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A History of the County of Sussex
… June 1689 reaching the city, a meeting was called at the Unicorn, lately built at the corner of the Hornet Square, …
A History of the County of Durham
… 2, Ireland 3, surrounded by the Garter, with the lion and unicorn as supporters standing on a wreath bearing the motto … The three panels of the frieze each contain the lion and unicorn standing at gaze on either side of a Tudor rose. The …
Report on the Records of the City of Exeter
… VIII (15389). The paper, which is very stout, shows a unicorn's head as a watermark. f. 101. A Copy of the Rate of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… on a house in High Street, 54 Broad Street, and the late Unicorn Hotel, Broad Street, respectively, and seventy-two …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… of G. D. Hobson's 'Demon' (really 'goat') binder, and 'Unicorn' binder. 30 Portraits. Foundress, after Faber's …
Survey of London
… Horse Inn, a Place of Good Resort. Phenix [ sic] Yard, and Unicorn Yard, both for Stablings, and Coach-houses, much …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… d. Cavelcant and Peter Course, "bugie skins," 166 l. 18 s. Unicorn, Scotch pursuivant, 100 s. Daunce, 4,000 l. Belknap, …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… form the entrance to the recreation ground, while the old Unicorn Gate is one of the entrances to the Dockyard. 400 The …
Cardiff Records
… with its legend, supported by the Lion for England and the Unicorn for Scotland. (The Scottish Unicorn was first used as one of the supporters of the Royal …
Cardiff Records
… East Gate and the canal, opposite the Masons' Arms and the Unicorn (1829.) Late Carey's spirit vaults. Also called the … Coch, Ely Common. On the north side of the Cowbridge Road. UNICORN. North side of Smith Street, now Queen Street, … shop, close to the canal. It was demolished c. 1877. UNICORN. Llanedern village, close to the church. A …