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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… erected in 1826, by a body of shareholders. The lowest story is fitted up with every accommodation for bathing: the … more than 7000 volumes, with reading-rooms; and the third story is appropriated as the museum of the Whitby Literary …
A History of the County of Essex
… Ibid. sale cat. A315; ibid. T/M 266. C.T.S., Short Story of White Colne (priv. print. 1974), 6. B.L. MS. Cott. …
A History of the County of Essex
… Papers 4. O.S. Map 6", Essex XVII. (1881 edn.); Short Story of White Colne (priv. print.), 2: copy in E.C.L. Colch. …
Old and New London
… in Oxford. Pennant, always vivacious and amusing, tells a story of a libellous picture of the Last Supper placed above …
Old and New London
… vaults of entombed anecdote and treasurehouses of old story. Whitefriarsthat dull, narrow, uninviting lane sloping … some good humours; among others, a good jeer to the old story of the siege of Troy, making it to be a common country …
Survey of London
… it would appear that certain details in Grammont's story of the surprise discovery by Charles II of the Duke of … of the victory over the Dutch, and there they told the story of the fight. Again he relates how on 6th March, 1668, … south 358 side of the Privy Garden double; the ground story eleven ft high; the second story nineteen, containing …
Survey of London
… of paynted woork that were done by Palma, thone being the Story of David and Goliah, thother of Saules Conversion, w ch … Stuart," and Nell Gwynne. This is not, however, the whole story. The King's lavish expenditure on building works, the … a new Whitehall of a very different character arose. The story of these buildings is dealt with at length in the pages …