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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… given in the Inventory are internal.) 1. AMERSHAM. (O.S. 6 in. xliii. N.W.) Ecclesiastical (1). Parish Church of … flint mixed with stone. The roofs of the Drake chapel and S. chapel are covered with slate and the other roofs with … date: the long range of stables, on the E. side of the yard, is of two storeys, the upper timber-framed, with modern …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… subsequently held on lease a part of Sir Nicholas Bayley's moiety, and by his unremitting labours realized a large … at considerable loss: to use a phrase of Mr. Williams's, "the mines were honey-combed." Owing to the poverty of the … found, above the copper-ore, and about three-quarters of a yard beneath the surface soil, a bed of yellowish greasy …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… treecovered, unexcavated, encloses 11 acres on the plain S.E. of the village, about 310 ft. above O.D. The perimeter … of 4 ft. The outer ditch can be traced only along the S. half of the S.W. side, where it is 6 in. deep and 12 ft. wide. The …
Survey of London
… estate stretched from St John Street as far west as King's Cross Road. How this ground came to be acquired and built … development of this northern part of the New River Company's land. Almost directly opposite, an independent chapel … himself. It originally had a large Lshaped garden or yard with a frontage to what has become Inglebert Street. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… the more harmless pigment, called Armenian Bole'. Accum's own recommendation, given in a recipe taken from the 'Cook's Oracle' (2nd edition 1819), used only CAYENNE PEPPER as … used to make MANTUA, PETTICOAT Found in units of PIECE, YARD Sources: Inventories (mid-period), Inventories (late). …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… 13th-century: St. Nicholas, (26) 54b. 18th-century: Frowd's, (33) 58b; General Infirmary, (22), 52b; Hayter's, (30) … 95b107a. " " Ward, 1. Newbridge Hospital, bell, liv. Newman, Robert, 1456, William c. 1562, owners of 'le Crane', … of, see Heraldry. Storage Pits, see Iron Age. Storehouse Yard (259) 118b. Story, George, 1595, innkeeper, Boar Inn, …
Magna Britannia
… of this kind are to be seen in the church of St. German's, formerly the cathedral of Cornwall, though that edifice … on the transom stone. On the north side of the church-yard of St. Germoe is a singular edifice, called St. Germoe's chair, being a stone seat, divided into three parts by …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Societies, of which Mr. I. Chalkley Gould, F.S.A., is the honorary secretary. The classification is based … and within the area encompassed by the dyke called Grim's Ditch, which exists to the north of this road in the … one referred to above; another, also called Grim's Ditch, in the extreme south of the county; and a third, …
A Dictionary of London
… refers to St. Andrew, Holborn. Other names and forms : " S. Andrew de Holeburn," 1291 (Ct. H.W. I. 103). " S. Andrew the Apostle in Portepul," 2 Ed. III. (MS. D. and C. … 1799. In Rocque the site is occupied by " Old Pipe Yard " and " Lime Wharfe," in O. and M. by " Queen's College …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Andrew's, St - Arbroath Andrew's, St. ANDREW'S, ST., a city, the seat of a university, and … in Applegarth churchyard, measuring 14 feet in girth, at a yard from the ground, and called the "Gorget Tree," from …
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