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Old and New London
… by Robert Adam, has been much admired; it consists of a piazza of the Doric order supporting its entablature, and …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the High Street winds its way slightly uphill to the Piazza (the old Penthouse), 73 and from there makes a more … street, east of Parchment Street and opposite the covered Piazza or Penthouse, the Old Drapery, which runs up the south … 14th-century features, while the house at the end of the Piazza, now a confectioner's shop, was built on the site of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in 1721: the town-hall is a neat stone building, with a piazza for the use of the market; the market-cross, in the …