Appendix A), and was thus situated entirely to the north of Lamb Alley (see p. 17). The acquisition of The Lamb, … the lane opposite Our garden called le Lambe Aley on the north, and so descending beyond le Clowson to the garden of … 282 feet of assise, and in width on the west from south to north 201 feet of assise, and in width on the east abut on …
Old and New London
… of trees and shrubs. This communicated with a lawn on the north side. On the west side of the lawn was a double avenue … and the room was lighted by three windows on the north side and one on the west. All the rooms on the north … series of papers complete or nearly so, those of Great Britain generally, and those of London especially, are the …
Old and New London
… and the chickara of India, with its four little horns. North America and Europe have each a single species, namely, … Of the varieties of wild sheep from the mountains of Asia, North America, and North Africa, one of the most remarkable … the British, consisting of antiquities found in Great Britain and Ireland, extending from the earliest period to …