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Survey of London Monograph
… features, some of which had been re-used at Spring Gardens. This was an important interest of the Historical …
Survey of London Monograph
… with double curving flights of steps ead ing to the gardens. The house is built of brick, faced with rusticated … steps across the courtyards of the great palace to the gardens. There, looking past the long range of the Tiltyard … 7), but not so elaborate as the Medici fountain in the gardens of the Queen's old home in France, the Luxembourg …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 821 acres are arable, 829 pasture, 100 wood, and 70 acres gardens. Bricks and tiles are made to some extent. The living …
Survey of London
… Park, Herts., the Duke of Queensbury's house in Burlington Gardens (since destroyed), and for the Great House at …
Survey of London
… the waste ground and his grace the duke of Argyle's gardens into Oxford-road, from the middle of which new … ending at the back wall surrounding the extensive gardens of his brother the Duke of Argyll's house in King … garden of No. 22 Great Marlborough Street in 1827. 63 The gardens were added to Argyll House but No. 10 Argyll Place …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… has already amounted to 400,000. The pleasure-grounds and gardens are tastefully laid out, and the park, which abounds …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… on glacial sands and gravels at 120 m. above OD. In the gardens below the house large quantities of Roman pottery, …