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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… 14th-century. Stoup: Outside in S. wallE. of S. doorway, rough stone basin, partly broken, in rough triangular-headed recess, probably early 16th-century. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… there is some implication at least that the WARE was in a rough state, unpolished or in some way unfinished. Among the …
Old and New London
… of the monks of Leicester. The rapacious king laid his rough hand on the treasures of the house in 1538, and Edward … Advertiser. (Knight Hunt.) The first Walter lived in rough times, and suffered from the political storms that then …
Old and New London
… introduction of a dialogue, except it was accompanied by music throughout. On the 5th of March, 1810, Sir Thomas … and his colleagues to exhibit 'all such entertainments of music and action as are commonly called pantomimes and … verbatim from the originals; but the loan of the Surrey music and coats to Covent Garden, with the refusal of Covent …
Old and New London
… reception here:"Everywhere flags were flying, bells and music sounding, wine and ale flowing in rivers to the health …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… south and north-west, on the greensand; Blackland down was rough pasture. 20 Land in the northwest part of the tithing … Ages, and, east of North field, Blackland down, 30 a., was rough pasture. 43 Until the 12th century all that land, as …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… together with the S. wall of the South Aisle, which is a rough patchwork shewing no traces of any former … responds with moulded capitals and bases; the work is rough, probably of mid 16th-century date and probably of … window, modern internally; to the S. of the doorway is a rough sinking in the wall with a ragged cutting above it, …
Survey of London
… discharge of cannon was given, while bands of martial music played 'God save the King' and 'Rule Britannia'. 127 …