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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… in having a screens passage across the E. end and a dais at the W. end with an open fireplace in the middle. … passage was a gallery which was removed c. 1724. The dais was enclosed by a wooden screen with doors which needed … came down to a lower level, giving extra light to the dais end. The W. end of the hall rises above the adjacent …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… piazza and the upper consists of a large hall and western dais. The bell within the turret is inscribed 'C. H. …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 26ft in width, and formerly had an open timbered roof. The dais was at the south end with a door to the west, and the … a central hearth. The south-west doorway at the end of the dais is a small plain square-headed opening, but the doorways …
Survey of London
… raised one or more steps above the level of the rest; a dais. 16 The poem The Hye Way to the Spyttell House printed …
Old and New London
… in their gowns follow the benchers in procession to the dais; the steward strikes the table solemnly a mystic three … time; the masters of the Bench dining on the state, or dais, and the barristers and students at long tables … certain standing, to the bar that separated the benchers' dais from the hall, to take part in certain probationary …